Jeffrey Jones at The Globe and Mail:
Shell PLC and its partners in the LNG Canada project on the B.C. coast have agreed to proceed with a $30-billion-plus expansion of the facility that will double its output of liquefied natural gas as global demand surges.
The investment in the facility will increase production to 28 million tonnes of LNG per year, making it one of the largest such export facilities in the world, the partners said on Tuesday.
The Phase 2 expansion includes adding two LNG processing trains at the facility in Kitimat, B.C., along with new storage and condensate tanks, loading berth and expanded utility and process systems.
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