Tidewater Renewables Ltd T.LCFS

Flares are back in fashion.

[wynner]

My platform shoes are waiting to be utilized.

On December 12, LNG Canada posted a community notification that increased flaring at its site began on December 4 and would run for a period of 60 days (i.e. to early February). Although impossible to make a direct correlation between gas intake, testing and the height of the flare (up to 20 meters, ~65 feet), we would estimate that up to 100 MMcf/d of gas might be entering the plant over the next 60 days. Based on that estimate, that would equate as 6 Bcf in 60 days, some of which is likely to be converted to LNG and stored onsite. A more aggressive estimate of 12 Bcf aggregate intake in 60 days, or 200 MMcf/d, would certainly suggest that there would very likely be LNG produced and placed in onsite storage.

https://rbnenergy.com/analyst-insights/increased-flaring-once-again-lng-canada-%E2%80%93-commissioning-export-cargo-just-around