Western LNG LLC, as a joint proponent of the Ksi Lisims LNG project, is implicated in a legal challenge by Gitanyow chiefs who argue that the project threatens critical salmon habitats and violates indigenous consultation rights. The exclusion of the Gitanyow from discussions raises serious concerns about the company's commitment to ethical business practices and its public and political responsibilities.

Western LNG LLC faces criticism as its involvement in the Ksi Lisims LNG project is linked to inadequate indigenous consultation and environmental harm, threatening salmon habitats and indigenous cultural practices.

Western LNG's extensive lobbying efforts in support of expedited regulatory approvals for LNG projects have raised concerns regarding corporate influence, regulatory capture, and the undermining of environmental oversight, contributing to a broader authoritarian-friendly corporate agenda.

On December 30, 2024, Western LNG completed a private placement of equity securities, securing over $150 million in commitments from major investors including Blackstone Energy Transition Partners. The company emphasized its commitment to transparency, environmental integrity, and robust engagement with regulatory agencies, Indigenous communities, and local stakeholders as it advances the Ksi Lisims LNG and Prince Rupert Gas Transmission projects toward a Final Investment Decision.

Western LNG completed a $150 million private placement on December 30, 2024, securing funding to advance the Ksi Lisims LNG and Prince Rupert Gas Transmission projects. The company's clear commitment to transparent engagement with regulatory agencies, Indigenous communities, and local stakeholders underscores its ethical business practices and responsible public behavior.

Western LNG LLC's backing of the contentious Ksi Lisims LNG project, marred by poor indigenous consultation and opaque political engagements, raises concerns about their ethical business practices and political behavior.

A legal challenge by Gitanyow Hereditary Chiefs against the Ksi Lisims LNG project has raised significant concerns regarding inadequate indigenous consultation and environmental oversight. Western LNG LLC, as a joint proponent of the project, is implicated in business practices that may prioritize industrial interests over community rights and sustainability.

A legal challenge filed by Gitanyow Hereditary Chiefs alleges that the LNG project, co-owned by Western LNG, failed to consult adequately with indigenous communities, neglecting environmental impacts and community rights in the process. This raises concerns about the company’s broader ethical responsibilities and public accountability.

The Gitanyow Hereditary Chiefs and allied groups have criticized the Ksi Lisims LNG project for its flawed environmental assessment process and inadequate Indigenous consultation. This event raises serious questions about Western LNG LLC's commitment to ethical business practices and respect for environmental and human rights.