Global Energy Show Canada 2027: Exploring the Technologies, Projects, and Practices Shaping the Future of the Energy Industry

The 2026 Global Energy Show Canada in Calgary has officially launched with an exhibition area exceeding 10,000 square meters, featuring five indoor exhibition halls plus outdoor display zones. It is expected to attract over 600 exhibitors from more than 90 countries worldwide, with international pavilions accounting for over 40%—Chinese, U.S., and German pavilions standing out notably. The event will welcome over 38,000 professional visitors from across the globe, among whom 68% hold corporate procurement decision-making authority, 34% possess purchasing power exceeding CAD 1 million, and 72% attend primarily to expand business and procure new products—demonstrating exceptionally strong commercial conversion capability across the entire value chain, spanning both conventional and green energy sectors. To date, the show has cumulatively attracted 92,000 professional buyers, engineering contractors, technical experts, and energy investors from around the world, fostering a vibrant on-site business atmosphere and highly efficient supply-demand matching, resulting in numerous equipment purchases, technology collaborations, and project investment signings. With its massive scale, exceptional professionalism, and far-reaching international influence, this exhibition has become a premier benchmark event for Chinese energy enterprises seeking to deepen their presence in North America and expand globally. Why Participate: 1. Global Energy Show Canada is the country’s leading energy exhibition and conference; in 2027, it will be held from June 8–10 in Calgary, attracting over 30,000 attendees from around the world. 2. As one of the world’s leading producers of oil and natural gas—and home to the world’s third-largest proven oil reserves—Canada plays a pivotal role in meeting growing global energy demand. Alberta’s resource base, geology, engineering expertise, and highly skilled workforce continue to position the province at the heart of long-term energy security, infrastructure development, and major project investments. 3. With nearly six decades of industry leadership experience, Global Energy Show Canada offers an unparalleled platform to enhance your visibility, connect with senior decision-makers, and showcase your capabilities across the entire energy value chain. This is precisely where Canadian opportunity meets global demand—creating an ideal environment for launching innovations, forging strategic partnerships, and generating new business. Global Energy Show Canada is rapidly emerging as a leading B2B energy exhibition and conference that brings together technology, innovation, and knowledge sharing under one roof. The event fosters cross-border collaboration and policy engagement, committed to realizing a globally integrated energy ecosystem. 4. The exhibition connects industry leaders, policymakers, and innovators to jointly explore new opportunities, build strategic partnerships, and drive meaningful change toward decarbonization. As the energy landscape evolves, this event serves as a catalyst for innovation, leadership, and collaboration across all sectors. 5. Global Energy Show Canada unites over 500 exhibitors from 60+ countries across 500,000 square feet of exhibition space, showcasing the technologies, services, and expertise powering Canada’s energy infrastructure. It is where operators, project developers, buyers, and investors connect with suppliers spanning oil & gas, liquefied natural gas (LNG), hydrogen, carbon capture, critical minerals, and the broader energy supply chain.

59th GLOBAL ENERGY SHOW Canada 2027: International Energy, Oil & Gas, Hydrogen Exhibition and Conference

1. Oil & Refining Industry Scale: - Revenue in 2025: USD 10.23 billion - Production Expansion Plans: Suncor Energy expects output to rise to 810,000–840,000 barrels per day in 2025; other leading companies also have expansion plans. - Export Dependence: Historically, 96% of Canada’s oil and gas exports go to the United States. - Trade Volume: Since the Trans Mountain Expansion (TMX) Project commenced operations one year ago, Canada’s crude oil exports to China have surged by over CAD 4.7 billion. - Key Beneficiary Region: Alberta’s crude oil exports to China exceeded CAD 3.9 billion. 2. Natural Gas – Export Breakthrough: - LNG Canada Phase I has entered operation, with its first production line commencing operations in June 2025. - Geographical Advantage: Shipping distance from Canada’s West Coast to Asia is approximately 6,200 km shorter than from the U.S. Gulf Coast. - Future Capacity: Upon completion of all under-construction projects, Canada’s total LNG export capacity will reach 36 million tonnes annually—accounting for 8% of global LNG trade volume. - Landmark Deal: In 2025, the first cargo of liquefied natural gas (LNG) from Canada was delivered to China—marking another major breakthrough in Canada-China energy exports. Hydrogen & New Energy – Hydrogen Advantages: - Canada holds a competitive edge in the hydrogen sector. - Critical Minerals: Canada is a key supplier of critical minerals. - Complementary Potential: China is the world’s largest hydrogen producer and manufacturer of renewable energy equipment—offering enormous potential for cooperation between the two countries in new energy fields. Oil & Gas Market and Canada-China Trade: Canada’s oil and gas industry is undergoing a pivotal transformation aimed at diversifying exports and reducing reliance on the U.S. market. Oil Market & Trade: Canada’s refining industry generates substantial revenue, yet remains highly sensitive to crude oil price volatility. Its oil and gas exports have long been overwhelmingly dependent on the U.S. market—accounting for as much as 96%. To shift this dynamic, Canada is actively pursuing export diversification, with the Trans Mountain Expansion (TMX) pipeline project serving as a cornerstone initiative that significantly boosts export capacity. As the world’s largest energy importer, China has become a crucial partner for Canada’s diversification strategy. TMX’s newly added production capacity is predominantly purchased by Chinese buyers: within one year, Canada’s crude oil exports to China exceeded CAD 4.7 billion—with Alberta benefiting most significantly. Additionally, major oil companies—including Suncor and Canadian Natural Resources Limited (CNRL)—have clear production-increase plans for 2025. Natural Gas Market & Trade: Canada’s natural gas exports are experiencing a historic breakthrough. The LNG Canada Phase I project, located in British Columbia, successfully commenced operations in June 2025—marking not only Canada’s first large-scale LNG export project but also the opening of a Pacific LNG shipping route to Asia. Geographically, this project enjoys a distinct cost advantage over competing U.S. exporters. A landmark event in Canada-China natural gas trade occurred in July 2025, when the first Canadian LNG cargo was delivered to China—ushering in a new chapter for bilateral energy trade. According to current plans, several additional LNG projects are either under development or in the planning stage in Canada, with the goal of positioning the country among the world’s top five LNG exporters.

Canada Sees Scope for France LNG Partnership, Minister Says

Sep 21, 2026

Canadian Foreign Minister Anita Anand indicated potential for an LNG partnership with France, utilizing exports from the Pacific coast. This initiative supports European efforts to diversify energy supplies amidst geopolitical disruptions and rising prices.

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Canada Sees Scope for France LNG Partnership, Minister Says

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