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A 22-day voyage, 14 years in the making. On June 30, 2025, the LNG carrier GasLog Glasgow finally left Kitimat, B.C. for Incheon, South Korea—marking Canada’s long-overdue entry into the global LNG arena. Why did it take us more than twice as long as our competitors? And how do projects like Cedar LNG and Woodfibre LNG ensure we’re never this late again?

Watch as Glen Evans breaks down:

00:00 – Hook: Fireworks vs. Boilers—what’s really powering the future
00:08 – The 22-day journey & 14-year delay
00:40 – 📊 Infographic 1: “Getting to First Cargo—Canada vs. the World”
01:15 – 📊 Infographic 2: “Canada’s Natural Gas Paradox—Reserves vs. Exports”
01:45 – Why Germany, Japan, Greece & Poland begged for Canadian LNG
02:05 – Next-wave projects: Cedar LNG & Woodfibre LNG
02:25 – SMRs, critical minerals & Bill C-5: speeding up Canada’s energy future
02:45 – Three take-aways for investors, policymakers & Canadians
02:55 – “Fireworks celebrate—boilers power what’s next.”

Key themes: LNG Canada • GasLog Glasgow • Canadian energy policy • Indigenous-led projects • Small Modular Reactors • Mark Carney’s Bill C-5 • Energy security • AI-driven power demand

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