On the eve of Canada's first LNG export facility starting up, future growth is anything but certain from

LNG Canada: Future growth uncertain despite first export facility starting up

Canada's first LNG export facility, LNG Canada, is set to start up in the coming weeks. However, the future growth of the LNG industry in Canada is uncertain.

There are a number of factors that could impact the future growth of the LNG industry in Canada, including:

The global market for LNG is expected to grow in the coming years, but there is also increasing competition from other LNG-exporting countries.
The cost of producing LNG in Canada is relatively high, which could make it difficult for Canadian producers to compete with other countries.
There is a lack of infrastructure in Canada to support the growth of the LNG industry.

Despite these challenges, there are also a number of factors that could support the future growth of the LNG industry in Canada. *

Canada has a large supply of natural gas, which is the feedstock for LNG.
Canada has a stable political and economic environment.
Canada is a reliable supplier of energy to its customers.

The future growth of the LNG industry in Canada is uncertain, but there are a number of factors that could support its growth. The Canadian government is committed to supporting the growth of the LNG industry, and it is working to address the challenges that the industry faces.