With first cargoes shipped and billions in new capacity under construction, Canada has joined the ranks of the world's major LNG suppliers reshaping trade flows from Tokyo to Rotterdam. Canada Gas & LNG 2027 is where the producers, buyers, and capital behind that shift come together to do business.
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.
Last updated: July 22,2026
"It will help to increase the awareness that Canada has the resources and the pathway to support the world's energy transition in a way that benefits our citizens, creates value for Canadians, minimizes impact on our natural environment, and supports our trading partners around the world. We all breathe the same air and it's the whole world that's trying to decrease carbon emissions. So, our ability to contribute to that is important and the Canada Gas exhibition and conference is a great opportunity to discuss many of those things.”
“The Canada Gas conference is just another great opportunity for folks in this space to understand where best practice is at and really get a good view of how organizations are tackling the challenges. Of course, you know, I think most people would agree that one of the greatest benefits is the networking and having that chance to get back together. Certainly, it's been a much less prevalent component of our annual business profile to be in person but now, we're really back in a position to have that opportunity to network in person, reconnect with folks and take advantage of the opportunity that's presented to be together and really try to move whatever file is most important to you in the development of Canadian gas and LNG. Continue to push the envelope on it, continue to move forward with each other, and collectively toe the same line to ensure that we are accessing markets and continuing to responsibly develop this resource here in Canada.”
“People should attend to get a better understanding of the market and the players, understand LNG at a deeper level and make good contacts and potential friendships. It's an excellent opportunity to collaborate, learn, ask questions, and pose ideas. And to me, Canadians should be as familiar and comfortable with LNG as hockey, poutine, and butter tarts. And I think this is one way that we can do that.”
Canada Gas & LNG 2027 is where the producers, buyers, and capital behind that shift come together to do business.
