Northern Dancer Energy Inc.

Rising Sun Corridor.

The Project

Pipeline, modular compression, Mackenzie liquids, and a gravity-based Beaufort terminal built for year-round ice operations.

Infrastructure Overview

42-inch dry gas line, 1,430 km, inside a 1 km energy corridor.
Up to 14 modular compressor stations — design one, build fourteen.
~16,000 BPD condensate dryer at Inuvik for Mackenzie Delta gas.
1.2 Bcf/d from the Alberta grid at Zama; 400 MMcf/d from the Mackenzie Delta.
Field construction late fall through early spring in warm enclosures. Modular fabrication at Zama and Inuvik in warm seasons.
Update the original Mackenzie Valley Gas process south of Inuvik. New permitting north of Inuvik to the GBS.
Gas Supply: 1.2BCF/day supply from the Alberta grid at Zama, AB & 400MMCF/day from the McKenzie Delta.

31 km undersea link from Richards Island to an ocean-floor Gravity Based Structure.
Plant built offshore, floated to site, set on the seabed in about 70 feet of water.
350 MW integrated power. Year-round operations with icebreaking fleets and ice-class LNG carriers.
Winter base for icebreakers, Arc7 tankers, and marine support.

Window	Work
Q4 2026 – Q3 2028	Pre-FEED, feasibility, consultation, environmental permitting
Q2 2027 – Q3 2031	Construction and major equipment manufacturing
Q2 2032	Commercial start-up and first production

Modular pre-investment at stations so regional First Nations can plug remote northern gas into local power or transport.