LNG Canada cites industry challenges, capital constraints Project says it can’t confirm when it plans final decision Royal Dutch Shell Plc and its partners delayed for the second time this year a final investment decision on a terminal to export liquefied natural gas from Canada’s Pacific Coast to Asian markets. LNG Canada, which is also backed by Mitsubishi Corp., PetroChina Co. and Korea Gas Corp., cited “global industry challenges, including capital constraints” in announcing the postponement in a statement on Monday. “Participants have determined they need more time prior to taking a final investment decision,” the joint venture said. “At this time, we cannot confirm when this decision will be made.” A glut of LNG is emerging globally as ventures start up in Australia and the U.S. Analysts have cast doubt on Canada’s ability to deliver LNG exports this decade, even as the nation’s gas producers yearn for a […]