Enbridge buys natural gas plant from Encana

Editor Northwest Coast Energy News 

Energy

Canadian Press reports that Enbridge has bought a natural gas plant from Encana, one of the partners in the Kitimat LNG project.

Enbridge buys stake of Cabin Gas Plant in British Columbia from Encana

Encana Corp. has sold its stake in the Cabin gas plant in B.C. to Enbridge Inc...

Enbridge ...will  buy Encana's 52 per cent interest in the plant, plus additional holdings from other partners for a total 57.6 per cent stake....

"Northeast B.C. is going to be a very important source of growth long-term for natural gas out of Western Canada, so it makes a lot of sense for us to build a position there," Al Monaco, who is in charge of Enbridge's natural gas business, said in an interview...

"We believe there is going to be the need for LNG exports off the West Coast, and that's simply because the value of world gas prices, especially in Asia, far exceeds North American prices," Monaco said.



The purchase announcement comes a day after Enbridge CEO Pat Daniel told Reuters that an LNG pipeline to the west coast is priority for the company.

Related Links

Reuters: Enbridge to buy Encana's stake in Cabin gas plant


Marketwatch (news release) Encana agrees to sell interest in Horn River Basin's Cabin Gas Plant for approximately C$220 million
Enbridge news release: Enbridge Enters Canadian Midstream Business with $900 Million Investment in Cabin Gas Plant Development

Recommended Posts

Business Coastal Gas Link construction Government of Canada Haisla Kitimat Korea Gas LNG LNG Canada Mark Carney Mitsubishi natural gas PetroChina Petronas Shell Wet’suwet’en

For the record: LNG Canada Phase 2 positive FID news releases pro and con

(Editor's note: I suspended coverage on Northwest Coast Energy News in July as I recovered from a leg injury. Healing is going well. At this time I am resuming limited coverage. So for the record, here are today’s news releases on the announcement of LNG Canada Phase 2.)         On Tuesday, September […]

Editor Northwest Coast Energy News 
Kitimat LNG methane pollution

Gas Flaring worldwide reaches record levels: just released World Bank report.

The annual World Bank Global Gas Flaring report for 2026 reveals that global gas flaring rose for the third consecutive year in 2025, reaching 167 billion cubic meters (bcm), the highest recorded level since 2019. The gas wastefully burned could have powered homes and industries, created jobs, reduced import bills, and extended electricity access and […]

Editor Northwest Coast Energy News