Cryopeak LNG Solutions has completed the ‘largest ever’ truck delivery of liquefied natural gas (LNG) in the Northwest Territories (NWT) of Canada.
The company delivered around 18,000 gallons of LNG to a power generation facility in Inuvik.
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The Inuvik facility is owned by the Northwest Territories Power Corporation (NTPC), where natural gas is the major fuel support for the NWT community.
NTPC generates NWT’s electricity from hydro, fossil fuel, and other renewable sources.
Cryopeak noted that the LNG delivery aligns with the NTPC’s efforts to make low-carbon electricity resources available across the Northwest Territories.
Cryopeak senior vice-president Aleksandar (Saša) Cook said: “We are incredibly proud of this achievement. It is the culmination of years of planning to deliver LNG in our Super B-Train to a community located 200km north of the Arctic Circle and approximately 100km from the Arctic Ocean.
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By GlobalData“It’s a testament to the hard work and dedication of everyone in our Cryopeak team as, well as the continued support and shared vision of our financial sponsor, BP Energy Partners.”
The LNG shipment was delivered via Cryopeak’s proprietary ‘Super B-Train’ transportation trailer.
Cryopeak’s Super B-Train is designed to have around 70% greater load capacity compared to other standard trailers operating in Canada.
In April this year, Cryopeak LNG Solutions started construction of a new LNG production facility in Fort Nelson, British Columbia, Canada.
Cryopeak is an LNG distributor that operates a fleet of 16 tankers in Canada.
