other newshttps://www.naturalgasintel.com/altagas-expects-increased-propane-exports-thanks-to-liquids-rich-montney-formation/ Even thats good news for Crew, if LPG goes up in price. This Ridley Islnand sould like a saving grace for some of these LPG terminals. Future looks good for LPG in the region.
Most of the LPG gets there by rail from Edmonton. Fort saskatchawan is the hub, its where the carvarns are.Some one has erectred proplyen splitter in fort sask as well. Demand looks healthy.
At Prince Groege is a junction. the rail branchs into what use to be the old bc north line. That line goes right threw Montney and our friend Crew Energy.
More LPG means more storage, processing plants and terminals. Rail does have its limits so I would imagine a pipeline to relieve some pressure.