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Connecting Canadian LNG to the World — 25 Cargoes Achieved
Today, LNG Canada and its joint venture participants marked the safe departure of a 25th cargo from the LNG Canada facility in Kitimat, British Columbia, in the traditional territory of the Haisla Nation.
This achievement was made possible thanks to thousands of highly skilled professionals working safely together each day. Together we're shaping Canada’s LNG story – safely, reliably, and with care for our environment and communities as we produce secure supplies of LNG and help Canada diversify its export markets.
For more information about LNG Canada visit: lngcanada.ca
#LNGCanadaSafeStartUp #CanadianLNG #SafeOperations #EnergyForTheWorld
Today, LNG Canada and its joint venture participants marked the safe departure of a 25th cargo from the LNG Canada facility in Kitimat, British Columbia, in the traditional territory of the Haisla Nation.
This achievement was made possible thanks to thousands of highly skilled professionals working safely together each day. Together we're shaping Canada’s LNG story – safely, reliably, and with care for our environment and communities as we produce secure supplies of LNG and help Canada diversify its export markets.
For more information about LNG Canada visit: lngcanada.ca
#LNGCanadaSafeStartUp #CanadianLNG #SafeOperations #EnergyForTheWorld
LNG Canada is pleased to announce we are now producing LNG from our second of two LNG processing units, known as trains. This means that both Train 1 and Train 2 are now operational together.
A special thanks to all of our employees and contractors, to the Haisla Nation and the community in and around Kitimat, and to our five Joint Venture Participants for making this important milestone possible.
We will continue to advance our operations, safely and responsibly, as we help Canada to diversify its export markets with key trading partners.
A special thanks to all of our employees and contractors, to the Haisla Nation and the community in and around Kitimat, and to our five Joint Venture Participants for making this important milestone possible.
We will continue to advance our operations, safely and responsibly, as we help Canada to diversify its export markets with key trading partners.