British Columbia · LNG · updated October 12, 2026
Cedar LNG
Cedar LNG: site crews hand over as the floating plant takes shape in Korea.
- Province
- British Columbia
- Location
- Kitimat
- Sector
- LNG
- Owner
- Haisla Nation and Pembina
- EPC / contractors
- Ledcor Haisla LP; FLNG by Samsung Heavy Industries
- Status
- Pipeline welded; FLNG >50%
- Next milestone
- Ledcor handover Oct 2026; startup late 2028
- Disclosed cost
- US$4.0B total (US$3.4B capital) (source)
- Investment decision / approval
- 2024-06-25
- Construction start
- 2024
- In service
- Late 2028
Why it matters for contractors and suppliers
Cedar's civil and pipeline crews are freeing up in the same town just as LNG Canada's early works ramp up.
The full brief is in the October 2026 report: the procurement packages to watch, the buyer and contractor contacts, the dates on the 90-day calendar and how this project ties into the rest of the pipeline.
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Sources
Supplier registration: owner supplier page · B.C. public tenders. How we research: editorial standards.
Frequently asked
What is the status of Cedar LNG?
As of October 12, 2026: Pipeline welded; FLNG >50%. Next: Ledcor handover Oct 2026; startup late 2028.
Who is the contractor on Cedar LNG?
Ledcor Haisla LP; FLNG by Samsung Heavy Industries. Owner: Haisla Nation and Pembina.
How much does Cedar LNG cost?
US$4.0B total (US$3.4B capital).
What is the timeline for Cedar LNG?
Construction start: 2024; in service: late 2028.
How do suppliers register for Cedar LNG?
Through the owner's supplier page: https://www.cedarlng.com/contracting-and-procurement/. Public-sector packages in British Columbia are also posted on the provincial tender portal.