Trigon Pacific Terminals reports robust year for terminal operations while major diversification projects underway
Published by Emilie Grant,
Editorial Assistant
Tanks and Terminals,
Trigon Pacific Terminals Ltd. (Trigon) handled 9.1 million t of dry and liquid bulk products in 2024, maintaining its position as the largest terminal by volume within the Port of Prince Rupert and accounting for almost 40% of its total exports.
A multi-commodity bulk terminal on Canada's west coast, Trigon is a Canadian commodity export hub, handling steelmaking and thermal coal, petroleum coke and iron ore pellets. Trigon also provides rail unloading and berth services for liquid propane gas (LPG) exports.
"Reliable and competitive open access to international markets from Canada's west coast is vitally important – especially in light of the US trade tensions," said Rob Booker, CEO of Trigon. "We're proud to support our customers as their gateway for global trade as we work to deliver even greater market access through our terminal diversification projects."
Trigon continued to advance three such major projects in 2024, including the ongoing construction of its new Berth Two Beyond Carbon (B2BC) second berth project, the Trigon Pacific LPG project, as well as site preparation for what is known as the 'Area A' lands. These lands are anticipated to be the site of a future low carbon energy export hub focused on hydrogen-as-ammonia exports.
"The Trigon team excelled in 2024, delivering very high customer service, safety and environmental standards. This is what performance is all about," added Booker.
90% of products exported through Trigon were destined for Japan, China and South Korea, in addition to exports to Southeast Asia and Europe.
Read the article online at: https://www.tanksterminals.com/terminals/24012025/trigon-pacific-terminals-reports-robust-year-for-terminal-operations-while-major-diversification-projects-underway/
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