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Venezuela Colombia Oil Pipeline was a proposed oil pipeline in Venezuela and Colombia. There have been no development updates since 2014, and the project

Canadian government pledged in June 2019. The project comprises construction of an LNG export terminal in Kitimat, British Columbia. It includes the construction

permits for both the proposed pipeline and the LNG terminal in Coos Bay. In March 2016, FERC rejected Jordan Cove, Pacific Connector Pipeline, and its feeder

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LNG Canada is a proposed LNG terminal in British Columbia, Canada. It is currently under construction. Loading map... {"type":"HYBRID","minzoom":false

of U.S. coal exports in 2010, up from 63% in 2000. Over 68% of total U.S. coal exports in 2010 were coking coal, which is used in making iron and steel

announced that it will divest a 40% interest in its Columbia Gas Transmission and Columbia Gulf Transmission pipelines for US$5.2 billion to Global Infrastructure

issued in June 2015. At the same period in 2010, during the fracking boom in the region, 600 permits were issued a month. The steady decrease in global

Coastal GasLink Pipeline is a natural gas pipeline under construction in Canada. The pipeline runs from Dawson Creek, British Columbia, to Kitimat, British

Mt. Klappan coalfields in northwestern British Columbia in July 2006.]] On July 16, 2005, representatives of three British Columbia First Nations tribes

help compensate for an anticipated shortfall in domestic fossil gas production beginning in 2027 or 2028. In January 2023, terminal owners Promigas and Vopak

Connector Pipeline project a license to export liquified natural gas, making Jordan Cove the first project in 40 years in which developers proposed a new pipeline

the project in July 2012. The site of the bi-directional Oregon LNG facility was proposed in Warrenton, Oregon, on the estuary of the Columbia River. Warrenton

Morgan’s pipelines are plagued by leaks and explosions, including two large dangerous spills in residential neighborhoods in British Columbia." Nelson

Energy Regulator (CER) approved the expansion to be in service. The existing and proposed pipelines transport diluted bitumen through the Strait of Juan

Company (Mo-Kan). In 1930, 50% of Mo-Kan's stake in Panhandle Eastern was sold to Columbia Oil and Gasoline Corporation, an affiliate of Columbia Gas and Electric

LNG Terminal was a proposed natural gas liquefaction facility on Lelu Island, British Columbia, Canada. It would have been developed in the District of Port

greater earthquakes is currently in progress in the US midcontinent" and "the acceleration in activity that began in 2009 appears to involve a combination

Kitimat LNG Terminal was a proposed LNG terminal in British Columbia, Canada. The project investors Chevron and Woodside Energy have both withdrawn support

Calcasieu Channel in Hackberry, Louisiana. The future of the proposed Magnolia LNG Terminal in Louisiana, reported S&P Global on March 27, is "in jeopardy" due