Rabaska : the future, the natural way

Gaz Metro, Enbridge Inc., and Gaz de France are 3 key proponents of the Rabaska Project which involves the construction of a liquefied natural gas (LNG) import terminal facility in the St. Lawrence River near Quebec City, Quebec. This presentation outlined the strategic motivations for the project and presented a project description and its status. The Rabaska Project would allow Quebec to draw on the economic advantages of developing a source of energy that is increasing in demand. Quebec currently gets its natural gas from the Western Canada Sedimentary Basin via TransCanada Pipelines Inc. The Rabaska Project offers an alternative gas supply and also offers a viable solution to the declining supply of conventional natural gas. The Rabaska Project would require the construction of 2 LNG terminal facilities along the St. Lawrence River to receive tanker ships and the associated infrastructure, including a pipeline. Following the regasification of LNG, natural gas would be transported via a new pipeline to an existing pipeline operated by Gazoduc TQM Inc. which serves the Quebec Ontario corridor. figs