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Suave · 04-06-2022, 09:48 AM

Shell already looks at moving onto Phase 2 for LNG Canada

Shell PLC SHEL-N is studying the feasibility of a major expansion of the LNG Canada joint venture in British Columbia, citing an increase in global demand for liquefied natural gas and the need for new reliable supplies.

Susannah Pierce, President of Shell Canada and National President, said LNG Canada will produce fuel at a lower carbon intensity than other large-scale terminals operating around the world.

“The energy transition is not simple. It’s complex, and we currently have a dependency on natural gas and oil that cannot be eliminated overnight,” she said. “So it takes a very thoughtful approach.”

LNG Canada’s first phase would operate at 0.15 tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent for every tonne of LNG produced, which is below BC’s limit for “emissions intensity” of 0. 16 tons of CO2 equivalent.

04-06-2022, 09:48 AM	#6570
Suave Scoring Winger Join Date: Oct 2002 Exp:	Shell already looks at moving onto Phase 2 for LNG Canada Shell PLC SHEL-N is studying the feasibility of a major expansion of the LNG Canada joint venture in British Columbia, citing an increase in global demand for liquefied natural gas and the need for new reliable supplies. Susannah Pierce, President of Shell Canada and National President, said LNG Canada will produce fuel at a lower carbon intensity than other large-scale terminals operating around the world. “The energy transition is not simple. It’s complex, and we currently have a dependency on natural gas and oil that cannot be eliminated overnight,” she said. “So it takes a very thoughtful approach.” LNG Canada’s first phase would operate at 0.15 tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent for every tonne of LNG produced, which is below BC’s limit for “emissions intensity” of 0. 16 tons of CO2 equivalent.