Ksi Lisims LNG has signed a Heads Of Agreement (HOA) with British energy company Centric Energy for 1 MMtpa of LNG (approximately 135 MMcf/d) for a term of 20 years, on an FOB basis, subject to the completion of a Sale and Purchase Agreement (SPA), according to a September 30 press release.
Ksi Lisims LNG LP, the consortium that owns the proposed Ksi Lisims LNG project to be located on the northwest coast of British Columbia, has signed a Heads Of Agreement with Australian energy company Santos for the sale and purchase of 1 million tonnes per annum (MMtpa) of LNG for a term o
British Columbia is a new hot spot for LNG export development. The first phase of LNG Canada is up and running; Phase 2 is nearing FID. Two smaller LNG export projects are under construction; and a 12-MMtpa (~1.6 Bcf/d) proposal may be sanctioned soon.
Global LNG markets have been in overdrive this winter — it seems the world just can’t get enough of the super-cooled natural gas. Moreover, with long-term LNG demand growth in Asia appearing robust well into the next decade, the time would seem ripe to reconsider expanded export opportunities from Canada’s West Coast, one of the closest and potentially largest sources of LNG for Asian buyers. With one major LNG export project already under construction, at least one more awaiting the final go-ahead, and two more serious proposals having emerged last year, Canada’s outlook for additional LNG sales to Asia is clearly bright. In today’s RBN blog, we discuss recent developments regarding Canadian LNG projects.
