News & Insights

Announcement of the Woodfibre LNG Interconnection Project Stage 2; a project being undertaken with BC Hydro to build an additional power line to ensure that Woodfibre LNG has reliable access to clean and renewable power.

Woodfibre LNG is supporting Ocean Wise’s kelp restoration initiative, or “Seaforestation,” to revive critical underwater habitats of Átl’ḵa7tsem/Howe Sound.

As we close another busy year of forward momentum at Woodfibre LNG, let’s take a moment to celebrate what we’ve achieved together, reflect on what we’ve learned, and look ahead to the work that will carry us into the next phase.

Outlining progress toward delivering the world’s first net zero LNG export facility, the update highlights progress in several facets of the project including environmental stewardship, Indigenous partnership, safety, and community investment.

The meeting is an opportunity to discuss marine updates and any potential issues that may arise during the construction of our facility.

How do you build the world’s first net-zero LNG facility? Electrification, high-quality offsets, and continuous improvement.

The MV Saga X will provide safe, modern, purpose-built accommodations for workers in private cabins with ensuite bathrooms, along with a wide range of amenities to support worker wellbeing. The additional on-site housing capacity enables Woodfibre LNG to scale up its workforce without creating any new pressure on the local housing market or essential services.

A look inside the standout IPSS 2025 panel highlighting how the Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Úxwumixw–Woodfibre LNG partnership is reshaping expectations for Indigenous–industry collaboration in Canada’s LNG sector. Hear insights from Woodfibre LNG CEO Luke Schauerte and Squamish Nation Hereditary Chief Ian Campbell.

For the funding round that closed in October, Woodfibre LNG granted $150,000 to 62 local not-for-profit and community-based organizations serving Squamish and the Sea to Sky Corridor.

Woodfibre LNG is pleased to announce that it has received regulatory approval from the BC Environmental Assessment Office, the Impact Assessment Agency of Canada and the Squamish Nation for a second floating workforce accommodation vessel (floatel) to support construction at the Woodfibre LNG site.

With more than 300 trails, Squamish is recognized as one of the premier mountain biking destinations in the world. But behind the trail maps and race results lies something far more important: a volunteer-powered system that keeps the trails open and rideable.

From early groundwork and foundations to vertical construction, module arrivals, and the start of marine piling, this summer brought visible progress at the Woodfibre LNG site, moving the project steadily past the halfway point.