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article bc ottawa reach pact to support lng canadas expansion plans

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The agreement supports LNG Canada's potential Phase 2 expansion, which would increase LNG export capacity from 14 to 30 Mtpa, targeting Asian markets. This is a long-term capex cycle for LNG infrastructure, with final decision by end-2026. Commercial mechanism: capacity expansion (supply-side) for LNG, benefiting Shell, Petronas, and other JV partners. Environmental opposition noted but no immediate price or scarcity impact.

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  • LNG Canada terminal capacity may double from 14 Mtpa to 30 Mtpa under Phase 2.
  • Final investment decision expected by end of 2026.
  • Agreement between BC government, Ottawa, and LNG Canada to support expansion.
  • Joint venture participants include Shell PLC and Petronas.
  • Additional funding committed on May 1, 2026 for critical pre-FID work.
Sector verdictLNG_NATGASDownmagnitude 2/3 Β· confidence 3/5

Mid-term LNG contract prices may face downward pressure; no supply addition before 2030.

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