Pembina and Haisla Nation Approve $4B Cedar LNG Project

The new floating LNG facility in British Columbia aims to be one of the lowest-emitting in the world, powered by renewable electricity.

The Cedar LNG project will produce 3.3 million metric tons of LNG annually for export to Asian markets.
Located in Kitimat, B.C., the facility leverages Canada's natural gas reserves and existing infrastructure.
The project is majority-owned by the Haisla Nation, marking the largest Indigenous-owned infrastructure project in Canada.
Financed through a mix of debt and equity, the project has strong support from both domestic and international investors.
Construction is set to begin soon, with the facility expected to be operational by late 2028.