B.C. LNG Exports to Asia
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Here’s how 2025 is shaping up to be a big year for LNG in B.C.
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LNG Canada will send its first shipments from Kitimat to Asia , marking Canada 's entry into the global LNG market.
Most of B.C. ’s natural gas is extracted using hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, and liquefying it for ocean transport is energy intensive.
The liquefaction and export facility is fed by the controversial Coastal GasLink pipeline, completed in late 2023 .
FortisBC continues to move through environmental review of its plans to expand its Tilbury Island facility in Delta .
The project would supply gas to overseas markets and provide fuel for ships in the greater Vancouver area.
Last summer , Gitanyow hereditary chiefs set up a blockade and announced the creation of an Indigenous protected area on lands the pipeline would cut through.
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