Haisla Nation and Pembina Pipeline Corporation partner to build floating liquefied natural gas facility, marine export terminal in Kitimat.
Smith said the facility, which will eventually export liquefied natural gas overseas, is an “example of how we can lead development in our own territory and build our Indigenous rights in the process.”
Eby said because the facility will be powered by electricity from B.C. Hydro, it will be one of the lowest emitting facilities of its kind in the entire world. Eby said the province has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Haisla Nation to help the project lower its emissions to near zero by 2030, in line with the province’s new energy action framework.
The province’s decision could be a positive sign for the Ksi Lisims LNG project, a proposed floating LNG export facility located on land owned by the Nisga’a Nation near the community of Gingolx in northern B.C.Article content
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