Qatar may be a model for other nations to learn from with their forward thinking involving foreign investment, observes Terrace B.C. writer.
Writer takes a look at progression of LNG projects in the region
MP Nathan Cullen may have stretched his report about the "high-level engagement" on his recent telephone poll on electoral reform.
Asian buyers know full well that, after years of getting beaten up on LNG price, they are now in the driving seat.
Is it really accurate to say that the greenlight from LNG project proponents is dependent on the price of oil?
Malcolm Baxter wonders why on earth the MP would want the federal NDP leadership.
It's one more plan to help keep greenhouse gases in check
Christy Clark’s Liberal government failed their magic trick by revealing the source of the new Prosperity Fund.
Projects being postponed: price is the big one when it comes to LNG proponents deciding to go ahead with a project.
Key to development depends on very long term outlook
Saudi Arabia trying to force other producers to back off production
Royal Dutch Shell's takeover offer to British company BG reminds one of the saying, “The time to buy is when there’s blood in the streets.”
Malcolm Baxter does not envy the task facing the LNG proponent majors in deciding whether to green light plans for plants on the B.C. coast
A lot has been happening on the LNG front since Malcolm Baxter's last column...
There is an old expression that goes, “It’s an ill wind that blows nobody any good," writes Terrace Standard columnist Malcolm Baxter
Federal government also has role to play in potential industry
Development of the industry in B.C. is still a long ways off
Life was already complicated enough when it came to B.C.’s LNG aspirations, but the Russians and Chinese have just cranked it up
Refining oil in Canada would mean job boom in Terrace and boost to our nation
What happens to B.C.'s LNG dreams if Asia embraces nuclear energy?
