$23B LNG Pipeline Route Planned
A massive US$23B gas pipeline across Quebec was just presented to Ottawa, but key First Nations say consent is missing.
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A US$23 billion LNG pipeline proposal, Kinoeski LNG, just hit Quebec. Canada and the European Union agreed on October 30 to study exporting gas to Europe.
Kinoeski mapped 3 pipeline routes in a presentation submitted to the federal government. The developer estimates paying $8 billion in dividends to founding shareholders over 12 years.
Chief Lucien Waboninik and the Innu First Nations state they have not consented to the project. The project includes 1,000 kilometers of new pipeline, shipping 15 million tons of LNG annually, majority controlled by the Atacama Nation.
