Indonesian Billionaire’s LNG Plant Gets $140 Million From Canada
Bloomberg Markets
13 lis 2026, 17:50Crypto
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Canada's government has injected C$200 million ($140 million) into a west coast liquefied natural gas project backed by Indonesia's richest person.
The funding will support a liquefied natural gas (LNG) facility on Canada's west coast, part of Prime Minister Mark Carney's strategy to reduce economic dependence on the United States. This move represents a significant step in Canada's energy export diversification efforts.
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The project is backed by Indonesia's wealthiest individual, though the specific billionaire's name wasn't disclosed in the announcement. The investment underscores growing international partnerships in the energy sector.
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