Key liquefaction module delivered to LNG facility in Squamish
The latest key module has been delivered to the site of a Woodfibre LNG facility in Squamish, British Columbia.
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‘How do we correct this?’ Kitimat residents seek solutions to LNG Canada flaring fiasco
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Premier touts further progress on Consensus Document with First Nations
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BC Hydro selects three Peace projects from 2025 Call for Power
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Project to power LNG facility begins consultation with First Nation
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LNG Canada flares up to 15 times more gas than expected, documents reveal
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BC Hydro signs MOU with Ksi Lisims LNG for north coast power supply
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LNG project issued notice for ‘failing to monitor’ juvenile salmon during in-stream construction
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Community Energy Conversation event planned for Fort St. John
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PRRD hopes to bring concerns over future of wind energy regulation to province
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Canadian energy companies hail merger as opportunity to ‘enhance delivery of safe, reliable, efficient services’
Canadian energy companies - Step and Sanjel Energy Services- have merged in hopes of providing more streamlined service to western Canada.
Fort St. John talks potential west coast pipeline with Alberta minister
Fort St. John councillors joined the mayor, Lilia Hansen, to meet Alberta minister of Indigenous relations Rajan Sawhney to discuss the West Coast Oil Pipeline project.
Energy regulator to funnel ‘significant funding and work’ into Peace orphan wells
During the PRRD’s February 26th board meeting, a delegation from the BC Energy Regulator (BCER) gave an update on plans for orphaned and dormant well sites in the Peace region.
Dawson Creek agricultural land owner loses pipeline permit appeal
The Energy Resource Appeal Tribunal has rejected a Dawson Creek land owner’s application to overturn a permit issued by the BCER to Vermilion Energy.
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Prophet River First Nation chief named vice-chair of alliance supporting sustainable energy projects
Prophet River First Nation Chief Valerie Askoty was named vice-chair of the First Nations Natural Gas Alliance during the week of the BC Natural Resources Forum 2026 in Prince George.
Energy regulator approves Taylor to Gordondale pipeline project
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CER recommends approval of Westcoast’s pipeline expansion project
The Canada Energy Regulator (CER) found Westcoast Energy's Sunrise Expansion Program to be in the public interest.
‘Borderline friendly’: Premiers of Alberta and B.C. meet with Carney, talk pipeline
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith met with her B.C. counterpart David Eby and Prime Minister Mark Carney in Ottawa to talk about various topics, including a potential pipeline through B.C. to the West Coast.
‘How do we correct this?’ Kitimat residents seek solutions to LNG Canada flaring fiasco
The Kitimat community is asking questions after it was revealed LNG Canada has been consistently flaring more than 15 times the amount of gas than expected due to an equipment "integrity issue."
Premier touts further progress on Consensus Document with First Nations
B.C. Premier David Eby told attendees at Prince George's B.C. Natural Resources Forum that signings were made in relation to the Consensus Document signed by Treaty 8 First Nations.
BC Hydro selects three Peace projects from 2025 Call for Power
Projects selected by BC Hydro from its 2025 Call for Power include Taylor South Wind, Sweetwater Wind and Bessie Wind.
Project to power LNG facility begins consultation with First Nation
BC Hydro is consulting with Squamish Nation over building a power line to provide additional electricity to the under-construction Woodfibre LNG.
LNG Canada flares up to 15 times more gas than expected, documents reveal
LNG Canada should be fine to operate by burning 11,000 cubic metres of gas per day, but due to a flaring issue, it reported flaring an average of approximately 205,000 cubic metres per day between July 1st and November 30th, 2025.
BC Hydro signs MOU with Ksi Lisims LNG for north coast power supply
The MOU outlines the steps required for BC Hydro to deliver power to the Ksi Lisims LNG facility via the North Coast Transmission Line (NCTL).
LNG project issued notice for ‘failing to monitor’ juvenile salmon during in-stream construction
B.C. Environmental Assessment Office records show Woodfibre LNG in Squamish was found to be out of compliance with government regulations over juvenile salmon monitoring.
Community Energy Conversation event planned for Fort St. John
The Community Energy Conversation event, to be held on January 28th at the Pomeroy Sport Centre, aims to gather local perspectives and priorities related to energy and climate.
PRRD hopes to bring concerns over future of wind energy regulation to province
The Peace River Regional District has asked to meet with Adrian Dix, B.C. energy and climate solutions minister, to talk about wind energy projects and regulations.
