British Columbia · Pipeline · updated October 12, 2026

Eagle Mountain–Woodfibre Gas Pipeline (EGP)

FortisBC's 9 km tunnel under the Squamish estuary is through; the gas line to Woodfibre LNG is next.

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Province
British Columbia
Location
Coquitlam to Squamish (Howe Sound)
Sector
Pipeline
Owner
FortisBC
EPC / contractors
Tunnel: Frontier-Kemper Michels JV
Status
Tunnel breakthrough Sept 2026; pipeline testing in Squamish from Oct 2026
Next milestone
Pipeline installation in the tunnel; all components complete in 2026, restoration in 2027
Disclosed cost
Not publicly disclosed
Construction start
2023-08
In service
2026–2027
Other details
About 47 km of 24-inch pipeline plus compression at Eagle Mountain and a new Squamish compressor station (EAC E16-01)

Why it matters for contractors and suppliers

Woodfibre LNG cannot start until EGP delivers gas.

Testing, compressor-station and restoration packages run into 2027.

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Sources

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Frequently asked

What is the status of Eagle Mountain–Woodfibre Gas Pipeline (EGP)?

As of October 12, 2026: Tunnel breakthrough Sept 2026; pipeline testing in Squamish from Oct 2026. Next: Pipeline installation in the tunnel; all components complete in 2026, restoration in 2027.

Who is the contractor on Eagle Mountain–Woodfibre Gas Pipeline (EGP)?

Tunnel: Frontier-Kemper Michels JV. Owner: FortisBC.

How much does Eagle Mountain–Woodfibre Gas Pipeline (EGP) cost?

Not publicly disclosed.

What is the timeline for Eagle Mountain–Woodfibre Gas Pipeline (EGP)?

Construction start: 2023-08; in service: 2026–2027.