Houston (Platts)–4Nov2013/541 pm EST/2241 GMT Developers of proposed liquefied natural gas terminals on the west coast of Canada’s British Columbia province will have to move quickly to secure supply contracts if they want to beat the competition to ship gas to Asian markets, the co-author of a study on the subject said Monday. “That means they need to act aggressively, they need to compete effectively and they need to be in the market to lock down the contracts that will underpin their projects,” said Len Coad, director of the Calgary-based Center for Natural Resource Policy. The province’s developing LNG industry “must move nimbly and quickly to beat out the competition and capture market share in Asia,” according to the 21-page study, released last week by the Canada West Foundation. Article continues below… Request a free trial of: LNG Daily LNG Daily LNG Daily is essential reading as LNG supply […]