The Prime Minister of Canada will support the new oil producer in British Columbia

The Canadian Prime Minister, Mark Carney, said that it is “very likely” that the new oil pipeline in British Columbia will have a project of national importance for Canada.

In an interview with the Calgary Herald, Carney said that the infrastructural uptake could have a huge economic impact on the land, according to Reuters.

“With an overview of both economic advantages, the resource we have and the expertise of which we have, it is clear that the oil and gas industry is proposed as a project of national interest,” said Carney, who visited Calgary on the occasion. traditional Calgary Stampedo Festival.

Yes, the initiative for the fence is required from the private sector, and not yet rusty. Carney said that he would like to support the pretext for the recovery of the system for the purchase and storage of harmful carbon dioxide for 16.5 billion Canadian dollars, which is also used in the Alberta oil field.

Just a few weeks ago, the Canadian Senate finally passed a law that would allow for better approval of infrastructure and resource projects in the national interest, aligning the unified regional barriers to change. province.

Canada is now the fourth largest producer of naphtha in the world, and its energy infrastructure has a broader strategy for diversifying its energy sector and is less dependent on the United States, which has carrying 75 of his own goods.