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Why Japan Just Made Canada Its $18 Billion LNG Partner (And the U.S. Can’t Stop It)



Why Japan Just Made Canada Its $18 Billion LNG Partner (And the U.S. Can’t Stop It)

Why Japan Just Made Canada Its $18 Billion LNG Partner (And the U.S. Can’t Stop It)

Tracking a seismic shift in global energy markets, we delve into Japan’s groundbreaking $18 billion LNG pact with Canada. This deal not only secures energy for Japan but also reshapes the power dynamics of Asia’s economy. With multiple Japanese buyers partnering with Canadian exporters, this long-term agreement promises millions of tons of LNG annually from the mid-2020s to the 2040s.

The implications are vast; as Japan moves away from nuclear reliance post-Fukushima, it seeks stable partners like Canada. Join us as we explore how this strategic alliance is transforming Canada’s role and ensuring energy security across the Pacific.

#EnergySecurity #LNGDeal

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  10. @sharky6128 on

    CANADA WILL TRADE WITH MENTALLY STABLE, LIKE MINDED COUNTRIES LIKE THE UK, EU, JAPAN, CHINA, SOUTH KOREA, INDIA, BRIZAL, MEXICO, AND SOUTH AFRICA !  SCREW THE USA!!! 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦

  12. @AdrianLeeMagill on

    There is another, long term, aspect to this: As the world turns to green energy supplies in a more concerted effort, hydro electric power demand will increase. Canada is working with Europe to establish a polar route for long distance power lines. If it can be done there, sending power from BC to Asia is a no brainer. As LNG demand falls in the future, hydro power rises, pushing the US, which already has water shortage problems, further from the energy market.

  14. @petergreenwood7731 on

    Kitimat BC LNG terminal
    The main LNG project in Kitimat is LNG Canada, a joint venture with investors including Shell (40%), PETRONAS (25%), PetroChina (15%), Mitsubishi Corporation (15%), and Korea Gas Corporation (5%), with a recent addition of MidOcean, backed by EIG and Saudi Aramco, buying a stake in the Petronas portion. The project cost approximately $40 billion and is the largest private sector investment in Canada's history.
    Next step – will the trade transactions avoid the usd/swift system??

  18. @xuannguyen-dn1gs on

    Trump has been so proud. He declared that he is a deal maker. In fact, the way he makes the deal is threatening, and corner the rival to force them to sign with him. Tariff is oonly the way he used to threaten, corner . Now the leaders of the world already knew his tactics. They just ignore, find out the way to steer out of tariffs as much ad they can.