LNG macro analysis, page-942

I'm guessing the 'opposing' wont be coming from any of the thousands of Construction workers required to build them though, as

According to Fluor, more than 4,500 workers will be employed at the peak of construction on the LNG export project.

The joint venture will focus on hiring locally and then throughout British Columbia and Canada, it said.

Plus, Companies of this size usually get what they want sooner or later, one way or another imo, as i can't see anything or anybody getting in their way tbo, as

Fluor and JGC will begin site activities this year, with first LNG expected around the middle of next decade.

LNG Canada is a joint venture comprised of Shell (40%), Petronas (25%), PetroChina (15%), Mitsubishi Corporation (15%) and Kogas (5%).


US engineering giant Fluor is to book $8.4 billion from its share in the LNG Canada contract following the positive final investment decision announced by the Shell-led project on Tuesday.

www.lngworldnews.com/fluor-to-book-8-4-billion-following-lng-canada-fid/