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What's the 'most Canadian' LNG project? Despite its name, it may not be LNG Canada

What's the 'most Canadian' LNG project? Despite its name, it may not be LNG Canada

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Odourless, colourless, non-toxic and non-corrosive — the facts about LNG may surprise you. | LNG Canada

Odourless, colourless, non-toxic and non-corrosive — the facts about LNG may surprise you. | LNG Canada

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Learn how Coastal GasLink and LNG Canada are working together to deliver lower-carbon energy to the world. | LNG Canada

Learn how Coastal GasLink and LNG Canada are working together to deliver lower-carbon energy to the world. | LNG Canada

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What is LNG Canada? #EnergyExplained #LNG #Canada | Energy Explained

What is LNG Canada? #EnergyExplained #LNG #Canada | Energy Explained

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“Everything we’ve seen on paper and as a 3D model is now becoming a reality.” – Ricardo Villegas, Process Control Lead Watch our Fall Project update to learn more about the ongoing progress on site in Kitimat. With approximately 3,400 on site workers, we’ve entered the above-ground construction phase. The tank, cooling towers and trestle are moving towards completion by the end of the year and after receiving the occupancy permit, the first group was able to move into the main admin building. |

“Everything we’ve seen on paper and as a 3D model is now becoming a reality.” – Ricardo Villegas, Process Control Lead Watch our Fall Project update to learn more about the ongoing progress on site in Kitimat. With approximately 3,400 on site workers, we’ve entered the above-ground construction phase. The tank, cooling towers and trestle are moving towards completion by the end of the year and after receiving the occupancy permit, the first group was able to move into the main admin building. |

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Kitimat residents adjust to life alongside new LNG Canada plant | The Narwhal

LNG Canada is moving swiftly towards completing Canada’s first liquefied natural gas export facility. We’re thrilled to share our latest construction update as we exceed 80% completion and prepare for safe, reliable operations. Our team members in Kitimat, B.C. share the tremendous progress we’ve made to date and what’s coming up next on site. https://www.lngcanada.ca/ | LNG Canada

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Canada’s first LNG plant expected to start up soon in Kitimat, B.C.

With LNG Canada now in operations, our team continues to follow strict shipping protocols to protect marine ecosystems, coastal communities, and the shared waters of British Columbia. From monitoring vessel movements to engaging with local authorities, we’re committed to safe, responsible transportation at sea. | LNG Canada

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LNG Canada understands that community members may have questions or concerns about the current height and visibility of the flare, including associated noise, light, and smoke. Flaring will continue intermittently throughout the commissioning and start-up process. It is not expected to occur during regular operations. Flaring is a provincially regulated safety process that ensures the safe, reliable, and efficient combustion of natural gas. It plays a critical role in protecting people and the e

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With the LNG Canada project now more than 85% complete, we’re preparing for safe start-up activities. Watch our year-end update with CEO Jason Klein for more about our busy 2023, our work with local communities and First Nations, and the year ahead. https://www.lngcanada.ca/news/lng-canada-2023-year-end-update/ | LNG Canada

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Exploring Canada's LNG potential as first-ever exports begin

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With the LNG Canada project now more than 95% complete overall, we remain on track to deliver first cargoes by the middle of 2025. We recently introduced natural gas to the facility for the first time, watched Canada’s most innovative tugboat fleet arrive at our berth, and welcomed hundreds more Canadians to the LNG Canada asset team who will help safely operate this country’s first gas liquification and export facility. Learn more by watching our latest progress report with CEO Jason Klein. htt

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Exploring Canada's LNG potential as first-ever exports begin

First LNG carrier arrives in Kitimat, B.C., as $40B liquefied natural gas plant prepares to start

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B.C. approves first Indigenous-owned LNG project in Canada

FIRST READING: Just how far behind the world Canada has been allowed to lag on LNG

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LNG Canada, country's $40-billion 'second chance' at becoming a global LNG leader, takes shape

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On the eve of Canada's first LNG export facility starting up, future growth is anything but certain

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Ensuring safe shipping on B.C.’s waterways is our top priority. Our dedication to the highest safety standards and industry best practices ensures that we protect our local communities and environment, both on land and at sea. | LNG Canada

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LNG Canada set to load second unit’s inaugural cargo

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Barriers to building LNG infrastructure in Canada

How does Canada's burgeoning LNG industry measure up to its ambitions?

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Canada’s opportunities and challenges in LNG

Canada can become an LNG powerhouse, but it will take innovation and determination

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Canada's historic first cargo of LNG sets sail for buyers in Asia

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LNG Canada, nation’s biggest private-sector project yet, wins go-ahead

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LNG Canada: a new frontier in global gas supply | Shell Global

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