John Ivison: Kanadas Energy Superpower -Ambitionen trafen die erste Hürde. Der 750 -Millionen -Dollar -Plan des Unternehmens, Propan von Prince Rupert zu exportieren, wird von …. dem Hafen von Prinz Rupert blockiert.
https://johnivison.substack.com/p/canadas-energy-superpower-ambitions
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This has been cooking for awhile , national attention will be good . Theres alot of things in alot of stages of talks right now on the north coast ..
If you like these possibilities, start calling out anyone who talks about the north pacific coast crude line ,its a non issue and that project talk has direct consequences on the support for all the other projects that do have support on the coast .
Whether your liberal or conservative, Smith , Pierre and all the others using the north pacific coast line for political optics need to be called out , there is 0 possibility of that project happening with or with out federal mandates..
> But the final investment decision is really a negotiating tactic aimed at putting pressure on the federal government to overturn an export agreement the port entered into with Dutch company, Royal Vopak in 2015, that gives the Dutch exclusivity off Canada’s West Coast when it comes to sending propane overseas.
I’m sorry what now? This whole project hinges on a poor business decision by the port authority from a decade ago. That is some short sighted thinking to give one company a monopoly over a product export and I would have to agree the federal government needs to step in here.