By Nia Williams

VANCOUVER, July 11 (Reuters) - Canada's Woodfibre LNG projection is ending to sign language off-claim agreements for model pagar beton minimalis the leftover 30% of its capacity and just about altogether the liquefied natural tout produced will be release to Asia, Enbridge CEO Greg Ebel aforementioned on Tues.

Calgary-founded Enbridge, nonpareil of In the north America's largest push infrastructure companies, bought a 30% stake in the planned 2.1 one thousand thousand gross ton per annum Woodfibre figure close Squamish, British people Columbia, final class.

Privately owned Pacific Vim Corporation Ltd owns the balance of the project, owed to get down structure this class and start operations in 2027.

The task already had sign-language 15-year off-have agreements with BP Plc representing 70% of capacity, and Ebel said deals coating the relief of the content were on tag to be finalized soon.

"Hopefully in the next few months we will get those remaining ones done," he said, public speaking on the sidelines of an LNG group discussion in Vancouver.

Ebel declined to tell to which counterparties were concerned in purchasing the LNG, simply said it would be departure to Asia.

(Reporting by Nia Williams; Editing by David Gregorio)