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Uniper Secures 20-Year LNG Deal; Canada Picks German Sub Builder

7/30/2026

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Uniper signed a 20-year LNG contract with Canada for 2 million tons per year from 2032 at the Ksi Lisims project in British Columbia.
Backed by Western LNG, the Rockies LNG consortium and the Nisga’a First Nation, Ksi Lisims will use hydroelectric power for liquefaction, helping Europe diversify after Gazprom halted deliveries in 2022.
Canada selected Germany’s TKMS to build 12 submarines, a decision that could spur additional contracts in rare earths, batteries or energy.

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Uniper signed a 20-year LNG contract with Canada for 2 million tons per year from 2032 at the Ksi Lisims project in British Columbia.
Backed by Western LNG, the Rockies LNG consortium and the Nisga’a First Nation, Ksi Lisims will use hydroelectric power for liquefaction, helping Europe diversify after Gazprom halted deliveries in 2022.
Canada selected Germany’s TKMS to build 12 submarines, a decision that could spur additional contracts in rare earths, batteries or energy.