Following solid results in the final quarter of 2021, Calgary-based midstream giant Keyera Corp. expects to see continuing demand for natural gas and liquids in the near term from petrochemical customers and as egress options open to U.S. and eastern markets.

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CEO Dean Setoguchi, who took the helm of Keyera last year, discussed the outlook for 2022 during a quarterly conference call with analysts. 

The optimism for growth is “supported by higher commodity prices and a more favorable industry outlook,” he said. “There are several macro factors that contribute to our positive longer-term view on the growth prospects for Keyera,” he said.

Canada’s “ample” natural gas resources “will play an important role in the energy transition…We expect to see continued...