The Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers (CAPP) is encouraged by the agreement’s focus on strategic infrastructure advancement, including LNG projects, trade corridors, and ports. Cooperative federalism through investments in transportation infrastructure can unlock Canada’s energy potential, build investor confidence and strengthen our role in global energy markets.
Commitments to timely decision-making, meaningful First Nations participation and the advancement of projects such as LNG Canada Phase 2, Ksi Lisims LNG, Cedar LNG and Woodfibre LNG will help position British Columbia as a leading global energy export hub. At a time when our allies are increasingly seeking secure, reliable and responsibly produced energy, Canada has an opportunity to strengthen global energy security and while delivering jobs, economic growth and lasting prosperity at home.
CAPP looks forward to working with governments to ensure competitive policy frameworks and efficient regulatory processes are in place to advance these projects and realize Canada’s ambition to be a global energy superpower.
— Lisa Baiton, President and CEO, Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers