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July 29, 2014 · about 12 years ago

FortisBC gives Tilbury LNG expansion project to Bechtel

FortisBC Energy Inc. said that it has selected Bechtel Canada Co. as the contractor for its Tilbury LNG facility expansion project in Delta, B.C. Project construction is expected to employ 150 skilled workers over two years and provide an estimated $4 million per year in taxes to various levels of g

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FortisBC Energy Inc. said that it has selected Bechtel Canada Co. as the contractor for its Tilbury LNG facility expansion project in Delta, B.C.

Project construction is expected to employ 150 skilled workers over two years and provide an estimated $4 million per year in taxes to various levels of government over time.

To meet increased market demand for LNG, FortisBC is currently undertaking a $400 million expansion of its Tilbury LNG facility, in operation since 1971, which will add approximately 1.1 million gigajoules of LNG storage as well as approximately 34,000 gigajoules of liquefaction capacity per day.

As the operator of the only two LNG facilities on the west coast – the Mt. Hayes facility near Ladysmith since 2011 and the Tilbury Island LNG facility in Delta since 1971 – this expansion will better equip FortisBC to meet the growing LNG demands of B.C.’s transportation sector, remote communities, industrial customers and the marketplace.

Project construction is scheduled to begin in September, 2014 and is estimated to be completed in 2016.

Press Release, July 29, 2014

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