Fuelling the Pacific: Robert Delamar talks about Kanata LNG and why Canada has what the world needs.

In this episode of Power Struggle, Stewart Muir is joined by Bob Delamar, co-founder and driving force behind Kanata LNG, to unpack the story behind British Columbia's newest and most ambitious LNG project — a 12 million tonne per year facility planned for Prince Rupert that could anchor an energy hub transformative for northwestern B.C. and Canada as a whole. Calling in from Tokyo, Delamar shares what 12 years of resilience, partnership, and entrepreneurial grit actually look like — and why Canada's natural gas could be the single most powerful tool we have to fight climate change globally. They discuss: The announcement of Kanata LNG — what it is and why it matters How replacing coal with Canadian LNG could cut 10% of global greenhouse gas emissions Why Canada's geography is both its greatest challenge and its greatest opportunity The Frog Lake First Nation — Canada's model for true Indigenous partnership in energy development The 50/50 co-development model and why it's changing how major projects get built Carney's energy superpower vision and the policy shifts making new projects possible Why Canada needs to stop punishing risk-takers and start asking "how would you do that?" The lessons of Silicon Valley and what Canadian entrepreneurs can learn from them This is a conversation about energy, entrepreneurship, and what it truly takes to build something that matters in a country that too often asks "why" instead of "how." Canada has the gas, the land, the people, and now — perhaps — the political will. The question is whether it has the courage to build. #KanataLNG #LNG #CanadaEnergy #EnergySuperpowers #IndigenousPartnership #NaturalGas #PowerStruggle #BCEnergy #ClimateAndEnergy #CanadianEntrepreneurs