Yes, more natural gas is good: The case for upping Canadian exports

Open this photo in gallery: A new floating storage and regasification unit for liquified natural gas, considered crucial to Italy’s energy independence, arrived in Tuscany on March 19.FILIPPO MONTEFORTE Ben Brunnen is a senior fellow at the C.D. Howe Institute, the founder of Verum Consulting and a partner at Garrison Strategy. The following is based on the report, Canada's LNG Opportunity: A Value Proposition Worth Celebrating, funded by Energy for A Secure Future. In the drive to reduce global greenhouse-gas emissions, provide affordable energy, enhance energy security and provide benefits to Canadians, the country has an opportunity to play a…