What is Goldboro LNG?

The Goldboro Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) project will be Canada’s east coast LNG export facility. Natural gas will be transported to Goldboro, Nova Scotia using existing pipelines and exported by ship to international markets. Goldboro LNG is a Pieridae Energy Canada project.

Who owns Goldboro LNG?

Pieridae
Jobs promised. Pieridae first announced their plans for Goldboro LNG nine years ago. It bought the project site from the Municipality of the District of Guysborough six years ago, promising thousands of jobs and tax revenue for rural Nova Scotia.

Where is the Goldboro project?

Nova Scotia
Goldboro LNG will be located in the Goldboro Industrial Park in the Municipality of the District of Guysborough, Nova Scotia, Canada.

Where does Nova Scotia get its natural gas?

In Nova Scotia, natural gas is distributed by Heritage Gas and Strait Area Gas. Heritage services Halifax, Hants, Cumberland, Pictou and Colchester counties. Heritage Gas is a Nova Scotia-based distribution company owned by SaskEnergy Inc.

Where is Rio Grande LNG located?

Brownsville
The Rio Grande LNG facility will be located along the northern shore of the Brownsville Ship Channel, Texas, US. Image courtesy of Rio Grande LNG. NextDecade is the developer of the 27Mtpa Rio Grande LNG export facility.

Do homes in Nova Scotia have natural gas?

While natural gas has been used in other parts of Canada for up to 60 years, it’s still relatively new to Nova Scotia. Our use of it is growing, however, both in our homes as a source of heat, and by our power plants to generate electricity.

Where does Nova Scotia get its coal from?

Most of the coal we use is sourced from international markets but we purchase domestic coal if it is available, meets environmental requirements, and is competitively priced. Nova Scotia has the most aggressive greenhouse gas regulations in Canada, requiring a 25% reduction in emissions over the 2010 to 2020 period.

Who owns Annova LNG?

The Annova LNG project was being jointly developed by its majority owner, U.S. energy company Exelon Corp, and minority owners Black & Veatch Corp, Kiewit Energy Group Inc and Canadian energy company Enbridge Inc, the company said.