LNG Canada developers have approved a $23 billion expansion of the export facility in British Columbia, moving the project into a second phase. The plan is to double terminal capacity to 28 million tons per year.
Fluor and Japan-based JGC Corp. have received official confirmation that they will reprise their contracting roles for the work. The project also includes an expansion of the gas feeder pipeline.
The expansion is tied to LNG Canada’s terminal in B.C., Canada, and is described as the second project phase. The source does not give a start date for construction in the excerpt provided.
Engineering News-Record reported the development on Oct. 2, 2026. The report cites the developers’ final approval and the contracting firms’ continued roles in execution.
The report does not provide additional commercial terms or a schedule for the expanded phase in the excerpt supplied.
