B.C.’s energy regulator monitors air quality as LNG Canada seeks to reduce flaring

Demand for liquefied natural gas exports is growing and the country is gearing up to increase production amid concern for the ...
Canada's National Observer

Camera footage of Canada's first LNG terminal raises questions about invisible pollution

A camera that can see what the naked eye can’t is raising new questions about potential emissions from LNG Canada.
The Tyee

Kitimat LNG Plant Asks for Massive Flaring Permit Increase

Flaring levels at LNG Canada have regularly exceeded those allowed by the facility’s permit. Now the operator is seeking a more permissive permit. Image via supplied video. LNG Canada is asking for ...
WECT

Piedmont Natural Gas to use flare stack as part of work on Fredrickson Road in Wilmington

WILMINGTON, N.C. (WECT) - Piedmont Natural Gas will be conducting routine infrastructure maintenance in Wilmington throughout the summer. The work will take place near 3405 Fredrickson Road from June ...
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LNG Canada has been flaring up to 15 times more gas than expected, documents reveal

In the fall of 2024, LNG Canada fired up its flare in Kitimat for the first time, burning off gas to test its systems. By December, company officials knew something was wrong. Residents were also ...
AZOM

Laser-Based Monitoring for Flare Stack Safety and Emissions Control

The use of flare stacks to burn off harmful emissions is common in hydrocarbon processing. Flare stacks are among the most vital safety mechanisms in industrial plants; for example, they are used in ...