Canada's Energy Leadership in Jeopardy
The global energy landscape is becoming increasingly competitive, and Canada's role in it is being put to the test. With the expansion of LNG exports, nuclear development, and critical mineral production, the country must demonstrate its ability to deliver reliable supply, scalable infrastructure, and long-term certainty.
This will be a key focus at the 2026 Executive Conference Program, which has just been made available. The event brings together senior leaders from government, industry, and international markets to discuss energy security, infrastructure delivery, and Canada's next phase of energy development.
The conference is structured around four main themes: pipelines, LNG exports, electricity systems, and nuclear power. Featured sessions include 'Pipelines: Canada's Last Big Test for Energy Credibility' and 'The New Global Gas Order: Power, Alliances & the LNG Supercycle.'