Canada Gas & LNG 2027 is where the decisions that define Canadian energy get made. The event brings together over 4,000 attendees including federal and provincial ministers, Indigenous Nations, project developers, EPC majors, financiers and global offtakers across two days of structured deal-making, policy dialogue and commercial access. For exhibitors, there is no more efficient platform in the country to build visibility, qualify buyers and position your organization at the centre of Canada's LNG decade.
Place your company amongst global LNG and gas leaders
Showcase your latest products & services to potential buyers and key decision makers
Build new business relationships and grow your business network
Present your company’s solutions to regional & international key players
Gain maximum brand exposure and enhance brand recognition
Keep up with the latest industry trends and ensure your company remains ahead of the competition
Take advantage of the unique opportunities provided by the exhibition, to network with suppliers, contractors, project leads and procurement directors to forge new relationships and develop new and existing business. The exhibition will host domestic and international companies, presenting a critical arena for the supply chain to engage directly with existing and planned LNG & gas projects and their EPC counterparts.
One supply chain. Every decision-maker who matters.
Five interlocking zones mean a buyer, a regulator or a financier can see the full Canadian gas and LNG value chain, from start to finish, without ever leaving the building.
Producers, midstream and pipeline operators, liquefaction technology, re-gasification, terminal operators, EPCs and the full upstream-to-tidewater chain.
Producers, electrolyser and SMR technology, ammonia carriers, CO₂ transport and storage, industrial offtake, project developers and the academic and government partners enabling them.
LNG and methanol bunker suppliers, port authorities, storage and tankage providers, dual-fuel propulsion, terminal logistics and the policy framework behind marine fuel transition.
Shipping lanes, port and harbour infrastructure, dredging and pilotage, landside logistics, regional planning, marine environment and Indigenous marine governance.
Predictive operations, methane monitoring and MRV, digital twins, AI-enabled trading and dispatch, cybersecurity for OT, and the data infrastructure underpinning lower-carbon operations.
Be part of the leading industry gathering shaping Canada’s next decade of gas and LNG growth.
