VICTORIA - The British Columbia government is exempting a utility company that plans to expand its liquefied natural gas plant in Metro Vancouver, allowing the $2-billion investment to move ahead.
VICTORIA - The British Columbia government is exempting a utility company that plans to expand its liquefied natural gas plant in Metro Vancouver, allowing the $2-billion investment to move ahead.
Energy Minister Adrian Dix says the government has issued an order-in-council that will exempt Fortis BC from getting a permit, requiring the company to show that the proposed expansion of the Tilbury LNG facility in Delta, B.C. protects the public interest.
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The decision clears the way for further construction on the Prince Rupert Gas Transmission project
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OTTAWA - Ottawa has begun taking public comments on a proposed liquefied petroleum gas facility on British Columbia's north coast.
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