Trudeau Makes Good on Ethical Energy to Germany
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I'll believe it when I see it.
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“Unlike the previous Canadian Liberal government, which closed the door to LNG exports, Prime Minister Carney’s Liberal government has opened it. If the demand is here and the infrastructure is built, Canada will deliver,” he said in prepared remarks distributed prior to Wednesday’s event at the Canadian Embassy in Berlin. “For our customers, Canadian LNG is an insurance policy against volatility, against coercion and against rising carbon costs.”
View attachment 30794The remarks recalled former prime minister Justin Trudeau‘s widely reported 2022 comment that there had “never been a strong business case” for LNG exports to Europe, which was made during then-chancellor Olaf Scholz’s visit to Canada at the outset of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
“This is the most important reform to how Canada builds major projects in decades,” he said. “For investors in this room, that means more certainty that once you commit capital, projects will actually maybe potentially eventually get built. It means Canada is once again open for business.”
Canada's energy minister touts case for selling LNG to Germany — Financial Post
Tim Hodgson said Canada could reliably supply the 'lowest-risk and lowest-carbon' LNG to meet Germany's needsapple.news
This is almost sad and funny at the same time in a pathetic sort of way.
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Hodgson did not say which countries were calling, but he acknowledged that it could take some time for Canadian producers to respond.
If we start now, we might have the approval process in place by 2040, then we could start construction and hope that nothing gets vetoed along the way.
Nervous nations calling Canada's energy minister after Iran strikes — CBC News
Energy Minister Tim Hodgson says he's starting to get calls from countries about how Canadian energy producers can fill the gap amid the conflict in Iran, which is driving up oil and gas prices.
If we start now, we might have the approval process in place by 2040, then we could start construction and hope that nothing gets vetoed along the way.
There is no case for LNG .This is almost sad and funny at the same time in a pathetic sort of way.
Hodgson did not say which countries were calling, but he acknowledged that it could take some time for Canadian producers to respond.Nervous nations calling Canada's energy minister after Iran strikes — CBC News
Energy Minister Tim Hodgson says he's starting to get calls from countries about how Canadian energy producers can fill the gap amid the conflict in Iran, which is driving up oil and gas prices.
If we start now, we might have the approval process in place by 2040, then we could start construction and hope that nothing gets vetoed along the way.