Woodside Energy Holdings Pty Ltd. intended to construct and operate a liquefied natural gas (LNG) export facility at Grassy Point, approximately 30 kilometres north of Prince Rupert, British Columbia. The project was canceled in 2018. As proposed, the project would havce converted processed natural gas, delivered by a third party pipeline, into LNG for export… Continue reading Woodside | Grassy Point LNG Project
The project entails a pilot plant to test the University of British Columbia’s patented pyrolysis technology using molten metals for low-cost, low emission hydrogen production from natural gas. The project will focus on building a pilot plant that can produce hydrogen and carbon black in a continuous mode and will be tested on-site at ATCO.… Continue reading University of British Columbia | Hydrogen Pyrolysis Pilot Plant
The Tamaska LNG production facility in Fort Nelson, BC, became operational in June 2021. Phase 1 production capacity is 27,000 LNG gallons per day and the plant is scalable to approximately 100,000 gallons per day. The plant supplies LNG to Northern Canadian communities and remote mines and other industrial applications for heat and power generation.… Continue reading Cryopeak | Tamaska LNG Plant
FortisBC has an emergency reserve LNG facility on Vancouver Island with a 0.06 mtpa capacity. In 2012, FortisBC developed an equity partnership with the Stz’uminus (Chemainus) First Nation and Cowichan Tribes. The 20-hectare Mt. Hayes facility is located approximately six kilometers northwest of Ladysmith. The facility, supplied by FortisBC’s existing pipeline systems, holds 1.5 billion… Continue reading FortisBC | Mt. Hayes LNG Facility
The facility has been active since 1971.
JX LNG Canada Ltd. proposes to develop Summit Lake PG LNG, a liquid natural gas processing plant located approximately 30 kilometers north of Prince George, B.C. The proposed project is anticipated to produce approximately 10,060 thousand cubic meters per day of natural gas and 2.7 million tonnes per year of liquid natural gas. It would… Continue reading JX | Summit Lake PG LNG
The project involved constructing a new tank that would triple Tilbury LNG Facility’s storage capacity, and constructing additional liquefaction equipment to produce LNG for marine bunkering or bulk export by ship. Initially, FortisBC was planning to begin construction in 2022 to achieve commercial operations by 2028.
The Tilbury LNG facility is powered by renewable hydroelectricity, creating safe, lower-carbon LNG since 1971. Originally, the facility’s purpose was to store LNG. It was then developed to produce LNG for transportation and export to China. Phase 1 expansion, which included a 46,000 cubic meter storage tank and a liquefaction capacity of 0.25 mtpa, was… Continue reading Fortis BC | Tilbury Phase 1 LNG Expansion Project
Ksi Lisims LNG is a proposed LNG project at Wil Milit on the northern tip of Pearse Island near the Nisga’a village of Gingolx, in British Columbia. The project as a floating design that uses hydroelectricity to convert natural gas for export. It is a collaboration between the Nisga’a Nation, a group of Canadian natural… Continue reading Nisga’a Nation | Ksi Lisims LNG
Woodfibre LNG is a LNG export facility. It is located approximately 7 km west-southwest of Squamish, British Columbia. It is located on the previous Woodfibre pulp mill site. The facility has a storage capacity of 250,000 m3 and produces approximately 2.1 mtpa of LNG. The project is powered by renewable hydroelectricity. Its end-market is Asia.… Continue reading Woodfibre LNG Project
