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Petronas eyeing more projects in Canada
Petronas eyeing more projects in Canada

Free Malaysia Today

time2 days ago

  • Business
  • Free Malaysia Today

Petronas eyeing more projects in Canada

Petronas operates the North Montney Joint Venture upstream gas project and is a major equity partner in LNG Canada, a US$40 billion LNG facility. KUALA LUMPUR : Petronas is keen to expand its presence in Canada as the country is now one of its major liquefied natural gas (LNG) suppliers, says executive vice-president and CEO of upstream business Jukris Abdul Wahab. He said Petronas had about 50 trillion cubic feet (TCF) of gas in Canada while its LNG Canada project was only in Phase 1. He said the energy company had embarked on a series of LNG projects backed by this resource portfolio. 'With 50 TCF, we can support several more LNG projects as resource size is not an issue,' he told an editors' briefing today. Jukris also expressed hope for the Canadian government's support for the oil and gas firm's additional LNG projects. 'We are keen to expand our presence there and see Canada as one of our major LNG supply bases going forward,' he said. Petronas successfully shipped the first LNG cargo from its Canada facility in Kitimat, British Columbia, on July 8. Petronas operates the North Montney Joint Venture upstream gas project and is a major equity partner in LNG Canada, a US$40 billion LNG facility.

Petronas denies it is leaving Canada
Petronas denies it is leaving Canada

Free Malaysia Today

time04-06-2025

  • Business
  • Free Malaysia Today

Petronas denies it is leaving Canada

Petronas has issued a statement to deny that it is leaving Canada despite there being no mention of it making such a move. (Reuters pic) PETALING JAYA : National oil corporation Petronas has denied that it was leaving Canada following a news report that it may consider selling its Canadian company for US$7 billion. In a brief statement, Petronas also said it was committed to its investments in Canada, where it operates the North Montney Joint Venture upstream gas development. Yesterday, Bloomberg reported that Petronas was considering options for its Canadian company, formerly known as Progress Energy Resources Corp, including a sale. Petronas issued the statement despite there being no mention anywhere in the report that it was quitting Canada. In the statement, the oil corporation reiterated that it is a major partner in the LNG Canada gas liquefaction facility in Kitimat, British Columbia. 'With LNG Canada preparing for its first cargo this year, Petronas is proud to be providing lower carbon, reliable Canadian liquefied natural gas to support global energy markets for decades to come. 'Any reports that claim Petronas is leaving Canada are inaccurate,' the statement said. Quoting a source, Bloomberg reported that Petronas is working with a financial adviser on a potential disposal and that a transaction 'could value the Canadian business at US$6 billion to US$7 billion'. Petronas bought Progress Energy for about US$5.3 billion in 2012, as well as a 25% stake in the LNG Canada project.

PETRONAS stays committed to its Canadian business
PETRONAS stays committed to its Canadian business

The Star

time04-06-2025

  • Business
  • The Star

PETRONAS stays committed to its Canadian business

PETALING JAYA: Petroliam Nasional Bhd (PETRONAS) has said that it remains committed to its investments in Canada, where it operates the North Montney joint venture upstream gas development. In a statement, the national oil company said it is a major partner in the liquefied natural gas (LNG) Canada gas liquefaction facility in Kitimat, British Columbia, Canada. 'With LNG Canada preparing for its first cargo this year, PETRONAS is proud to be providing lower carbon, reliable Canadian liquefied natural gas to support global energy markets for decades to come. 'Any reports that claim PETRONAS is leaving Canada are inaccurate.' On Tuesday, Bloomberg reported that PETRONAS is considering options for its Canadian company formerly known as Progress Energy Resources Corp, including a sale. The report said PETRONAS was working with a financial adviser on a potential disposal, potentially valued at US$6bil to US$7bil. The report also said PETRONAS may consider selling a minority stake in the business, depending on the valuation. Trading ideas: Cypark, CapitaLand, Ta Win, Deleum, Zelan, Ramssol, Edelteq, Oasis, UUE, Taghill, Kawan Renergy

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