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Canada, Germany Sign LNG Supply Deal from British Columbia Facility
Canada will announce an agreement to export liquefied natural gas from a planned British Columbia terminal to Germany. The deal marks the first long-term LNG supply contract between the two countries.
May 26, 1:42 PM·1m read2 sources
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Canada is preparing to announce a long-term liquefied natural gas supply agreement with Germany that will draw from a planned export terminal on the British Columbia coast. The agreement will route Canadian LNG to German buyers once the facility reaches commercial operation.
No contract volume, price formula, or start date has been released by either government. The terminal itself remains in the planning stage and has not yet received final regulatory approvals.
Germany has sought non-Russian natural gas supplies since 2022.
The announcement is expected within days, according to multiple reports.
Project developers have not disclosed which specific terminal will be used. Federal and provincial environmental reviews for several proposed British Columbia LNG sites are still underway.
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