Canada Gas & LNG Exhibition and Conference returns to the Vancouver Convention Centre on April 13 and 14, 2027. Organizer dmg events describes an audience spanning government, Indigenous Nations, project developers, global buyers, financiers, and technology providers. LNG Canada loaded the country’s first large-scale Pacific export cargo at Kitimat in June 2025, opening a direct route to Asian markets. Haisla Nation-majority-owned Cedar LNG is under construction for anticipated service in late 2028. Those developments give the conference’s policy, ownership, and infrastructure discussions immediate commercial context.
Who should cross for this
Energy executives, government, regulators, First Nations leadership, global buyers, financiers, and technology and marine-logistics providers.
The organizer frames Vancouver as Canada’s Pacific gateway and includes LNG cargoes to Asia, Asian buyers, marine export logistics, and global offtakers in its remit.
Suggested trip length: 4 nights
Five linked exhibition zones
The floor is planned around Gas & LNG; Hydrogen, Ammonia & CCUS; Bunkering & Storage; Marine Logistics; and Digital, AI & Operational Technology. Conference themes include project financing, methane measurement, electrified liquefaction, Indigenous-led development, port infrastructure, and marine fuels.
The organizer projects more than 4,000 attendees, 750 delegates, 120 speakers, and 100 exhibitors. Treat those figures as targets until final results are reported. The speaker call closes October 30, 2026, and the final programme is scheduled for January 31, 2027.
Choose a pass after the programme arrives
Registration prices and pass inclusions have not been published. Exhibition access, conference sessions, and premium networking may use different credentials, as in prior formats. Wait for the programme and terms before committing to non-refundable travel.
This trade gathering is best suited to travelers with specific meetings, projects, or policy questions. The industry carries active debates over emissions, costs, Indigenous rights, and energy security, so session descriptions deserve consideration alongside independent reporting.
Stay close and travel light
Coal Harbour is the simplest base for early sessions and evening networking. Waterfront Station connects the Canada Line, Expo Line, and SeaBus, making a car unnecessary. The convention centre has ramps, elevators, accessible and inclusive restrooms, and other accessibility provisions; event-specific captioning, dietary, and quiet-room arrangements remain pending.
Official information
Plan the rest of the trip
Sources
- Canada Gas & LNG official site ↗
- Official call for speakers ↗
- Official exhibition overview ↗
- LNG Canada first Pacific export cargo ↗
- Cedar LNG final investment decision ↗
- Vancouver Convention Centre accessibility ↗
Last verified July 17, 2026. Event schedules, venues, and registration details can change; confirm with the organizer before booking travel.
