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LNG Canada Feedgas

1.680 Bcf/d
Gas day 2026-09-18 — latest available; modelled estimate, not part of the U.S. total
Interconnects
2
public legs into Coastal GasLink
Region
British Columbia
30-Day Avg
1.474
Bcf/d
Record High
2.890
Bcf/d — Jun 26, 2026
First Flow
Nov 2024
718 days tracked
CategorySep-15Sep-16Sep-17Sep-18Sep-19Sep-20Δ DoDvs. same cycleΔ 7d MA
LNG Canada
modelled estimate
1.8882.0621.8091.680PendingPending-0.129 (-7.1%)+0.009 (+0.5%)

Updated daily by 2:45 AM ET, free for everyone — Pro subscribers get this update by 12am ET. Δ DoD compares each gas day’s first reading with the previous day’s first reading, so it measures the move rather than the overnight settling.

LNG Canada feedgas seasonal chart
PipelineMetered Point As PostedΔ DoD
NGTL System (TC Energy) Willow Valley Interconnect — measured volume 63.6 MMcf/d-41.7 (-39.6%)
Westcoast Energy (Enbridge) Sunset Creek West — scheduled nominations 522.1 thousand/d+0.0 (+0.0%)

Gas day 2026-09-18, the latest with both postings. These are the two publicly posted deliveries into Coastal GasLink, the only pipeline serving the terminal; Coastal GasLink itself publishes no flow data. Each figure is shown exactly as its pipeline posts it — NGTL as a measured volume, Westcoast as scheduled nominations in its own commercial units — so the two rows are not in the same unit and do not add. They carry only part of the plant’s supply: gas owned by the project partners enters the pipeline without a public meter, which is why the headline figure is a scaled estimate rather than a sum. Δ DoD compares each posting with the previous gas day’s.

LNG Canada is tracked alongside the nine U.S. LNG export terminals but is not part of the U.S. total. See total U.S. LNG feedgas for the national picture and every terminal’s chart.