When allies seek Canada’s natural gas, we say ‘sorry’ – that has global consequences
Yet no deals were struck. do take time to build, getting the ball rolling did not appear to be part of the conversation when Germany and Japan asked for our help.
And the Canadian public gets it, too. A poll in March found that more than two-thirds of Canadians think Canada should make a greater effort to export our energy. Demand for natural gas is growing – particularly in Asia Pacific where it’s forecast to increase nearly 30 per cent by 2050. Bringing more Canadian LNG to global markets will support energy security and lower energy prices, which helps everyone.
There’s a success story just south of us: in the past 15 years, switching from coal to natural gas in the U.S. has accounted for nearly two-thirds of all U.S. greenhouse gas emissions reductions. This formula can and should be replicated in the rest of the world – and Canadian LNG can make it happen.
Many Indigenous groups have natural resources they want to develop to make a future for themselves and provide wealth for generations to come. The energy industry has an opportunity At Enbridge, we’ve seen firsthand how important equity partnerships are in empowering Indigenous communities’ long-term financial stability and providing revenue sources to invest in their future.
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