LNG Canada
Canada's first large-scale LNG export terminal at Kitimat, British Columbia, operated by LNG Canada Development Inc. for Shell (40%), Petronas (25%), PetroChina (15%), Mitsubishi (15%) and KOGAS (5%). Phase 1 (14 mtpa) produced first LNG in June 2025; partners took FID on September 28, 2026 on Phase 2, doubling capacity to 28 mtpa by the early 2030s.
Record verified against agent research 2026-09-30 (LNG Canada; Fluor; Oil & Gas Journal). Tracked since 2026-09.
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Coastal GasLink Phase 2 proceeds; Fluor JV gets full notice to proceed
TC Energy said five new compressor stations will nearly double Coastal GasLink from about 2.1 Bcf/d without new pipe, with construction from early 2027 and LNG Canada bearing construction risk as execution manager. Fluor will book its $7.5 billion half of the JGC Fluor EPC contract in the third quarter.
Partners take FID on Phase 2, doubling capacity to 28 mtpa
Shell, Petronas, PetroChina, Mitsubishi and KOGAS approved two more trains, a storage tank, condensate tank and loading berth inside the existing site, with operations expected in the early 2030s. No total project cost was disclosed.
Sources say Phase 2 FID could come by early October
Partners in the Shell-led venture could take FID on Phase 2 as early as October, doubling Kitimat to 28 mtpa, per a Reuters exclusive. Shell said any decision would weigh competitiveness, government support and stakeholder needs.
Phase 1 starts producing LNG at Kitimat
The JGC Fluor joint venture's two-train Phase 1 facility began producing LNG in June 2025, with handover to LNG Canada completed in October 2025.