Jesse Falls, in the Douglas Channel area near Kitimat, BC. (LNG Canada)
Shell’s commitment to developing the LNG Canada project in British Columbia is a bold move given the high capital cost involved, but it could encourage other West Coast developers to take the plunge.
Shell – alongside joint venture partners Petronas, PetroChina, Mitsubishi and Kogas – announced FID on the $31 billion project on Tuesday. The facility – located in Kitimat, around 1,000 km north of Vancouver – will comprise two trains amounting to 14 mtpa of capacity, with the option to add another...
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