Since the 2022 war in Ukraine, energy security has become a top priority for policymakers across Asia and Europe as countries seek more stable and reliable suppliers. Those concerns have only grown amid the latest conflict in the Middle East, especially disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz, a key...
Key Takeaways Global Demand: Middle Eastern buyers are actively seeking Canadian LNG cargoes as a reliable alternative amid rising geopolitical risk. Canadian Advantage: Canada can offer stable supply and long-term reliability compared with other exporters who rely on maritime trade chokepoint...
Key Takeaways Japan Wants Canadian Oil: Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s comments make clear that Japan sees Canada as an important energy partner and wants more reliable Canadian energy supply. Energy Exports Strengthen Canada: Expanding exports to Japan and other Asian markets could d...
Key Takeaways • A Call to Action: Amidst supply chain instability and the Strait of Hormuz crisis, G7 leaders are explicitly asking Canada to step up and supply the world with our reliable energy. • Coast-to-Coast Prosperity: Expanding our energy exports could create a massive economic ripple eff...
A new poll conducted by Nanos Research for the University of Ottawa’s Positive Energy series reveals that a large majority of Canadians, the highest amount since tracking began, agree that Canada should expand oil and natural gas exports to strengthen energy security. Conducted from July 31st to...
For decades, the relationship between Canada and the United States has been an ideal model of international cooperation. Like the truest of friends, we've built deeply integrated trading and energy systems, an arrangement born from economic pragmatism and mutual trust that has long served both o...
The G7 Summit presents an unparalleled opportunity for Canada to underscore its crucial role as a dependable supplier of natural resources to the world. In an era of growing resource insecurity and geopolitical instability, the need for stable and trustworthy trading partnerships has never been ...
The G7 countries—Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom, and the United States—represent the world’s largest advanced economies. As the need for resource security grows in an increasingly complex global landscape, Canada is uniquely positioned to deepen its trade ties with eac...
An exciting new poll has found that Canada, a nation defined by its democratic values and principles, is the preferred oil supplier among G7 allies [1]. Respondents worldwide were asked to rank eight possible oil suppliers; the results showed that Canada ranked in the top three 68% of the time, ...
Canada’s newly appointed Minister of Energy and Natural Resources, Tim Hodgson, made several bold statements this past week about the future of Canadian resource development. It was a refreshing take, to say the least, after several years of challenging federal policies that have hampered our ab...