2026 GTEN Spring LNG Course 

April 27 & 28, 2026

Sheraton Vancouver Airport Hotel
Richmond, BC, Canada

Welcome

Gas turbine energy systems play a critical role in many sectors in facilitating developments towards low carbon and reliable cleaner energy resources, complementary to renewable energy. This includes providing compression for gas pipelines and LNG export facilities that can result in large worldwide GHG reductions. Part of developing an energy transition is continuous onsite technical training, so this planned course will offer several hours towards Professional Engineering continuous education credits. LNG liquefaction systems will be a key theme of this GTEN 2026 course in Richmond. Some preliminary topics which may be included are:

• Basics of Gas Turbine, Heat Recovery and Gas Compressor Systems
• LNG liquefaction Processes, and Canadian Facility Descriptions
• Grid Resiliency with Peaking Power, Environmental Solutions
• Gas Turbine Control Systems, Repairs and Operational Solutions
• Possible Facility Tour, on 2nd day