Staying Competitive in Canada’s Repositioned Energy Future 

Market forces shaping access, infrastructure and investment decisions 

Canada’s energy sector is entering a major repositioning moment, driven by Alberta’s proposed Indigenous co-owned pipeline to the B.C. coast, a project aimed at strengthening national energy independence and expanding access to Asian markets. At the same time, global dynamics are shifting: Canada is forging stronger relationships with China and Venezuela’s political and operational instability is creating uncertainty in global oil markets. Layered on top of this is Canada’s rapidly rising electricity demand, fuelled by AI expansion and a surge in hyperscale data centre development, which is accelerating federal priorities around grid modernization and interprovincial power integration. 
 
With these forces converging, companies across the energy value chain are reassessing strategy, partnerships, and investment timelines, making Global Energy Show Canada the place to understand where the market is heading and how to stay competitive in this new landscape.

Join global energy leaders at Global Energy Show Canada, June 9–11 in Calgary, to connect with international investors, explore Alberta’s growth opportunities, and shape the future of energy.