Canada Gas & LNG Exhibition and Conference
May 7-9, 2024
Vancouver Convention Centre | Vancouver, Canada

500+ Conference Delegates
85+ Industry Expert Speakers
85 Strategic & Technical Sessions
3 Days of Premier Networking

THE CANADA GAS & LNG CONFERENCE
Canada has the potential to become an LNG superpower and leader in supplying ethical and clean gas to the world, but turning potential in reality to finance a better standard of living for Canadians is the major challenge to overcome. With LNG Canada 85% complete, and aiming to start shipping by 2025, Cedar LNG receiving its provincial environmental assessment certificate and construction of Coastal Gaslink in full swing, the future looks positive, although there are many barriers yet to overcome.
Policymakers are positioning hydrogen as central to net zero ambitions. In Canada, projects are being announced at lightning speed, and the demand for hydrogen gas in the transportation and building sectors are on an upward trajectory. As one of the world’s largest hydrogen producers, this really is Canada’s opportunity to be truly recognized as an energy giant.
Conference Pillars
Canada’s Opportunity
Canada has one of the world’s most abundant supplied of natural gas, the world’s most in demand fuel. As long as cheap Russian gas was available, there was less demand in Europe for LNG from North America, and the demand for North American gas from Asia remains high. Canada also has abundant and diverse feedstocks for hydrogen production, where demand is skyrocketing. The time is now for Canada to show leadership on the world’s stage and showcase its energy potential to the world.
Energy Transition and Sustainability
With growing global emphasis on sustainability and reducing greenhouse gas emissions, the role of natural gas and hydrogen in Canada's energy transition is vital. It is imperative to continue the collaborative approach we’re taking on clean technologies, carbon capture and storage, methane emissions reduction, and the integration of natural gas into a low-carbon energy mix.
Authentic Project Partnerships
Cedar LNG is positioned to be the largest, First Nation majority-owned project in Canada. The floating LNG facility in Kitimat will have a liquefaction capacity of 400 million standard cubic feet per day and received approval from the BC Environmental Assessment Office. Capacity building still needs to be addressed and how we promote greater understanding and awareness between the energy industry and First Nations.
LNG and Hydrogen Market Integration
LNG and hydrogen can complement each other in Canada's energy mix. There is potential for using LNG as a feedstock for hydrogen production and the feasibility of integrating hydrogen into existing LNG infrastructure, and potential synergies with existing LNG storage and transportation systems.
ABOUT THE CONFERENCE
The strategic conference at CGLNG provides speakers and delegates with the opportunity to address the latest benefits and challenges of a rapidly developing and dynamic market; offering a high-level platform to enhance and refine the Canadian natural gas narrative. Featuring a three-day program, and more than 85 influential speakers from many of the world’s leading energy businesses, the conference plays host to 500 senior-level delegates every year.

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