In a world where climate change is at the forefront of all decisions for the future, it is essential to find alternatives. LNG is that alternative. LNG is projected to be a long-term contributor to net zero goals -meaning a greener future for all of us. lng-nl.com

Are you curious about how LNG NL will operate? Looking to better understand what LNG is? Watch our video to discover more: youtu.be/B3tVjaCwrE0 #LNGNL

The time is now to find alternative energy resources, and LNG Newfoundland and Labrador and Miawpukek First Nation Partnership can be part of that solution. The emissions from LNG NL will be some of the lowest in the world. To learn more, visit lng-nl.com

Miawpukek’s involvement with LNG NL has been endorsed nationally by the First Nations Major Projects Coalition (FNMPC). Through its majority owned joint venture company, Horizon Maritime Services, the Miawpukek will see active participation in the project.

At Gassy Point in Placentia Bay, NL, LNG NL will construct a US$2.5 billion Export Terminal consisting of: 👉 An onshore pre-processing facility to clean the gas 👉 A Floating Liquified Natural Gas (FLNG) vessel moored onsite for liquefaction of the clean gas and storage of LNG.

The timing could not be better to bring Newfoundland and Labrador natural gas to the marketplace. The advantages for LNG NL and Miawpukek First Nation Partnership will allow us to be competitive in supplying LNG to global markets. To learn more, visit lng-nl.com

📢 Our very own Dr. Majid A. Abdi, LNG NL’s Executive Vice President of Engineering & Chief Technology Officer (CTO) will be a keynote speaker at EAGE's 2nd Workshop on East Canada Offshore Exploration, taking place Nov 14-15 in St. John’s, NL! bit.ly/3Jn3Iz5

LNG NL has partnered with C-CORE, who specialize in pipeline risk assessment. 1st Phase Development of our plan will involve construction of a 600 km pipeline to bring the gas directly from existing offshore production platforms to Grassy Point, Placentia Bay, NL.

LNG NL is proud to have had the opportunity to meet with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz this week and discuss the future of the global energy sector. Germany plans to increase their LNG imports from Canada and look forward to exporting our low-carbon LNG before 2030. #LNGNL

#DYK During the first phase of LNG Newfoundland and Labrador (LNG NL) offshore gas development project, we will be facilitating the export of gas from non-fracked resources. To learn more, please visit lng-nl.com/the-project

Once operational, LNG NL, along with our equity partner Miawpukek First Nation will help shine a spotlight on our province, as we compete on the global stage. One of our biggest advantages is our province’s close proximity to Europe. This is a massive opportunity for NL.

We believe that the transitioning to net-zero is a collaboration every business must engage in. LNG NL intends to carry this responsibility through at every level of our value chain and will develop formal goals as we progress our project. Read more: lng-nl.com

Happy Holidays from the team at LNG NL! We wish you all a safe and happy holiday season. We look forward to continuing our work towards a greener future in 2023.

Grassy Point, Placentia Bay is the most strategic site for an LNG facility in NL. LNG NL will construct an Export Terminal consisting of an onshore pre-processing facility and a FLNG Vessel moored onsite for liquefication of the clean gas. Learn more at lng-nl.com

The Miawpukek First Nation inked a historic partnership and equity agreement with LNG NL in September 2021. Miawpukek will see active participation in the project. Their involvement with LNG NL has been endorsed nationally by the FNMPC. Learn more at lng-nl.com

LNG NL’s proposed project is unique. Our LNG will be produced using 100% renewable hydroelectric energy. LNG NL’s liquefaction CO2 emissions will also be the lowest in the world. LNG NL’s project supports the march to decarbonization. Learn more at lng-nl.com

Why does the world need LNG? Major energy demand increases the global need to shift from coal to gas, global population growth and modernization, and the geopolitical need to diversify supply are just some of the reasons. Learn more about our plan at lng-nl.com

LNG NL will be competitive in supplying LNG with a much lower carbon footprint. Our proposed LNG project is unique, and our team has the knowledge, skills, and community support to execute our plan responsibly and efficiently. Learn more at lng-nl.com