PROJECT

LNG Canada

LNG Canada is Canada’s largest LNG export project, which will liquefy gas fracked in British Columbia and export it to markets in Asia. The Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC) supports both the LNG Canada project and the Montney Shale Gas Development Project. Japanese private banks are financiers of the Coastal GasLink Pipeline Project (CGL Project) that transports natural gas from gas development field to export terminals. The pipeline project, which is an inseparable part of the LNG Canada project, is being developed against the First Nations’s will, who has been opposing the construction of the pipeline. In other words, Canadian government and project implementers have not obtained “free, prior and informed consent” (FPIC) from the First Nations.

2025.11.052025.11.04

New Report on Climate Impacts of Japan’s Public Finance

2025.11.052025.11.04

New Report on Japanese LNG Trading

2025.11.052025.11.04

New reports reveal Japan’s mammoth public financing does not contribute to domestic energy security; JBIC-funded emissions comparable to top-emitting countries

2025.10.282025.10.28

Press Conference — Ahead of COP30, release of two studies on Japanese LNG resales and JBIC’s GHG Emission

2025.08.232025.08.27

Is Japan and South Korea’s Joint ‘CLEAN’ Initiative on Methane Abatement Truly Clean?

2025.07.172025.07.18

Indigenous Leaders in Canada Demand Accountability from JBIC and Mitsubishi for Complicity in LNG Canada Violations

2024.10.172024.10.17

[New Report] Faces of Impact: JBIC and Japan’s LNG Financing Harms Communities and the Planet

2024.10.092024.10.11

Webinar: Faces of Impacts: How JBIC and Japan’s LNG Financing Harm Communities and the Planet

2024.04.262024.04.26

[Press Release]Japan’s ‘disastrous and harmful’ LNG financing sparks protests around the world