Trigon Pacific Terminals reaffirmed its position as a key player in the Port of Prince Rupert by handling 9.1 million metric tonnes of bulk products in 2024, emphasizing its role in international trade. While facing a decline in coal exports, the company remains positive about future prospects. Diversification initiatives include projects like the Trigon Pacific LPG project and preparations for a low-carbon energy export hub. Noteworthy is the development of an ammonia export facility on 'Area A' lands, showcasing Trigon's commitment to sustainability. By leveraging hydrogen-as-ammonia technology, Trigon aims to enhance its infrastructure for handling low-carbon fuels, emphasizing the versatility of ammonia as a carrier for hydrogen. Projects like Berth Two Beyond Carbon highlight the company's forward-thinking approach to infrastructure development, with a focus on accommodating hydrogen-as-ammonia handling opportunities, setting the stage for a low-carbon future.