Canada ar putea încheia un parteneriat energetic cu Franța care să implice gaze naturale lichefiate

Canada is considering an energy partnership with France involving liquefied natural gas (LNG) from its Pacific coast, as stated by Foreign Minister Anita Anand. This announcement follows a meeting between leaders of both countries focused on energy cooperation. Anand emphasized the potential for Canada to collaborate with European nations, particularly in light of President Macron's calls for deeper energy ties amid Europe's need to diversify its energy sources. Canada, a major LNG producer, has already begun exporting from its new facility in British Columbia. Discussions are ongoing with various countries about energy partnerships, including clean and renewable energy sectors. Anand highlighted the importance of strengthening bilateral relations with EU member states.