Source: Canadian Energy Regulator The global LNG race is accelerating—and Canada is finally moving from promise to execution. For Asia, the strategic shift is clear: diversify supply. Recent disruptions have reinforced the need to reduce reliance on concentrated exporters. Canada is increasingly positioned as a core pillar in that pivot. But the real story today is project status—and it’s changing fast. Canada is no longer just a pipeline of ideas: LNG Canada, Kitimat: Now op

Source: NeeStaNan (First Nations) A new LNG corridor is emerging in Canada—one that could reshape Atlantic Basin gas flows. The NeeStaNan Project, led by an Indigenous-owned consortium including the Fox Lake Cree Nation, is advancing plans for a liquefied natural gas export terminal near Port Nelson on the western shore of Hudson Bay. The vision: unlock Western Canadian gas and deliver it to Europe through a significantly shorter shipping route. At the core of the proposal is

Source: Crown LNG Eastern Canada may be on the cusp of a major LNG breakthrough. Fermeuse Energy’s proposed LNG export development in Newfoundland and Labrador links three strategic assets: offshore gas from the Jeanne d’Arc Basin, the ice-free deepwater Fermeuse Harbour, and growing global demand for secure natural gas supply. The Jeanne d’Arc Basin, long known for oil production (Hibernia, Terra Nova, White Rose), also holds significant volumes of associated natural gas tha