Project details
In order to deliver natural gas from Coastal GasLink to Cedar LNG, the following components are being considered as part of the proposed Cedar Link Project. These components would be owned by Coastal GasLink and operated by TC Energy:
Proposed Cedar Link Pipeline: an approximately 10-km pipeline starting from the Coastal GasLink Kitimat Meter Station and joining the Cedar LNG Project via a connection point in the District of Kitimat, B.C. The pipeline will follow the existing Coastal GasLink pipeline route where practical and technically feasible.
Proposed Cedar Link Meter Station: a new meter station is required to measure the gas that will flow to Cedar LNG. The Cedar Link meter station will be located adjacent to the existing Coastal GasLink Kitimat Meter Station within the District of Kitimat.
The Cedar Link Project is currently conducting early stakeholder and Indigenous community engagement, engineering and execution planning to support our request for B.C. Oil and Gas Commission (BC OGC) permitting and in anticipation for a Cedar LNG final investment decision.
Working with Indigenous groups and local communities
Similar to Coastal GasLink, the Cedar Link project is committed to creating opportunities for Indigenous and local communities should a decision be made to move ahead with the construction and operation. We anticipate that the construction of the Cedar Link pipeline and meter station will create new construction jobs and we are committed to investing in communities for the long-term, through investments, sponsorships, and programs that go beyond our operations.