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Canada’s LNG advantage: a reliable solution for a changing global energy landscape

Canada’s LNG advantage: a reliable solution for a changing global energy landscape

Canada has what the world needs: stable, secure, and lower-emission energy. As Korea and other nations seek reliable LNG suppliers, Canada has a strategic opportunity to lead. Learn why Canada …

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A municipal view: why energy development matters

A municipal view: why energy development matters

Local leaders are on the front lines of Canada’s energy conversation.

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Webinar: Advancing Energy Security in Indigenous Communities

Webinar: Advancing Energy Security in Indigenous Communities

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The Other Energy Security: Addressing Energy Poverty in Canada’s Indigenous Communities

The Other Energy Security: Addressing Energy Poverty in Canada’s Indigenous Communities

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Thank you, Billy Morin, former ESF Council Member

Thank you, Billy Morin, former ESF Council Member

Energy for a Secure Future thanks Billy Morin for his leadership as a Council Member.

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News release: Canada-Japan MOU to advance energy trade.

News release: Canada-Japan MOU to advance energy trade.

Energy for a Secure Future, Institute of Energy Economics, Japan, and First Nations LNG Alliance sign an MOU to advance energy trade

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Why does Taiwan want Canada’s LNG?  

Why does Taiwan want Canada’s LNG?  

A conversation with Dr. Harry Tseng, Head of the Taipei Economic & Cultural Office in Canada (Taiwan’s Ambassador to Canada)

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Statement on oil and gas emissions cap announcement

Statement on oil and gas emissions cap announcement

by Shannon Joseph, Chair, Energy for a Secure Future

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Opinion: The bill is coming for net zero — and it’s big, both politically and economically.

Opinion: The bill is coming for net zero — and it’s big, both politically and economically.

by Shannon Joseph, Chair, Energy for a Secure Future

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Indigenous Leaders highlight the urgent need for reliable, affordable energy for their communities

Indigenous Leaders highlight the urgent need for reliable, affordable energy for their communities

Three Saskatchewan First Nations leaders—Chief Mark Fox, Chief Christine Longjohn, and Chief Edwin Ananas—shared their perspectives on the need for reliable and affordable energy. For their communities, the solution lies …

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