Economic Benefits
- Estimated $5.5 billion pipeline project
- Provides access to new growing markets
- Approximately 62,700 person-years of construction employment throughout the Canadian economy, including a peak workforce of approximately 3,000 workers
- Estimated $4.3 billion of labour-related income across Canada during construction
- Approximately 1,150 long-term jobs across Canada during operations
- Estimated $2.6 billion in tax revenue throughout the life of the project
Oil Pipeline
- Westerly flow
- Transport petroleum from near Edmonton to Kitimat
- 1,172 km in length
- 36 inches in diameter
- Will carry an average of 525,000 barrels of petroleum per day
Condensate Pipeline
- Easterly flow
- Transport condensate from Kitimat to near Edmonton
- 1,172 km in length
- 20 inches in diameter
- Will carry an average of 193,000 barrels of condensate per day
- Condensate is used to thin petroleum products for pipeline transport
Kitimat Marine Terminal
- A model of world-class safety and environmental standards
- Two mooring berths
- Total of 14 storage tanks for oil and condensate, potential for two additional tanks
- Radar monitoring station
- First response capabilities
- Creation of 165 long-term jobs to operate the new terminal, tug fleet, first response and to monitor the surrounding environment