Canada’s New Pipeline Megaproject Could Change Global Energy...
Trailblazing Africa
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Canada is building one of the biggest energy projects in its history — and it could reshape the global LNG market. The LNG Canada project, the Coastal GasLink pipeline, and the massive natural gas infrastructure connecting British Columbia to the Pacific are opening a new energy route to Japan, South Korea, and China.
In this video, we explore Canada’s massive LNG project, the 670-kilometer pipeline, the technology behind liquefied natural gas, the strategic importance of Kitimat, British Columbia, and why Canadian natural gas could become increasingly important in global energy markets.
We also break down the Wet’suwet’en pipeline controversy, Indigenous agreements, Canada’s energy strategy, LNG exports, Asian energy demand, and the growing geopolitical importance of North American natural gas.
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The proble is how CO2 is disposed of is the enemy.
Mixing it with water vapour, and ejecting it into the upper atmosphere
using tall chimneys is the real enemy.
Cold, CO2 is twice as dense as air, so naturally stays in the lower atmosphere,
where weather washes it out into ground water,
where it can feed crops and forests.
The tall chimneys need to be converted to scrubbing towers,
wherein the CO2 is converted to H2CO3.
- CO2 is at absolute LOWS, on a geologic scale, & CO2 is a vital necessary element on this carbon-based world
- Russia didn't stop selling energy, Europe embargoed it after Russia's 30-year patient wait wore out for W. Europe to stop cancelling E. Europe nations' neutrality
Canada’s New Pipeline Megaproject Could Change Global Energy...
Trailblazing Africa
10,898 views
Canada is building one of the biggest energy projects in its history — and it could reshape the global LNG market. The LNG Canada project, the Coastal GasLink pipeline, and the massive natural gas infrastructure connecting British Columbia to the Pacific are opening a new energy route to Japan, South Korea, and China.
In this video, we explore Canada’s massive LNG project, the 670-kilometer pipeline, the technology behind liquefied natural gas, the strategic importance of Kitimat, British Columbia, and why Canadian natural gas could become increasingly important in global energy markets.
We also break down the Wet’suwet’en pipeline controversy, Indigenous agreements, Canada’s energy strategy, LNG exports, Asian energy demand, and the growing geopolitical importance of North American natural gas.
LNG Canada, Canada LNG, Canadian natural gas, Coastal GasLink, LNG pipeline, British Columbia LNG, Kitimat LNG, Canada energy, natural gas exports, LNG exports, global energy, energy infrastructure, LNG project, Japan LNG, South Korea LNG, China LNG, Canadian pipeline, Pacific LNG, energy geopolitics, natural gas pipeline, Canada energy projects.
#LNGCanada #Canada #NaturalGas #LNG #Pipeline #Energy #BritishColumbia #CoastalGasLink #EnergyInfrastructure