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Sep 19, 2026
Josef SchachterGUEST
Q2, Q3 are where you have the sloppy pricing.
Josef SchachterGUEST
And, uh, you know, LNG Canada is running full out at two BCF a day.
Josef SchachterGUEST
Hopefully, we'll get all the other projects moving forward.
Josef SchachterGUEST
You know, uh, Prime Minister Carney is talking about approving a lot of new projects.
James RajottePANELIST
Doing something on critical minerals, sure, sign me up for that, without affecting our political sovereignty.
James RajottePANELIST
And then to your point, and Christy's point about Asia, we have a fantastic example in terms of LNG Canada, one which she knows very well, which is providing natural gas to Japan, to South Korea, uh, to Taiwan.
James RajottePANELIST
So let's do that.
James RajottePANELIST
Between 2022 and 2024, as Marco said, we had Germany, we had Poland, we had Greece approach Canada and say, "We want your natural gas.
Darcy RedingGUEST
And Galveston LNG actually owned what is known as the Kitimat LNG asset.
Darcy RedingGUEST
It's not, not to be confused with LNG Canada or anything that's, you know, producing or being developed today, but that was bought by a consortium of, of firms, including Chevron.
Darcy RedingGUEST
And Alfred made out very well for both himself and for other shareholders in Galveston LNG at the time.
Darcy RedingGUEST
And Alfred had, you know, a, a great vision around building LNG facilities, and I think his, his take on the time was, "Wow, this is something that North America needs, Canada needs."
Brian PieriGUEST
We're getting less imports from Canada.
Brian PieriGUEST
Why? Because LNG Canada started up and that's removing natural gas from the complex, meaning we are still growing on production, but we're getting less imports from Canada.
Brian PieriGUEST
And we're keeping the same exports out of Mexico and adding exports via LNG.
Brian PieriGUEST
So what that means is our raw demand on the seasonality is only one part of the equation.
Barrett BingleyGUEST
And at the same time, you've had the Trans Mountain expansion for heavy oil come online in the last kind of two years.
Barrett BingleyGUEST
And LNG Canada started shipping energy.
Barrett BingleyGUEST
for the first time only about a year plus ago.
Barrett BingleyGUEST
Right.
Barrett BingleyGUEST
It's primarily pension funds.
Barrett BingleyGUEST
And sovereign funds and structures like that, this was not a summit of operating companies, for instance.
Barrett BingleyGUEST
So what you didn't see were Mitsubishi or Ocarina Gas or Petronas, like the big investors, for instance, in LNG Canada, right? They were not in the room.
Barrett BingleyGUEST
And instead, from Singapore, Tomasic was there, represented by CEO Dylan Pillay.
Eve SaintGUEST
That's what LNG stands for.
Eve SaintGUEST
And so the LNG Canada phase one, the processing plant is in Kitimat, B.C. And so the LNG plant has been running for almost a year and a half now.
Jessica MurrayHOST
We found out in the past year that the LNG
Eve SaintGUEST
facility has a faulty flare stack.
Brian ZinchukGUEST
And the reason it's happening is because we decided to refurbish our coal plants, and then Bell said, "Oh, you have additional power? Yeah, we can turn on unit four and five at Boundary Dam." And guess what? Because of that coal availability, fossil fuels, they started, started this project, and now they're quadrupling it, which will be the biggest investment in Canadian history dollar-wise.
Brian ZinchukGUEST
It's bigger than LNG Canada.
Brian ZinchukGUEST
It's way bigger than the Bakken boom ever was in Saskatchewan.
Brian ZinchukGUEST
It's more than two Saskatchewan years of budget combined, and another half or half dozen billion on top of that.
Brian PieriGUEST
We're getting less imports from Canada.
Brian PieriGUEST
Why? Because LNG Canada started up and that's removing natural gas from the complex, meaning we are still growing on production, but we're getting less imports from Canada.
Brian PieriGUEST
And we're keeping the same exports out of Mexico and adding exports via LNG.
Brian PieriGUEST
So what that means is our raw demand on the seasonality is only one part of the equation.
David EbySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
So there have been lots of positive outcomes from that.
David EbySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I'll say that at the end of September, we're expecting the final investment decision on the largest private sector investment in Canadian history, LNG Canada Phase 2, which is worth $28 billion to British Columbia's books if that final investment decision goes ahead.
David EbySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
That is a project of four different countries, of Japan, Korea, Malaysia, and China.
David EbySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
investing here in British Columbia, creating jobs and opportunity and $28 billion to pay for public services.
Jackie ForrestHOST
Year to date, we're at a dollar fifty Canadian per gigajoule, just incredibly low.
Jackie ForrestHOST
And there was this hope that LNG Canada was gonna come on last summer and that suddenly, you know, over... not suddenly, but over the next year, we would start to see better gas prices, but that hasn't happened.
Jackie ForrestHOST
And, uh, now we're talking about a super El Niño.
Jackie ForrestHOST
Now, that's like a very, very warm winter, so not good for skiers or natural gas producers, uh, I think in North America.
Dulles WangGUEST
And we expect that to actually double over the next 10 years.
Peter TertzakianHOST
Okay, so it's gonna double.
Peter TertzakianHOST
We in Canada will talk about that a bit later here, uh, LNG Canada too, Celestims, et cetera.
Peter TertzakianHOST
But the demand pull is a consequence of what? Not to put words in your mouth or in your report, but obviously the Middle East is impaired.
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