Canada’s Carney: Canada can supply EU with large-scale LNG and hydrogen

Carney's pitch bundles energy, compute and financial-market integration into a single sovereignty-themed offer, which is a notable shift from Canada's usual resource-only framing toward the EU. The explicit denial of a 'third bloc' is the tell: the substance only works if Brussels treats it as diversification rather than alignment, and the LNG and hydrogen pledges carry more weight than the AI and broadband language, which is aspirational. The open question is whether EU buyers and regulators treat Canadian supply as bankable enough to displace existing contracts, or as a hedge that never gets built.