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Wood Mackenzie and Mark Carney project Canada's LNG sector growth for Asian markets

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Mark Carney and Wood Mackenzie project that Canada's LNG sector is entering a new phase of growth, positioning itself as a long-term supplier to Asian markets. LNG Canada reached a final investment decision on its Phase 2 expansion in September 2026, which doubles the facility's capacity to 28 million tonnes per year. Combined with other projects, Canada aims to export 33 million tonnes per year of LNG by the end of this decade.

From lngindustry.com

Why it matters

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Asia's long-term energy security increasingly relies on diversified, reliable, and lower-carbon LNG supply. While Canada's potential is significant, global competition for LNG investment is accelerating, which may limit Canada's ability to secure a larger position in the next phase of supply growth.

From lngindustry.com

Who's involved

  • Mark CarneyAssessed the potential for Canada's LNG sector growth and Asian market capture.
  • Wood MackenzieGlobal research and consultancy firm that prepared the assessment on Canada's LNG prospects.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • ShellSpeculative

    Major energy players like Shell might benefit from strengthened global supply options provided by Canadian LNG growth.

  • IndonesiaSpeculative

    Indonesia may experience changes in Asian energy market prices and competition due to increased LNG supply diversification.

  • EuropeSpeculative

    Europe could benefit from diversified, lower-carbon Canadian LNG supply addressing energy security needs.

  • Mitsubishi Heavy IndustriesSpeculative

    Mitsubishi Heavy Industries might see increased demand for gas turbines required for LNG expansion projects.

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  1. Shell and Mitsubishi increase stakes in LNG Canada, highlighting sector growth.1 source
  2. Carney and Wood Mackenzie project Canada's LNG sector is entering a new phase of growth, targeting Asian demand.1 source

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