Brent Jang is a Reporter at The Globe and Mail. With extensive experience covering the energy and mining sectors, he focuses on topics such as energy policy and regulation, renewable energy, oil and gas, and energy sustainability. Brent's work has been featured in Castanet Media, Skies Magazine, and The Globe and Mail.
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Brent Jang's articles primarily focus on local business and industry news in British Columbia, particularly related to ports, pipelines, LNG exports, and the economy. His coverage includes a significant emphasis on government announcements and data citations.
To effectively reach out to Brent Jang with relevant pitches or expertise, consider offering insights into local business developments in British Columbia related to port operations, pipeline projects (particularly those involving TC Energy), LNG export plans within the region, or legal/regulatory matters impacting these industries. Additionally, providing statistical data or analysis of government policies affecting B.C.'s economy may be valuable for his reporting. Keep in mind that your pitch should align with his strong emphasis on local news and its implications for the regional economy.
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Latest package follows $2.35-billion in funding announced last year to support industry reeling from higher U.S. import taxes
By: Brent Jang
Uniper is seeking to increase its flexibility to schedule shipments of LNG globally
By: Brent Jang
Lax Kw’alaams Band, Metlakatla First Nation and Gitxaala Nation signed benefits agreements, but others remain opposed to pipeline route
The project, with a capital cost estimate of US$15.7-billion, would export LNG to Asia
By: Brent Jang
Canadian LNG can provide Asian countries with a more geopolitically stable energy supply, the report says
By: Brent Jang
Demand for liquefied natural gas exports is growing and the country is gearing up to increase production amid concern for the environment
By: Brent Jang
Transaction is contingent on co-owners making final investment decision later this year on plans to expand Kitimat terminal
By: Brent Jang
Province’s environmental regulator acknowledged concerns raised about cumulative air quality in a report, which approved Cedar’s expanded capacity
By: Brent Jang
The $4-billion expansion aims to increase capacity at Enbridge’s T-South system
By: Brent Jang
The project, which has yet to be built, would export liquefied natural gas to Asia from northwest B.C.
