Canada LNG news

In the December 2023 issue of LNG Industry, our project review provides a look at some of the LNG projects and expansions currently under construction from around the world that are due to be operational by the end of the decade. This special report lists all the sources used for this article.

Bridgemans Services Group has been selected to provide on-site workforce accommodation for Woodfibre LNG’s LNG export project near Squamish, British Columbia.

According to the U.S. Energy Information Administration, North America’s LNG export capacity is expected to expand to 24.3 billion ft3/d from 11.4 billion ft3/d today.

Ksi Lisims LNG has submitted its application to the B.C. government for an environmental assessment certificate.

BP has entered its third long-term LNG offtake contract from the Woodfibre LNG facility based in British Columbia, Canada.

North America will continue to dominate the global LNG liquefaction capacity additions, contributing about 59% of the total capacity additions between 2023 and 2027, according to GlobalData, a leading data and analytics company.

On 16 August 2023, Australia, Canada, Chile, Indonesia, Japan, the Republic of Korea, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Peru, Chinese Taipei, and the US met through their representatives to reiterate their commitment to the Global Methane Pledge.

Sanmar Shipyards has delivered a second electric-powered Tug of the Future to HaiSea Marine in Canada to work alongside its sister as a key member of the most environmentally-friendly tugboat operation in the world.

Qingdao McDermott Wuchuan Offshore Engineering Co., Ltd has officially commenced construction on the Woodfibre LNG Project.

Coastal Gaslink have installed 92% of the new Canadian LNG pipeline, which will provide the first direct path for Canadian LNG to the nation’s allies, and will replace coal-fired power plants