Germany needs energy. What can Canada offer?
This week, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz visited Canada as part of his mission to shore up alternative sources of energy to reduce Germany's dependence on Russian natural gas. \n\nScholz finished the trip in Newfoundland, where he and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau agreed to form what Trudeau called the \u201cCanada-Germany hydrogen alliance.\u201d Meanwhile, Scholz also said he wanted more liquified natural gas from Canada.\n\nToday, CBC\u2019s Peter Cowan and J.P. Tasker explain what happened during this trip and what it means for the future of Canadian energy.