LNG Canada signed an agreement with the governments of Canada and British Columbia to push the project to an FID by the end of the year.
The Shell-operated LNG Canada joint venture has reached an agreement with the governments of Canada and British Columbia (BC) to cooperate on advancing the proposed expansion of the liquefaction plant toward a positive final investment decision (FID) by year's end.
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