Province says new framework ‘builds off’ the environmental assessment certificate granted to the Cedar LNG facility near Kitimat on Tuesday.
A government statement says the new framework “builds off” the environmental assessment certificate granted to the Cedar LNG facility announced Tuesday, which it declared will be one of the lowest-emitting liquefied natural gas facilities in the world.
“But the scale of the climate crisis and the tremendous opportunities before us mean we must act with more urgency than ever before.” “Our intention is to leverage our clean electricity to supercharge B.C.’s economy and open new opportunities for business and job growth in the future, Eby said.Josie Osborne, minister of energy, mines and low carbon innovation, said the province was on the “front lines of climate change” and seeing its effects in wildfires, heat waves and flooding.
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