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Trigon Finalizes $750M Investment in North Coast LPG Facility
- Trigon Pacific Terminals finalized a $750 million investment for a new LPG export facility in Prince Rupert, B.C., backed by Indigenous nations and the Alberta government.
- This development followed Trigon’s lawsuit against the Port of Prince Rupert, which maintains an exclusivity deal with AltaGas and Vopak, blocking Trigon’s liquid gas export plans.
- The project targets Asian markets like Japan, South Korea, and India, excludes the U.S., and could operate by 2029 with a 2.5 million tonnes annual capacity.
- CEO Rob Booker called on the federal government to speed up the approval process, emphasizing that the project supports national goals related to Canada's energy security.
- If approved, the project may boost economic growth while meeting new federal criteria including Indigenous interests and environmental responsibility amid rising fossil fuel emissions.
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The Hamilton Spectator
Trigon finalizes $750M investment in North Coast LPG facility
Trigon Pacific Terminals’ board passed its final investment decision today (June 11) on a $750 million liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) export facility in Prince Rupert despite a current exclusivity deal between the Prince Rupert Port Authority and an Altagas/Royal Vopak…
NMPA welcomes maiden LPG Vessel at newly developed LPG terminal by Sea Lord Containers
MANGALORE : A Significant Milestone in Port-led Industrialisation at NMPA. MV FRITZI N, the maiden LPG vessel, was ceremonially welcomed at Berth No. 13, marking the start of pilot handling operations at the newly developed LPG terminal by Sea Lord Containers Ltd, developed under PPP mode with an investment exceeding ₹500 crore, the project features a cryogenic storage capacity of over 1 lakh MT. Chairman, NMPA inaugurated the LPG loading arm an…
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