Post Carbon Fellow David Hughes was quoted in this article about the prospects for exporting natural gas from B.C. Canada.

From the article:

Hughes’ analysis suggests there is enough gas from Western Canada to support only one major LNG export plant.

Hughes was critical of figures B.C. has published suggesting that the province has 2,933 trillion cubic feet of gas. That is far in excess of the 2013 estimates of 42 trillion cubic feet of proven reserves and 442 trillion cubic feet of estimated reserves, published by the B.C. Oil & Gas Commission.

“It would seem to me to contradict the B.C. Oil and Gas Commission and NEB estimates,” Hughes said.