Does the Largest Infrastructure Project in Canada Need to Exist?

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This script discusses the $40 billion LNG Canada energy mega project, which is the largest private sector investment in Canada's history and one of the largest ongoing construction projects in North America. It outlines the project's significance, the natural gas reserves in the Montney Basin, and the process of liquefying natural gas for export. It also delves into the advantages of the project for Canada, including its shipping advantages and economic potential. The script highlights various challenges and controversies, such as cost overruns, environmental concerns, and opposition from indigenous communities. It concludes by examining the future of the LNG industry and the potential for profitability in the face of environmental concerns. Overall, it provides an in-depth look at a major energy project and its various implications.

[reddawn]

as a worker i can definitely speak to retainment issues. "quit-imat" we called it lol. the average stay was 3 weeks

[Nicklan]

Nearly 10 years now and it's still not built
While Russia announced 2 plants 2 years ago that are scheduled to be finished next year including the world's largest producing 17 million tons a year a joint venture with Canadian controlled French Company Total!

[darkbrightnorth]

Great video as always covering a massively important but under reported issue here in Canada. Might comments elsewhere in this section a bit mad but that’s just my hatred for this project’s existence. Your video is great.

[effingsix]

LNG networks can also potentially transport geologic hydrogen, if it so happens that they find any in the basement rocks of Albertans oil fields.

[darkbrightnorth]

It’s sad in my opinion that we are wasting our time and money on an LNG infrastructure project as we need to be downsizing our level of LNG across the world and as we are getting more research showing the failure of the Paris climate accords 1.5° goal will happen in 2029. This is especially sad as domestically it will give more undue power to the west of Canada and to continue allowing Alberta, Saskatchewan and to a lesser extent BC to cause political harm to the institutions of Canada as a whole. Alberta’s Government has always been using its fossil fuel resources as political fuel to harm Canada and destroy this country’s federal institutions and once project finishes they will have more fuel for their fire of legal destruction

[norrislaitinen]

The questions you are asking ( which are beyond stupid ) and showing Trudeau like he had something to do with this project shows you have NO IDEA what you are talking about. Your a left wing activist. I've watched your videos and that is VERY VERY clear. Be honest with your viewers.