Shell’s LNG Canada to introduce gas to Kitimat terminal

Shell’s LNG Canada plans to introduce natural gas to its liquefaction and export terminal in Kitimat for the first time this week, as part of the project’s commissioning and start-up activities. LNG Canada revealed this in a statement on Thursday. “Once natural gas is received from the Coastal GasLink pipeline and all safety checks are…

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