Taking place in Vancouver, Canada’s gateway to global energy markets, the Canada Gas & LNG Exhibition will bring together companies across the gas, LNG, hydrogen, bunkering, marine logistics and technology value chain to help deliver Canada’s next decade of energy growth.
The Strategic Conference brings together ministers, CEOs, project leaders, investors, Indigenous partners and global buyers to address the decisions shaping Canada’s next decade of energy growth. Across strategic sessions and executive dialogue, the program will explore LNG project execution, global demand, infrastructure, partnerships, policy, hydrogen, ammonia, bunkering and the future of Canada’s gas and LNG value chain.
The Knowledge Bars are an open-format learning hub on the exhibition floor, featuring interactive sessions led by industry leaders and technical experts. Covering LNG, natural gas, hydrogen, ammonia, CCUS, marine logistics, emissions reduction and digital innovation, it provides practical insights and direct engagement across Canada’s gas and LNG value chain.
Sponsorship at Canada Gas & LNG positions your brand among the leaders shaping Canada’s next decade of energy growth.
Access exclusive hotel and flight discounts for Canada Gas and LNG attendees and plan your visit to Vancouver in advance.
Media and Association Partners at Canada Gas & LNG benefit from direct access to the leaders, insights and industry conversations shaping Canada’s gas, LNG, hydrogen and marine logistics value chain, while helping amplify the dialogue defining Canada’s next decade of energy growth.
As Chief Operating Officer of Canada Action, a grassroots advocacy organization focused on promoting Canadian natural resources, Lynn spends much of her time trying to depolarize the conversation around Canada’s natural resource sectors.
Lynn collaborates with Indigenous, youth, community, and industry leaders across Canada through speaking engagements, public events, and media relations. Ms. Exner oversees Canada Action’s volunteer network, local partnerships, and public relations activities. She is accountable for maintaining the foundational commitment to non-partisan, positive, fact-based messaging across all mediums.
A science enthusiast, Lynn began her career as a high school Chemistry and Earth Sciences teacher and student activism coordinator. After 12 years, she left teaching to grow a business consulting firm focused on employee benefits. An entrepreneur, Ms. Exner then owned a marketing firm for six years, providing services largely to the trades, resource, and education sectors.
Ms. Exner is an avid volunteer and has organized nationwide student leadership conferences; charity music and sports festivals; and several creative and traditional non-profit fundraising campaigns. She is involved with several Artificial Intelligence organizations and was instrumental in developing Saskatoon’s first co-working space.
Lynn holds degrees in Education, French, and Chemistry from the University of Saskatchewan.