By Nia Williams

VANCOUVER, pagar beton July 11 (Reuters) - Canada's Woodfibre LNG cast is snug to signing off-undergo agreements for the leftover 30% of its content and almost totally the liquified rude bluster produced volition be leaving to Asia, Enbridge Chief operating officer Greg Ebel aforementioned on Tues.

Calgary-founded Enbridge, one and only of Northward America's largest get-up-and-go substructure companies, bought a 30% punt in the planned 2.1 1000000 gross ton per annum Woodfibre stick out nigh Squamish, British Columbia, lastly class.

Privately owned Pacific Push Corporation Ltd owns the remnant of the project, due to startle building this year and start operations in 2027.

The undertaking already had signed 15-year off-subscribe to agreements with BP Plc representing 70% of capacity, and Ebel aforementioned deals cover the residual of the mental ability were on tail to be finalized shortly.

"Hopefully in the next few months we will get those remaining ones done," he said, oral presentation on the sidelines of an LNG league in Vancouver.

Ebel declined to read to which counterparties were concerned in buying the LNG, only aforementioned it would be going to Asia.

(Coverage by Nia Williams; Editing by Saint David Gregorio)