Coal is driving China's hydro electric plants and it  is the dirtiest of all fossil fuels, it creates more pollution than oil, natural gas and gasoline when burned. That is why Bejing is one of the most dirtiest places on earth.

Liquid natural gas (LNG) is the cleanest fossil fuel, and Canada has an abundance of natural gas.

“That’s another significant piece that people miss on this whole LNG story in B.C – that we’re actually helping large economics that are continuing to grow to create new transition fuels to get out of older fuels into cleaner-burning fuels,” said Greg D’Avignon, CEO of the Business Council of BC.

Northeastern BC is home to the Montney Formation and Horn River Basin, the third largest hydrocarbon fields in North America.

Between the drilling, piping, and exporting of the natural gas in British Columbia, there is over $100 billion of proposed capital investment. Each project has one key component, all of the natural gas comes from Northeast BC.

A few of these massive capital projects proposed:

• LNG Canada led by Royal Dutch Shell - $40,000,000,000 [source]
• Pacific NorthWest LNG led by Petronas - $36,000,000,000 [source]
• West Coast Canada LNG led by Exxon Mobil - $25,000,000,000 [source]

Construction of the $715-million Tower natural gas processing plant, which would be south of Fort St. John, has received the go-ahead from the Cutbank Ridge partnership formed by Encana and Mitsubishi.

The Tower complex includes a processing plant as well as storage and other facilities.

The decision to build the Tower complex follows the announcement of a $860-million natural gas plant near Dawson Creek, for Cutbank Ridge.

Both processing plants are expected to start operating in 2017, and would handle natural gas from the Montney Formation. [source]

It's not a final investment decision but LNG Canada is embarking on early site preparation at their proposed liquefaction plant site which will pave the way towards a smoother construction phase.

As of right now there are currently 120 people working on site. 

If a positive FID is made in 2016 the company would then shift to construction of permanent facilities on the property. [source]

Another item leading up to their FID, is the decision to lease a parking lot at Northwest Regional Airport in Terrace. 

“LNG Canada has made provisions for parking at the Northwest Regional Airport in Terrace to function as a “park-and-ride” facility for LNG Canada staff and contractors who live in Terrace and the surrounding areas,” [source]

Pacific NorthWest LNG, led by Malaysia’s state-owned Petronas, wants to build an $11.4-billion export terminal on Lelu Island, which is located next to Flora Bank.

“The technical work completed to date indicates that the project is not likely to cause significant adverse environmental effects on fish and fish habitat,” according to the consortium’s 36-page summary of its findings. [source]

Recent news about an global glut of LNG under production has cast a shadow over BC's prospects to develop the industry, but as late as mid November Petronas CEO Datuk Wan Zulkiflee Wan Airffin said, "the company will proceed, pending federal approval." [source] 

Construction on the massive Site C Dam is underway, the Civil Contractors have been announced and construction to house the workers has begun.

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