Coastal GasLink Pipeline
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ClientCoastal GasLink
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ArchitectApoloni Engineering Solutions
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LocationBritish Columbia, Canada
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SizeApproximately 670 kilometers (416 miles) of natural gas pipeline, covering rugged terrain through diverse environments.
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Year CompletedCompleted in 2014
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CategoriesEnergy, Pipeline
The Coastal GasLink Pipeline project is a monumental undertaking that spans approximately 670 kilometers, linking the natural gas resources in northeastern British Columbia to the LNG Canada Export Facility in Kitimat. Apoloni played a pivotal role in providing engineering support, from detailed pipeline design to overseeing the construction phases across various challenging terrains.
The project’s route traverses through rugged mountainous regions, forested areas, wetlands, and environmentally sensitive zones, requiring meticulous planning to minimize ecological impact. The pipeline is designed with advanced materials and sophisticated pressure systems that ensure optimal performance, safety, and efficiency in transporting natural gas.
To ensure the success of the project, Apoloni worked closely with environmental experts to mitigate potential risks and maintain high safety standards throughout the entire construction process. Once operational, the Coastal GasLink Pipeline will be a key piece of infrastructure, playing a central role in transporting natural gas to the LNG Canada facility.
This pipeline will not only contribute to meeting domestic energy needs but will also strengthen Canada’s position as a reliable energy supplier to global markets.