British Columbia (B.C.) LNG news

Fluor Corp. has signed an agreement with JGC America Inc. to provide construction-related support to the front end engineering and design services for the Woodfibre LNG project.

The Government of B.C. has signed agreements with the Lax Kw’alaams Band to ensure that benefits accrue for First Nations as a result of the construction and operation of an LNG export industry in the Prince Rupert area.

BC Ferries has announced that the second of its three new Salish Class vessels, the Salish Eagle, has departed Gdansk, Poland, and is en route to its final destination, British Columbia, Canada.

BC Ferries has announced that its new LNG-fuelled ferry, Salish Orca, is set to undergo a number of sea trials.

Woodfibre LNG Ltd has announced that the National Energy Board has accepted an application for a 40-year export license for the Woodfibre LNG project in Squamish, British Columbia, Canada.

Woodfibre LNG Ltd has submitted an application to amend its environmental assessment certificate that it was awarded on 26 October 2015 for the construction of the Woodfibre LNG project.

BC Ferries has announced that the LNG-fuelled Salish Orca has arrived in British Columbia, Canada.

Steelhead LNG has released a video looking at the benefits that Canadian LNG exports can bring to Asia, both in terms of economy and health benefits.

Seaspan Ferries Corp. has announced that the Seaspan Swift – the first of two new dual-fuelled/hybrid (diesel, LNG and battery) ferries – has arrived at the Tilbury Terminal in B.C.

The Prince Rupert Gas Transmission project has signed an agreement with 12 hereditary chiefs of the Gitxsan Nation, outlining benefits that will be provided as long as the project is in service.