Luke Schauerte is the new CEO of the Squamish LNG export facility.
The company, a member of the Pacific Energy Corporation group of companies, announced late last week that Luke Schauerte is at the helm as of Nov. 4.
"As the Woodfibre LNG project continues to advance, we are excited to have Luke join our team," said Ratnesh Bedi, president of Pacific Energy, in a news release. "His proven track record for unlocking the full potential of large-scale assets is instrumental in advancing Canada's leadership in delivering sustainably produced energy to the world."
The Squamish council has also had a sometimes strained, testy relationship with the company, opposing planned accommodations for construction workers for both the project and the associated pipeline. In Kitimat, on the other hand, the mayor, at least, has had positive things to say about the LNG Canada project.
For Shell, he played a leading role in the Scotford Manufacturing Complex, a hydrocarbon processing site that consists of a bitumen upgrader, oil refinery, chemicals plant and Carbon Capture and Storage facility in Fort Saskatchewan, Alberta. He is an engineer registered with the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Alberta.
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