Groups seek delay for B.C.’s Ksi Lisims LNG project, citing emission caps concerns
“The environmental assessment process will include at least two additional public comment periods,” Borghese wrote. One that will include greenhouse gas assessments.
An environmental analysis of the Ksi Lisims LNG export facility was green lit by the assessment office in mid-March, just days after the B.C. government gave final approval to theNisga’a leadership say the Ksi Lisims project – located in northwest B.C. near the border of Alaska – will be “net-zero” emissions from Day 1, in part by tapping into B.C. Hydro’s electrical grid to power the facility as well as a carbon offset management program.
Without electrification, emissions would be up to 1.9 million tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent per year — nearly three per cent of B.C.’s annual emissions and the equivalent of burningWhen emissions generated by the fracking and transportation of LNG — so-called “upstream” emissions — are included, the figure more than doubles.
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