
By Robert Skinner | WBN News | April 20, 2025
Delta's Tilbury Industrial Park is undergoing significant expansion, positioning the area as a central hub for industrial and economic development in British Columbia. Key projects, including the Parkwood Industrial Estates and FortisBC's Tilbury LNG facility expansion, are set to enhance infrastructure, attract new businesses, and create employment opportunities.Delta Chamber of Commerce - BC+5www.fortisbc.com+5Talking Energy+5
Parkwood Industrial Estates Development
Located at 5224 88 Street, the Parkwood Industrial Estates is a master-planned industrial project featuring substantial road and infrastructure improvements. These enhancements aim to improve transportation efficiency and accessibility for logistics and warehousing operations, solidifying Delta's position as a critical logistics hub in Metro Vancouver. focusedindustrial.com
FortisBC's Tilbury LNG Facility Expansion
FortisBC is expanding its Tilbury LNG facility to meet the growing demand for liquefied natural gas as a lower-carbon fuel alternative. The Phase 2 expansion includes constructing a new storage tank with a capacity of up to 142,400 cubic metres and additional liquefaction capacity of up to 2.5 million tonnes per year. This expansion is expected to create approximately 110 new long-term jobs and support the marine shipping industry's transition to cleaner fuels. Delta Chamber of Commerce - BC+6www.fortisbc.com+6Talking Energy+6www.fortisbc.com+4Talking Energy+4Delta Optimist+4Talking Energy
Infrastructure Upgrades and Economic Impact
The expansion projects are accompanied by significant infrastructure upgrades, including road network improvements and utility enhancements. These developments are designed to support the increased industrial activity and ensure the efficient movement of goods and services. The combined efforts are anticipated to generate substantial economic benefits for Delta and the surrounding communities. Talking Energy
Environmental Considerations
The expansions are being planned with environmental sustainability in mind. FortisBC's Tilbury LNG facility, powered by renewable hydroelectricity, aims to produce LNG with among the lowest carbon intensity in the world. The projects are subject to environmental assessments to ensure compliance with provincial regulations and community standards. Delta OptimistEPIC+6Talking Energy+6Delta Optimist+6Talking Energy
For more information on the Tilbury Industrial Park expansion and related projects, visit the City of Delta's official website: delta.ca
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