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18 Feb

Trigon Secures Deal for Hydrogen-as-Ammonia Exports

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Prince Rupert, British Columbia-based Trigon Pacific Terminals Ltd. said Feb. 12 that it has agreed to work with the Ulsan Free Economic Zone Authority (UFEZ) on a framework that would further develop hydrogen-as-ammonia exports between Canada and South Korea. The Ulsan Free Economic Zone is an industrial hub in South Korea specializing in automotive, shipbuilding, petrochemicals and emerging green industries. Both parties have signed a Memorandum of Understanding that has Trigon supporting the development of receiving terminals in Ulsan, South Korea, according to the announcement. “Trigon has been actively advancing development of a Canadian West Coast export corridor for the…

New President of Trigon Pacific Terminals Named

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Terminal operations executive Craig Olley has been appointed to the newly created role of president of Trigon Pacific Terminals, the Prince Rupert, British Columbia-based terminal operator announced Nov. 27. Olley, who previously worked as vice president of operations at a Port of Vancouver marine terminal, is expected to oversee Trigon’s daily operations, customer relations and project management, according to the company. Olley has a Master of Business Administration degree from the Simon Fraser University Beedie School of Business, where he also received a graduate degree in business administration. He also attended the University of Chicago Booth School of Business, where…

Trigon Pacific Awards B2BC Contract to Pacific Pile & Marine

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Prince Rupert, British Columbia-based Trigon Pacific Terminals Ltd. has awarded Pacific Pile & Marine Civil Constructors a $71 million contract to build its Berth 2 Beyond Carbon (B2BC) project, it was announced May 3. Funded with a $75 million federal grant, B2BC is poised to be the first purpose-built infrastructure in Canada to handle low-carbon energy commodities, such as ammonia and hydrogen for fuel use, according to the announcement. The facility’s expected to be in service in 2027. “The world is transitioning and so are we,” Trigon CEO Rob Booker said. “Canada is exceptionally well-positioned to supply the Asia-Pacific with…