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Canada Pipeline Projects :$16 Billion
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Canada is ramping up export capacity on its west coast, and racing to meet demand from production in Alberta.
There are 17 LNG facilities and 8 LNG pipelines proposed for start up between 2016 and 2023. The facilities will require an investment of at least ~$120.6 Billion. The pipelines to transport the LNG will require an investment of ~$24 Billion.
If all of the LNG facilities are completed, Canada's west coast will have an LNG processing and export capacity between 197 - 251 Million tons per annum. (Around 33,000 MMCF per day)
How lower oil prices in the short term will affect investment in these projects remains to be seen.
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