Although most of Canada’s proposed LNG export projects are on hold for now, production and exports of NGLs have surged in 2019 as output has ramped up from the giant Montney and Duvernay basins. More importantly, improving domestic pipeline infrastructure could result in Canada becoming a key supplier of NGLs and LNG in the longer term, boosting the country’s competitiveness in the global market.
NGLs comprise condensates, propane and butane – which in Canada are exported by pipeline, rail and truck as well as being used...
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