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.
Councillor Sarah Kirby-Yung is committed to a liveable and vibrant Vancouver and believes that arts and culture are a vital part of a great city. She is currently serving her second term on Vancouver City Council.
Previously, she was elected to the Vancouver Park Board where she served as Chair. As a Commissioner, she was a strong advocate for the protection and expansion of parks and green space. During her tenure she brought forward public art projects, supported revitalization initiatives in Vancouver's Chinatown including renewal of the public courtyard adjoining the Vancouver Chinese Garden, and collaborated with the Vancouver Symphony at Sunset now slated to become an ongoing Vancouver favourite summer tradition.
Her professional background is in marketing and communications, and she has held senior management roles in the tourism and hospitality sector.