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LNG Canada is preparing to start the second processing unit for liquefied natural gas at its export terminal in Kitimat, B.C. The $18-billion terminal, led by Shell PLC, features two "trains" and relies on natural gas-fired turbines to supercool natural gas into liquid form. The startup phase for Train 2 will support increased sailings in the future, with each train designed to handle seven million tonnes of LNG exports a year. LNG Canada's co-owners are expected to make a final investment decision in 2026 on a Phase 2 expansion to double the plant's total capacity.