Cedar LNG Pipeline

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Cedar LNG Pipeline is a proposed gas pipeline in British Columbia, Canada.

Location

The pipeline is proposed to link the Cedar LNG Terminal to the Coastal GasLink Pipeline in British Columbia, Canada.

Project details

• Operator:
• Owner:
• Parent company: Haisla Nation (50%); Pembina Pipeline Corporation (50%)
• Capacity:
• Length: 8 kilometers
• Diameter:
• Status: Proposed
• Start year: 2027
• Cost:

Background

The Cedar LNG Pipeline will support the Cedar LNG Terminal. The Haisla Nation has partnered with Pembina Pipeline Corporation in developing the Cedar LNG Project. The terminal and pipeline are intended to produce low-cost Canadian LNG for overseas markets.

The Cedar LNG website notes that LNG will be loaded onto carriers for export once every 7–10 days, or about 50 times per year. The carriers will travel through Douglas Channel to Hecate Straight en route for Asia Pacific.