Natural gas industry in Canada is expected to grow at a CAGR of 2.04 percent, from 2018 to 2020, as a result of the decrease in demand from the U.S. The report suggests that Canada is making a significant shift from coal to natural gas in electricity generation, due to which the demand for natural gas is growing rapidly in the country. In a Canadian Energy Research Institute (CERI) report, it has been mentioned that the overall Canadian production is expected to decrease until 2038, due to the declining trend of Canadian natural gas exports and increased imports from the U.S.
In 2017, Canada Natural Gas consumption was the highest in the industrial sector (53 percent) followed by the transportation sector (22 percent). The industrial sector is expected to see an upward trend in the coming years contributing to a greater consumption of natural gas. The report also educates the readers on the key regulations and policies for Natural gas along with Porter's Five Force Analysis. It further presents information on the suppliers' profile and SWOT analysis of some of the largest Natural Gas producers in Canada such as ARC, Encana Corporation, Cenovus etc. An in-depth study of cost and pricing analysis, as well as industry best practices, have also been provided in the report.
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