Very true.
BC is slowly learning these facts relative to their current experience with LNG facility/port development. Petronas, a large Malaysian energy company has threatened to pull their multi billion project away if the provincial government doesn't 'play ball' with respect to decisions (approval process) and the tax/royalty regime.
I can't speak for California directly, but I understand that the State itself has a GDP in the trillions and is considered in the top 10 global economies (ranked against entire nations)... Damned impressive.
What is truly confusing is that somehow the State was teetering on the verge of illiquidity and flirting with bankruptcy (as far as I read somewhere a few years back).
Boggles the mind
BC is slowly learning these facts relative to their current experience with LNG facility/port development. Petronas, a large Malaysian energy company has threatened to pull their multi billion project away if the provincial government doesn't 'play ball' with respect to decisions (approval process) and the tax/royalty regime.
I can't speak for California directly, but I understand that the State itself has a GDP in the trillions and is considered in the top 10 global economies (ranked against entire nations)... Damned impressive.
What is truly confusing is that somehow the State was teetering on the verge of illiquidity and flirting with bankruptcy (as far as I read somewhere a few years back).
Boggles the mind