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Notice of Failure to Observe the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises on Responsible Business Conduct and Request for Review
Equal Routes and seven co-filers, including Indigenous leaders, health and environmental organizations from Canada, Germany and South Korea, filed a formal complaint alleging Export Development Canada (EDC) failed to meet international standards for responsible business conduct in its financing of billions of dollars in maritime LNG infrastructure.
Les exportations de GNL, ainsi que le trafic de méthaniers qui y est associé, ne feront pas du Canada une superpuissance énergétique
Mémoire présenté au Comité permanent des ressources naturelles. Le gaz naturel liquéfié (GNL) est considéré, tant à l’échelle mondiale qu’au Canada, comme une ressource énergétique de grande valeur, présentant un potentiel économique important en tant que produit d’exportation. Nous écrivons pour recommander que, dans le cadre de son étude sur les exportations d’énergie canadiennes, le Comité permanent des ressources naturelles tienne compte des données scientifiques relatives aux impacts du cycle de vie du GNL (1), y compris le trafic de méthaniers, ainsi que des témoignages directs des communautés confrontées à ces impacts.
LNG export, and its associated LNG tanker traffic, will not establish Canada as an energy superpower
Brief Submitted to the Standing Committee on Natural Resources by Equal Routes. Liquefied natural gas (LNG) has been positioned globally and within Canada as a highly valuable energy commodity with significant economic potential as an export product. We are writing to recommend that in its study of Canadian Energy Exports, the Standing Committee on Natural Resources consider the scientific evidence of LNG’s lifecycle impacts (1), including LNG tanker traffic, as well as first-hand accounts of communities facing those impacts.
MEPC 84/9: EXPERIENCE-BUILDING PHASE FOR THE REDUCTION OF UNDERWATER RADIATED NOISE FROM SHIPPING
IMO stakeholder perspectives and case studies on reducing underwater radiated noise.
MEPC84-9: IDENTIFICATION AND PROTECTION OF SPECIAL AREAS, ECAS, AND PSSAS
MEPC 84-9: IDENTIFICATION AND PROTECTION OF SPECIAL AREAS, ECAS, AND PSSAS: Strengthening the PSSA framework to improve collaboration with the BBNJ Agreement, and to better address climate, biodiversity and pollution and advance equity in ocean governance.
PPR 13/5/13: Biofouling at the intersection of climate change, pollution and biodiversity loss
Biofouling at the intersection of climate change, pollution and biodiversity loss: A submission for the 13th Session of the Sub-Committee on Pollution Prevention and Response at the International Maritime Organization
Well-to-Tank Carbon Intensity of Canadian LNG
An analysis commissioned by Equal Routes, completed by Energy and Environmental Research Associates, to determine the carbon intensity of LNG from Canada. This study aims to assess the upstream emissions of Canadian produced natural gas and LNG to identify upstream emissions related to global and maritime climate goals.
