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Cedar LNG gets OK for capacity boost

By LNG Prime Staff
Cedar LNG gets OK for capacity boost
The FLNG was launched in June 2026 (Image: Samsung Heavy Industries)

Canada’s Cedar LNG, a joint venture of Canada’s Pembina Pipeline and the Haisla Nation, received approval to boost the capacity of its LNG project in Kitimat, on Canada’s West Coast.

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