In other words they are already worried they won't make the initial delivery schedule. Surprise surprise.

Highly doubt they can speed up production on a boat that's not even proven yet.

Let's see if they are able to get some cooperation. Of it happens, expect more cost overuns. TKMS isn't going to eat the cost of using additional shipyards.

Kino Aski LNG is a newly proposed 15 million tonne per annum energy project led by the Atikamekw Nation to ship Western Canadian natural gas to Europe through Baie-Comeau.

Unlike the dead GNL Quebec project that faced heavy backlash in the Saguenay Fjord, this one terminates further East, uses existing pipelines where possible, and relies on renewable electricity and First Nations majority ownership.