LNG cost pressures; BC project proponents uneasy about tax plan
Faced with rising costs and uncertain about the impact of a proposed tax, some of the biggest LNG players in British Columbia are on the hunt for partners as they voice concern about the province’s ability to compete with other export countries.
The fallout from the government’s tax framework gained....
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