Coastal GasLink Pipeline Construction Planned for 2019
A TransCanada official said the company will start building the Coastal GasLink pipeline early next year, pending a positive final investment decision (FID) on the linked LNG Canada project.
Source: Energy Web Atlas
“We would be looking at constructing in the early part of 2019,” Coastal Gaslink President Richard Gateman told Reuters, after the head of LNG Canada said construction of its $31 billion (C$40 billion) LNG export terminal should begin this year. “We could be doing a little bit of field work in the fall (of 2018), if there’s an FID decision.”
LNG Canada is a joint venture among Royal Dutch Shell, PetroChina Co, Mit
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