British Columbia · LNG · updated October 12, 2026

Woodfibre LNG

Woodfibre LNG: all 16 modules on site, tunnel holed through.

Province
British Columbia
Location
Squamish
Sector
LNG
Owner
Woodfibre LNG; feed pipeline by FortisBC
Status
~65% complete
Next milestone
Pipe installation in tunnel; first cargo targeted Dec 2027
Disclosed cost
US$8.8B (source)
Investment decision / approval
2022
Construction start
2023
In service
End of 2027

Why it matters for contractors and suppliers

Work now turns to hook-up, piping, E&I and commissioning.

The full brief is in the October 2026 report: the procurement packages to watch, the buyer and contractor contacts, the dates on the 90-day calendar and how this project ties into the rest of the pipeline.

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Sources

Supplier registration: owner supplier page · B.C. public tenders. How we research: editorial standards.

Frequently asked

What is the status of Woodfibre LNG?

As of October 12, 2026: ~65% complete. Next: Pipe installation in tunnel; first cargo targeted Dec 2027.

Who owns Woodfibre LNG?

Woodfibre LNG; feed pipeline by FortisBC.

How much does Woodfibre LNG cost?

US$8.8B.

What is the timeline for Woodfibre LNG?

Construction start: 2023; in service: end of 2027.

How do suppliers register for Woodfibre LNG?

Through the owner's supplier page: https://woodfibrelng.ca/construction/business-opportunities/. Public-sector packages in British Columbia are also posted on the provincial tender portal.