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's first LNG cargo departed Kitimat and changed everything. Three decades of debate gave way to operation, and the question shifted from whether Canada would participate in the global gas trade to how fast, at what scale, and on whose terms.
Canada Gas & LNG Exhibition and Conference 2027 is where those decisions get made.
Now in its 11th year, the event is the country's definitive forum for the decisions shaping supply, infrastructure, partnership and policy across LNG, hydrogen, bunkering and marine logistics. April 13–14, 2027 arrives as LNG Canada Phase 2, Cedar LNG and a new wave of hydrogen and ammonia investment decisions converge, while global buyers actively seek supply diversification. Canada has the gas, the shortest route to Asia and the economics to compete.
Canada is no longer the LNG story of tomorrow.


- 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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