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Canada’s LNG export goals stall due to decade-long infrastructure delays, with only one terminal built vs. 12 in the U.S.
Canada’s LNG export ambitions remain stalled due to a decade of infrastructure delays under the Liberal government, despite claims of becoming a top global supplier.
In the past ten years, Canada built just one LNG terminal, compared to 12 in the U.S., seven of which are already operating.
Even with planned projects, Canada’s capacity would be a fraction of the U.S.’s.
East Coast terminals, crucial for accessing European markets, face delays due to political concerns over pipelines crossing Quebec, potentially threatening Liberal seats.
Critics say the government lacks clear timelines or commitment, undermining export goals amid global supply disruptions.
Los objetivos de exportación de GNL de Canadá se estancan debido a retrasos en la infraestructura durante una década, con solo una terminal construida frente a 12 en los Estados Unidos.