Office of the Federal Gas Pipeline Coordinator:
- B.C. may be too optimistic about its LNG chances, bank says
- Price spike could stall U.S. LNG export approvals, report says
- Canadian LNG projects have to overcome challenges, report says
- Company considering gas-fired power plant for B.C. LNG industry
- Tight global LNG supply likely until second half 2014, report says
- Papua New Guinea LNG plant on schedule for first gas in 2014
- India takes lead in trying to put together ‘gas buyers’ club’
- World Bank says gas flaring on the rise in U.S. and worldwide
- Potential LNG exports keep Canadian drilling rig companies busy
- Keystone decision not expected until 2014
- Refineries adjust to delayed Keystone XL oil line
Norway’s oil minister suggests heavier investment in U.S. real estate
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