Canada's first major LNG export terminal is pursuing a plan to double its capacity, according to a report from The Killeen Daily Herald.

The facility — LNG Canada's terminal at Kitimat, British Columbia — aims to expand beyond the output of its first phase. The project's initial development, built at a cost of roughly C$40 billion, positions the terminal as the country's entry point into the global LNG trade.

The capacity-doubling plan signals operator confidence in the terminal's commercial foundation as well as in the long-term demand outlook for Canadian gas moving west to Asian buyers rather than south into the US market.

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