The Tilbury liquefied natural gas (LNG) expansion has generated more than 65,000 hours of employment to date and provided apprenticeship and First Nations training.

BC Ferries celebrated the first steel cut on its second new intermediate class ferry in Poland recently, marking another huge step in the construction of three new dual-fuel LNG Ferries capable of running on liquefied natural gas.

British Columbia's abundant supply of natural gas is creating new economic growth. Liquefied natural gas - also known as LNG - is an export opportunity which builds on our province’s long history of resource exploration and energy production.

British Columbia's natural gas is creating a greener, more efficient transportation service. Over the next 10 years, FortisBC will provide liquefied natural gas (LNG) to BC Ferries as part of a new supply agreement.

Premier Christy Clark and Minister Rich Coleman are leading a Trade Mission to Southeast Asia, May 2-9, 2014 focused on moving toward final investment decisions and solidifying partnerships.

The need for energy is increasing globally, particularly in emerging Asian economies. Natural gas − the world's cleanest burning fossil fuel − is able to accommodate the demand. British Columbia is well-positioned to meet this need with a vast supply of natural gas.

The Minister's Asia business-development trip started with meetings in South Korea on Sunday, Oct. 13 and moved to China and Malaysia before concluding on Monday, Oct. 21.

Expanding and strengthening trading relationships abroad means real jobs here at home.