Delivering Canada’s LNG Decade: From First Cargo to Global Force.
4,000+ Attendees | 750+ Conference Delegates | 120+ Expert Speakers | 100+ Exhibiting Companies
The strategic gathering for ministers, CEOs and capital allocators shaping Canada’s next decade of energy
Canada is no longer the LNG story of tomorrow.
In the eighteen months since the last Canada Gas & LNG, the industry moved from anticipation to operation. The first cargo sailed. Phase 1 reached nameplate. The next $200 billion is being decided now — and the people making those decisions are converging on Vancouver, April 13–14.
What changed since you last attended
LNG Canada Phase 1 reached full nameplate. Train 2 handover completed in December 2025, delivering 14 mtpa of export capacity to the Pacific coast.
Coastal GasLink completed. Canada's first West Coast natural gas pipeline in 70 years is operational; Phase 2 expansion talks are advancing.
Cedar LNG entered peak construction. The world's first Indigenous-majority-owned LNG project is on track for late 2028 in-service.
Major IOC confidence returned. Shell's acquisition of ARC Resources signalled renewed upstream conviction in Western Canadian economics.
Ottawa extended export licences to 50 years and referred Phase 2 to the new Major Projects Office for accelerated review.
Asian buyers are actively re-contracting. Japan, Korea and Southeast Asian utilities are moving supply away from concentrated Middle East and Russian risk — and Canada is the answer.
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