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Enbridge proposing $2.5b NGL infrastructure project in northeastern B.C.

Enbridge proposing $2.5b NGL infrastructure project in northeastern B.C.

A wholly owned subsidiary of Enbridge Inc. is proposing to construct and operate the Frontier project, which would include a new natural gas liquids (NGL) straddle plant and NGL pipeline in northeastern British Columbia.
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Disastrous year for sockeye salmon returns predicted

Disastrous year for sockeye salmon returns predicted

Full fishing closure for Fraser River sockeye expected this year
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Potential customer for Squamish’s Woodfibre LNG walks away

Potential customer for Squamish’s Woodfibre LNG walks away

Woodfibre says agreement with Guangzhou Gas was only preliminary; activists say it’s a big setback
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Trans Mountain gives contractors notice to proceed

Trans Mountain gives contractors notice to proceed

An estimated 4,200 workers expected to be employed on pipeline twinning project by end of this year
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Pembina Pipeline Corp. to acquire Kinder Morgan Canada in $4.35b deal

Pembina Pipeline Corp. to acquire Kinder Morgan Canada in $4.35b deal

What happened: Calgary-based midstream service company to acquire former owner of Trans Mountain Pipeline Why it matters: Deal comes about a year after the federal government acquired the Trans Mountain pipeline from Kinder Morgan Canada Pembina Pipe
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B.C.’s outlook for rooftop solar: a mix of sun and cloud

B.C.’s outlook for rooftop solar: a mix of sun and cloud

Homeowners who invested in solar irked over BC Hydro’s proposed net metering changes
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Satellite methane measurements to begin next year

Satellite methane measurements to begin next year

GHGSat awarded $3.3 million from SDTC to use satellites to measure methane in BC’s natural gas fields
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Disastrous year for sockeye predicted

Disastrous year for sockeye predicted

Total closure for Fraser River sockeye expected
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Truck operators down on diesel, up on natural gas

Truck operators down on diesel, up on natural gas

Low-emission movement in Metro municipalities accelerating shift in truck fuel source
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Gouging, government policies blamed for B.C. gas price spikes

Gouging, government policies blamed for B.C. gas price spikes

Experts file reports with utilities commission citing laundry list of explanations for how much we pay at the pump
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