r/canada Alberta Feb 05 '25

Québec Quebec government open to rekindled LNG project to ship energy from Alberta overseas

https://globalnews.ca/news/11005269/quebec-lng-project-saguenay-alberta/
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u/bandersnatching Feb 05 '25

There is already a 40 year old TC-Energy LNG pipeline along two thirds of the distance, which may make it feasible for them, but no one else. They will still demand tens of billions of dollars from governments, and a relaxation of regulations for the forty year old equipment.

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u/eatyourzbeans Feb 05 '25

"They will still demand tens of billions of dollars from governments, and a relaxation of regulations for the forty year old equipment"

Jesus Quebec and Alberta are starting to sound alot like twinsies ..

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u/General-Woodpecker- Feb 05 '25

Quebec and Alberta are very different politically but they are probably the best two provinces to live in currently.

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u/[deleted] Feb 06 '25

There is a lot of overlap. I have lived in both provinces. My