12 Million Tonnes: American LNG Is Terrified by Canada's Asian Energy Play

12 Million Tonnes: American LNG Is Terrified by Canada's Asian Energy Play

The global energy balance is shifting — and Washington knows it.

Canada just launched a 12-million-tonne LNG strategy that could permanently change who controls Asia’s energy future. While American LNG projects drown in lawsuits, regulatory chaos, and political reversals, Canada quietly built something far more powerful: certainty backed by Indigenous partnership and sovereign stability.

This isn’t just another gas project.
It’s a geopolitical weapon.

In this video, we break down how Canada’s North Coast LNG expansion is attracting Asian buyers away from the United States, why China, Japan, and South Korea now see Canadian supply as safer than American exports, and how Indigenous-backed infrastructure has become the most reliable energy model in the Western world.

You’ll discover:
• Why U.S. LNG terminals face rising cancellation and delay risks
• How Indigenous partnerships eliminate the legal warfare destroying American projects
• Why Asian energy buyers are willing to pay more for Canadian gas
• How Mark Carney is turning Canada into a Pacific energy superpower
• Why this strategy terrifies American LNG producers

This isn’t about climate politics.
This isn’t about ideology.
This is about who controls the next 20 years of global energy trade.

And right now, Canada is making a move the United States can’t counter.

Watch to understand how a single 12-million-tonne LNG project could shift trillions in energy flows — and why the future of Asian energy security is no longer being decided in Washington.

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