Key Takeaways Phase 2 is moving ahead: LNG Canada’s five partners have approved Phase 2, which will double the Kitimat facility’s capacity from 14 to 28 million tonnes per year. The Coastal GasLink expansion is moving forward too. A big win for Canadians: LNG Canada Phase 2 means $33 billion of p...
Key Takeaways France Wants Canadian LNG: President Emmanuel Macron says Canadian LNG projects matter to Europe and wants deals to ship more LNG across the Atlantic. Europe Needs Reliable Suppliers: As the EU phases out unreliable suppliers, Canada can offer a stable, democratic alternative. ...
Key Takeaways Global Demand: Ksi Lisims LNG’s third supply deal in 2026 shows the world is actively seeking more Canadian natural gas. Trade Diversification: New LNG agreements can help Canada expand beyond the U.S. market and reach buyers worldwide. Economic Benefits: More LNG exports mean s...
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 Points • Opponents of oil and gas argue that the world is moving away from these energy sources and Canada is falling behind, but that’s not what the evidence shows. • Countries abroad are coming to Canada, asking us to step up and be the secure, reliable, and trustworthy supplier they need t...
Key Takeaways Fastest Growing: B.C.'s oil and gas production has surged 153% since 2010, making it the fastest-growing hydrocarbon-producing province in Canada – now accounting for 39% of national natural gas output. LNG Milestone: LNG Canada – the largest private-sector investment in Canadian hi...
In the words of Karen Ogen, CEO of the First Nations Natural Gas Alliance, "Canadian LNG is Indigenous LNG." Indigenous-owned LNG is no longer an idea but a reality in British Columbia. Yet, according to activist organizations like CAPE and Dogwood, LNG development "tramples" over Indigenous rig...
Key Takeaways Tim Hodgson, Minister of Energy and Natural Resources, says that China and India want more Canadian oil and liquefied natural gas (LNG), and it makes sense to send more of our energy directly from the West Coast of Canada – not as re-exports through the U.S. Gulf The Trans Mountai...
Key Takeaways Scaling Canadian LNG production to 100 million tonnes per annum would make Canada one of the largest LNG suppliers in the world, creating enormous economic opportunities LNG projects generate significant royalty and tax revenues, and are among the most economically impactful proje...