ARC Resources is engaged in the Cedar LNG project through a long-term gas supply contract, benefiting from federal subsidies despite mixed political signals and criticisms of fossil fuel funding. This involvement raises concerns about aligning corporate interests with policies that undermine environmental and social justice commitments.

The lobbying register reveals that ARC Resources Ltd, under the leadership of President and CEO Terry Anderson, and several company representatives, have engaged in lobbying activities with plans to lobby members of the Legislative Assembly in British Columbia on or after 2024-09-21.

ARC Resources Ltd. entered into a 20‐year liquefaction services agreement as part of the Cedar LNG project, which is noted for its strong environmental review and inclusive partnership with Indigenous communities. The memorandum of understanding solidifies ARC’s role in delivering low‐cost, low-emission natural gas to key markets.

An investigation by Canada's National Observer revealed that while many leading oil and gas companies reported recent lobbying activities and government funding, Arc Resources was among the two companies that did not disclose any lobbying communications in the past year, raising concerns about transparency in its political engagement.