LNG plants are opening down the west coast in Oregon,  the Australian LNG industry continues to thrive, but Petronas shut down because of the economics in BC?  The world price is the same wherever an LNG plant is located, could there be something more, something unsaid in the Petronas announcement?  

Could it be that the very real fear of ballooning carbon taxes in BC plays into their  decision?  Why are the LNG plants in non-carbon tax jurisdictions flourishing?

2 weeks in office and already the NDP/Green alliance is killing jobs in BC.  Site C is next to have 2,000 jobs euthanised.   NDP will kill the proposed bridge to replace the Massey Tunnel . . . the worst transportation bottleneck in BC.  But don't worry, they are asking the feds for money to replace the Patullo Bridge so they can point to their transportation accomplishments.  The only reason the Patullo sees heavy use is that the Port Mann is a toll bridge  - but NDP has pledged to eliminate those tolls.