Closing of the Project Resource Centre (PRC)
After five and a half years, JFJV’s Project Resource Centre (PRC) in the Kitimat City Centre Mall will be closing its doors on Friday, December 20, 2024. Throughout our time here, it has been our pleasure to be part of the community and serve thousands of visitors,...Jetty (MOF) in-water construction works
JGC Fluor (JFJV) will be conducting in-water works at North End of Berth 2 from May 24, 2024. This will cover the following scopes. Installation of 16 Anode Rakes against the North and West quay walls on the Northern end of Berth 2, as part of the permanent Cathodic...Temporary Night-time Piling at the LNG Canada Project Marine Terminal Begins February 15, 2024
Work is well underway at the LNG Canada Project marine terminal for the construction of the LNG loading berth. Temporary night work activities, including piling, are planned to take place beginning February 15 and ending in March 2024. Crews will monitor noise...Removal of Cofferdam at River Water Intake Begins February 7, 2024
Removal of Cofferdam at River Water Intake Begins February 7, 2024 As part of the LNG processing plant design, water will be sourced from the Kitimat River and used for multiple areas of the LNG Canada Project during construction and operations. Activities began in Q2...Annual Maintenance of Alcan Bridge begins August 29, 2023
Annual inspection and maintenance of the Alcan Bridge will take place from Tuesday, August 29 to Thursday, August 31, 2023. There will be intermittent lane restrictions and some traffic disruptions in both directions on Alcan Road between Ocelot Road junction and the...Canadian Navigable Waters Act
Canadian Navigable Waters Act JGC Fluor BC LNG Joint Venture (“JFJV”) hereby gives notice that a submission has been added to the Navigable Waters Registry pursuant to the Canadian Navigable Waters Act for public comment as described herein and its site and plans....Remediation work to existing River Water Intake begins June 2
Remediation work to existing River Water Intake Begins June 2 As part of the LNG processing plant design, water will be sourced from the Kitimat River and will be used for multiple areas of the LNG Canada Project during both construction and operations. The River...Public Information Session – Waste Discharge Authorization for Effluent Discharge
Installation of Temporary Submersible Pump at the River Water Intake
Installation of Temporary Submersible Pump at the River Water Intake During the week of April 17, the LNG Canada Project will install a temporary submersible pump fitted with fish screens on the bed of the Kitimat River, adjacent to, and downstream of, the...Canadian Navigable Waters Act Notice – Submersible Pump
Canadian Navigable Waters Act JGC Fluor BC LNG Joint Venture (“JFJV”) hereby gives notice that a submission has been added to the Navigable Waters Registry pursuant to the Canadian Navigable Waters Act for public comment as described herein and its site and plans....Air curtain Incinerator use for disposal of clean wood waste
Beginning this week, the LNG Canada Project will utilize an air curtain incinerator for the disposal of clean wood waste generated at the project site. The air curtain incinerator is a pollution control device primarily designed to reduce particulate matter or smoke...
Community Notification: Flaring Activity
LNG Canada advises that a new flaring activity will occur starting July 11 as part of the start-up of our refrigerant production unit.
During this period, community members may notice intermittent flaring and black smoke. This is expected and represents normal, controlled conditions during the equipment’s start-up phase.
Flaring is a provincially regulated safety measure that ensures the controlled, efficient combustion of natural gas during specific operational phases. It is a critical part of safely operating a facility of this scale and is not expected to be routine during regular operations.
Do you have questions? We want to hear from you. To contact us, please visit: lngcanada.ca/contact or call 1-833-632-LNGC (5642). For more information on LNG Canada flaring activities, visit: lngcanada.ca/what-we-do/operations/safe-start-up/
LNG Canada advises that a new flaring activity will occur starting July 11 as part of the start-up of our refrigerant production unit.
During this period, community members may notice intermittent flaring and black smoke. This is expected and represents normal, controlled conditions during the equipment’s start-up phase.
Flaring is a provincially regulated safety measure that ensures the controlled, efficient combustion of natural gas during specific operational phases. It is a critical part of safely operating a facility of this scale and is not expected to be routine during regular operations.
Do you have questions? We want to hear from you. To contact us, please visit: lngcanada.ca/contact or call 1-833-632-LNGC (5642). For more information on LNG Canada flaring activities, visit: lngcanada.ca/what-we-do/operations/safe-start-up/
