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    1. shiftless_wonder on

      >Eight U.S. LNG export terminals have opened since 2016, and another four are slated to be operating by 2028, including the first exports from Golden Pass LNG in Texas within weeks…

      >…The U.S. has now been the largest exporter of LNG in the world for three consecutive years. American exports are headed for fresh highs in 2026, with the final tally dependent on the pace of startup at Golden Pass and expansion at the Corpus Christi LNG terminal in Texas, Mr. Williams-Derry said.

      >By contrast, LNG Canada became the first Canadian export terminal for the fuel when it began shipping to Asia from Kitimat, B.C., in mid-2025…

      >..Canada is the fifth-largest natural gas producer in the world but recently ranked near the bottom of 22 countries exporting LNG.

      Thanks for 10 years of ’no business case‘ JT and the Libs.

    2. Canada should have been greatly increasing our production and exports years ago. About time those trying to prevent it be completely ignored – these people are a threat to our economic growth, power, and sovereignty.

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