News & Insights

Woodfibre LNG was proud to sponsor and attend the 2025 Squamish Nation Youth Powwow — a powerful celebration of culture, youth leadership, and community healing through partnership.

Woodfibre LNG welcomes its first Operator Training Program graduates-Emily Nahanee and John Williams, marking a milestone in reconciliation and indigenous workforce development.

Woodfibre LNG has submitted an application to amend its Environmental Assessment Certificate (EAC #15-02) to allow for the installation and operation of a second floating worker accommodation, or Floatel #2, on-site.

Woodfibre LNG continues to strengthen its commitment to the Squamish and Squamish Lillooet Regional District communities by announcing $150,000 in funding to support 64 local non-profits through the Spring 2025 intake of its Community Partnership Program. This latest contribution brings the total support provided to the community through the program to $910,000.

Woodfibre LNG highlights Indigenous leadership, gender safety, and Canada’s global LNG role at the 2025 Global Energy Show in Calgary.

Woodfibre LNG showcased its commitment to Indigenous partnership and reconciliation at the 2025 BC Indigenous Resource Opportunities Conference, highlighting a new model for energy development shaped by shared leadership with the Squamish Nation.

Construction at the Woodfibre LNG site continues to progress steadily. Recent milestones include ongoing foundation work for LNG processing equipment and the arrival of the first pipe rack modules in May.

As part of our 'Towards Net Zero' series, this article examines how Woodfibre LNG is establishing a new standard for sustainable LNG production by utilizing E-Drive technology. By replacing traditional gas turbines with electric motor-driven compressors powered by BC Hydro’s renewable hydroelectricity, Woodfibre LNG is achieving emissions up to 14 times lower than conventional LNG facilities.

The Woodfibre LNG project marked a major milestone with the arrival of its first seven specialized LNG pipe rack modules, signaling the start of vertical construction at the site. These modules, essential to transporting liquefied natural gas within the facility, were delivered via heavy cargo vessel and offloaded through the project’s new Marine Offloading Facility.

Bridgemans, in collaboration with Woodfibre LNG, has launched a new marine passenger terminal on Sea Island in Richmond to streamline worker transportation to the Woodfibre LNG project site. Designed for safety, security, and comfort, the terminal offers airport-style amenities, efficient, ensuring a seamless journey for floatel-bound personnel. This dedicated facility marks a major step forward in optimizing workforce logistics for the Woodfibre LNG project.

Construction continues to advance at the Woodfibre LNG site, including work on foundations for the LNG processing equipment and modules that are expected to begin arriving at site in 2025.

Second Floatel Expands Workforce Capacity, Adding Approximately 900 Skilled Trades Workers to Build the World’s First Net Zero LNG Export Facility.