LNG
Enabling a strong energy future
As countries around the world look to address challenges regarding energy security, Canadian natural gas is part of this solution. Canadian natural gas is abundant, affordable, and produced under some of the most stringent regulations in the world.
When cooled, liquefied natural gas (LNG), can be safely shipped via carrier to international markets including Asia and Europe where it can help meet energy demand. With global demand for LNG on the rise, ARC is well-positioned to participate in this opportunity and help supply the energy the world needs.
Our LNG strategy
Connecting Canadian energy to key markets at the lowest cost
Sustainability Focus
- Equitable Origin certified responsible production base
- Commitment to improving environmental performance
- Sustainability practices embedded in our business
Low-cost production
- Owned-and-operated infrastructure provides greater control of our cost structure
- Disciplined focus on efficiency and operational excellence
- Marketing arrangements are structured to minimize transportation costs
Connectivity to key markets
- Pipeline capacity to five key markets in North America
- Pipeline access to LNG export facilities enables exposure to international pricing
- Market diversification maximizes the value on every molecule produced
Investment-grade credit rating
A trusted partner with scale and financial capacity to enable long-term supply agreements.
Diversified transportation portfolio
Our natural gas transportation portfolio provides access to the Canadian west coast and the US Gulf Coast, enabling our participation in the North American LNG export market.
Cheniere
In Q1 2022, ARC announced a long-term natural gas supply agreement with Cheniere's Corpus Christi Stage III.
Shell
40% interest in LNG Canada
In Q3 2021, ARC announced a long-term natural gas supply agreement with Shell Canada.
Cedar LNG
In April 2024, ARC announced it had entered into a long-term liquefaction tolling services agreement with Cedar LNG.
Cheniere
In November 2023, ARC announced a long-term natural gas supply agreement with Cheniere’s Sabine Pass Expansion Project.
Long-term agreements
Supported by our market diversification efforts, we have entered into long-term agreements on the Canadian west coast and the US Gulf Coast.
Volumes: 150 MMcf/day
Term: Long-term
Pricing: Premium to Western Canadian pricing1
Anticipated Start Date: Start-up of LNG Canada
(1) Premium calculated as ARC’s netback adjusted for marketing and transportation components.
Corpus Christi Stage III Agreement
Volumes: 140,000 MMBtu/day
Term: 15 years
Pricing: Platts JKM2 (Japan Korea Marker)
Anticipated Start Date: Start-up of Corpus Christi Stage III Train 7
Sabine Pass Expansion Project Agreement
Volumes: 140,000 MMBtu/day
Term: 15 years
Pricing: TTF3 (Dutch Title Transfer Facility)
Anticipated Start Date: Start-up of the first train of the Sabine Pass Expansion Project
(2) Platts JKMTM (Japan Korea Marker), after deductions for fixed LNG shipping costs and a fixed liquefaction fee.
(3) TTF (Dutch Title Transfer Facility), after fixed deductions for liquefaction, shipping and regasification fees.
Volumes: ~200 MMcf/day
Term: ~20 years
Pricing: International Pricing4
Anticipated Start Date: Start-up of Cedar LNG
