Mitsubishi Corporation and partner Shell will double liquefaction capacity at a Canadian LNG project to 28 mtpa from 14 mtpa, Mitsubishi said. First shipments are due mid-2025; the additional facilities are expected to enter commercial service in the early 2030s. Mitsubishi, which holds a 15% stake, will fund JPY500bn (~$3.2bn) of the project, including JPY350bn for construction. The expansion will rank the project among the world’s largest LNG export plants and provide additional supply for Asi

Mitsubishi Corporation and partner Shell will double liquefaction capacity at a Canadian LNG project to 28 mtpa from 14 mtpa, Mitsubishi said. First shipments are due mid-2025; the additional facilities are expected to enter commercial service in the early 2030s. Mitsubishi, which holds a 15% stake, will fund JPY500bn (~$3.2bn) of the project, including JPY350bn for construction. The expansion will rank the project among the world’s largest LNG export plants and provide additional supply for Asian buyers amid heightened focus on global energy flow reliability.