Trigon Pacific Terminals Ltd. is making headway on its proposed Trigon Pacific LPG project in Prince Rupert. The company is calling on the Board of the Prince Rupert Port Authority to respect its lease terms and collaborate on boosting Canadian trade.
As engineering and site preparation continue at Yard 4, Trigon is gearing up for Front-End Engineering Design, while pursuing legal actions to assert its rights to handle liquefied petroleum gas, or LPG.
CEO Rob Booker highlighted the opportunity for growth, stating, “For western Canadian exports to thrive, the PRPA must support trade and ensure a fair market.” He emphasized that utilizing existing infrastructure will lower costs and environmental impact.
Legal proceedings are ongoing, with a trial set for next year in the Supreme Court of British Columbia. Additionally, Trigon has requested a judicial review regarding the PRPA’s refusal to process an application under the Impact Assessment Act.
Trigon Pacific Terminals operates as a key link between Western Canadian producers and Asia-Pacific markets, committed to sustainable growth strategies.
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