You're listening to the oil and gas this week podcast with Mark LeCore and Paige Wilson.

This is the show for busy oil pros who quickly want to keep their finger on the pulse of the industry.

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This is the show for busy oil pros who want to quickly keep their finger on the pulse of the industry.

Thanks for joining us for episode 309.

What's going on, Mark? All I got to say is hell yeah, we're in Calgary, all feel strong, empowering Alberta energy. So happy to be here. A little bit of rain, which is not that bad. We can deal with it. Except over that part where you got rained on. We had to move everything, but it's okay. Never a dull moment. Never a dull moment. Anyway, we wanted to thank our sponsors, Emerson, West Chin Tech, and AutoSoul. Yeah, thank you guys for making this possible. If you like the show, easy way to leave us review, go in the show note, just click on the link. If you want to try to remember it, it's love the podcast.com forward slash OGTW. And Paige,

we're not the only ones that like this podcast, are we?

Nope.

We placed somewhere, didn't we?

Yeah, so there's actually a list out there.

The 70 Best Oil and Gas Podcasts and 11 of our podcasts are in the top 50.

Seven of them are in the top 20.

Five of them are in the top 10. And of course, this podcast is the number one. Yep. And if you want to learn more, there's a link in the show notes. You want to try to remember, it's blog. Feedspot.com ford slash oil and gas podcast links in the show notes. A news stories, let's get into them. All right. First story is indigenous leadership and Canada's low-carbon LNG featured at a global energy event.

See, this is a partnership of showing how the oil and gas industry can work with local indigenous people and come to a win-win solution.

So this is an LNG plant that's being built.

There's actually a conference going on in

the Canada's low-carbon LNG conference. And then in March of 2023, the president of Cedar

LNG project became Canada's first indigenous majority owner of LNG facility to be given the green light

by both the provincial and federal governments. Now, what's cool about this dismisses the chair of the First Nations LNG Alliance,

which is a collective of First Nations who support and participate in sustainable LNG development.

You see this a lot around the world where the oil and gas industry gets into conflict with local indigenous tribes.

And the reason that's happened in the past is because of lack of communication.

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