West Coast Oil Pipeline
The West Coast Oil Pipeline is a proposed 1,250-kilometre pipeline and marine export terminal connecting Alberta crude oil production to a deepwater export terminal in southern British Columbia. Designed to transport up to one million barrels per day, the project will provide access to global markets while supporting long-term energy infrastructure development, economic growth and export diversification.
Province or territory: British Columbia · Source-described stage: Early stage of development; targeting Final Investment Decision between 2027 and 2029 · Source location: British Columbia — regional placement
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The West Coast Oil Pipeline is a proposed 1,250-kilometre pipeline and marine export terminal connecting Alberta crude oil production to a deepwater export terminal in southern British Columbia. Designed to transport up to one million barrels per day, the project will provide access to global markets while supporting long-term energy infrastructure development, economic growth and export diversification. Source-described stage: Early stage of development; targeting Final Investment Decision between 2027 and 2029. Location: British Columbia — regional placement.
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