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Germany still seeking LNG deals after Trudeau claimed no 'business case'

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February 6, 2026

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Germany is still trying to lock down liquified natural gas deals, with Chancellor Friedrich Merz travelling to the Middle East this week in search of trade deals, years after Justin Trudeau claimed there was “no strong business case” for Canada to export LNG to Germany.

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