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Ksi Lisims LNG Edges Toward FID, Reshaping Canada’s Natural Gas Export Outlook

Natural Gas Intelligence · last updated

Federal and provincial officials have approved another LNG export terminal for Canada’s western coast, expanding the country’s potential to become a key supplier of natural gas to Asia.

Map of Western Canada natural gas pipelines and LNG facilities showing operational, under-construction, and proposed export projects. Key features include Montney and Duvernay shale plays in Alberta and British Columbia, NGI price index locations, major import and export points, and LNG export terminals along the Pacific coast such as Kitimat, Tilbury, and Woodfibre. The map highlights connections to Westcoast Station 2, Northwest Sumas, Kingsgate, NOVA/AECO C, and Alliance pipelines, illustrating Canada’s natural gas infrastructure and LNG development pathways.

At A Glance:

  • Partnership eyes 2025 construction start
  • Canada strengthens role in global gas
  • Export growth could tighten Western Canada supply

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