
Trigon announces plans to re-purpose some terminal lands for a proposed liquid petroleum gas export project

Trigon completed land clearing of the “Area A” lands in preparation for future projects, which included collaboration with Indigenous parties on Culturally Modified Trees (CMTs).

Trigon announces a $750M Final Investment Decision (FID) on our open-access LPG export facility, a pivotal moment for Trigon and Canada.

RTI re-branded as Trigon Pacific Terminals, a name inspired by Coast Tsimshian artistic traditions

Trigon was awarded $75 million in federal National Trade Corridors Funding, in support of its infrastructure and business-development strategy

Trigon began construction of its “Berth Two Beyond Carbon” project, with an expected completion date of 2027

The Suikai loaded the terminal’s 200 millionth tonne, during the terminals 35th year of operation

Bulk liquefied propane shipments began in a partnership between RTI and AltaGas

RTI’s privatization deal closed, with the Lax Kw'alaams Band and the Metlakatla First Nation becoming part of the ownership group

The terminal reached an impressive capacity milestone of 5.5 million tonnes shipped in its first year of operation

The terminal officially opened as Ridley Terminals Inc. (RTI), a federal Crown corporation

The terminal loaded its first ship – the Shoryu Maru

The terminal received its first load of coal by rail

Road, rail and other infrastructure was developed

Canadian Federal government announced intent to develop the site

Ridley Island first identified as a candidate site for a marine export terminal in a study commissioned by CN Rail