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Canadian Energy Powering Global Opportunity
June 10-12, 2025
BMO Centre at Stampede Park - Calgary, Canada

  • 8 30 AM

Strategic Delegate Breakfast

This exclusive breakfast for strategic conference delegates will feature a gourmet meal and great networking. Sponsored by: Salesforce

Salesforce

  • locationPercheron Ballroom (Level 3)
  • small-arm8:30 AM - 9:30 AM
tuesday June 11, 2024

Strategic Delegate Breakfast

  • pr-alarm8:30 AM - 9:30 AM
  • pr-locationPercheron Ballroom (Level 3)
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This exclusive breakfast for strategic conference delegates will feature a gourmet meal and great networking. Sponsored by: Salesforce

  • 9 25 AM

Blessing

  • locationPercheron Ballroom (Level 3)
  • small-arm9:25 AM - 9:35 AM
tuesday June 11, 2024

Blessing

  • pr-alarm9:25 AM - 9:35 AM
  • pr-locationPercheron Ballroom (Level 3)
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Alvin Manitopyes Elder Muskowekwan First Nation
  • 9 35 AM
tuesday June 11, 2024

Host’s Welcome Address

  • pr-alarm9:35 AM - 9:40 AM
  • pr-locationPercheron Ballroom (Level 3)
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Jesse Schewchuk CEO and Founder Modern Muse Media
  • 9 40 AM
tuesday June 11, 2024

Welcoming Remarks from Opening Plenary Sponsor

  • pr-alarm9:40 AM - 9:45 AM
  • pr-locationPercheron Ballroom (Level 3)
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David Hodge Senior AVP, Sales Salesforce
  • 9 45 AM
tuesday June 11, 2024

Ministerial Address

  • pr-alarm9:45 AM - 9:50 AM
  • pr-locationPercheron Ballroom (Level 3)
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Honourable Jim Reiter Minister of Energy and Resources Government of Saskatchewan
  • 9 50 AM
tuesday June 11, 2024

Opening Keynote

  • pr-alarm9:50 AM - 10:20 AM
  • pr-locationPercheron Ballroom (Level 3)
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Nik Nanos Founder and Chief Data Scientist Nanos Research
  • 10 20 AM
tuesday June 11, 2024

Ministerial Address

  • pr-alarm10:20 AM - 10:30 AM
  • pr-locationPercheron Ballroom (Level 3)
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Honourable Matt Jones Minister of Jobs, Economy and Trade Government of Alberta
  • 10 30 AM
tuesday June 11, 2024

Government of Alberta Premier’s Address

  • pr-alarm10:30 AM - 10:55 AM
  • pr-locationPercheron Ballroom (Level 3)
Danielle Smith
Honourable Danielle Smith Premier Government of Alberta
  • 10 55 AM
tuesday June 11, 2024

Host’s Closing Remarks

  • pr-alarm10:55 AM - 11:00 AM
  • pr-locationPercheron Ballroom (Level 3)
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Jesse Schewchuk CEO and Founder Modern Muse Media
  • 11 00 AM
End of Opening Plenary
  • 11 59 AM
Welcome to the Global Energy Show Canada’s Strategic Conference
  • 12 00 PM
tuesday June 11, 2024

Ministerial Lunch

  • pr-alarm12:00 PM - 1:30 PM
  • pr-locationPercheron Ballroom (Level 3)
Speaker:
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Honourable Brian Jean Minister of Energy and Minerals Government of Alberta
  • 1 25 PM

Host’s Address

  • locationPercheron Ballroom (Level 3)
  • small-arm1:25 PM - 1:30 PM
tuesday June 11, 2024

Host’s Address

  • pr-alarm1:25 PM - 1:30 PM
  • pr-locationPercheron Ballroom (Level 3)
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Jesse Schewchuk CEO and Founder Modern Muse Media
  • 1 30 PM

Powering Down: the Importance of Grid Stability During Extreme Climate Events

As temperatures plummeted across western Canada in January 2024, the need for reliable energy powered by a diverse energy mix became very apparent. With pressure mounting to increase grid resilienc...

  • locationPercheron Ballroom (Level 3)
  • small-arm1:30 PM - 2:15 PM
tuesday June 11, 2024

Powering Down: the Importance of Grid Stability During Extreme Climate Events

  • pr-alarm1:30 PM - 2:15 PM
  • pr-locationPercheron Ballroom (Level 3)

As temperatures plummeted across western Canada in January 2024, the need for reliable energy powered by a diverse energy mix became very apparent. With pressure mounting to increase grid resiliency and efficiency, traditional energy sources such as natural gas will continue to play an important role in providing reliable base load power. With the debate ongoing between federal and provincial energy policies, how can a combination of traditional energy and renewable energy sources work together to meet rising energy demand and achieve a resilient and decarbonized power grid.

Attendee insights: This session will examine the importance of modernizing the grid to accommodate diversified energy sources to ensure resilient electricity supply during extreme weather conditions.

Panelists:
Jakub Brogowski
Jakub Brogowski Chief Financial Officer Kiwetinohk Energy Corp
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Marie-France Samaroden Vice President, Grid Reliability Operations AESO
Emily McClain
Emily McClain Vice President, North America Gas & LNG Markets Rystad Energy
Moderator:
Emma Coyle
Emma Coyle Director, Commercial (SMR) Capital Power
  • 2 15 PM

The Ukraine Economy and the Role of Energy: The Road to Rebuilding and Modernization

The eyes of much of the world continue to focus on Ukraine, while increasingly turning attention to a rebuilding task that will require active participation by able nations from near and far. Gover...

  • locationPercheron Ballroom (Level 3)
  • small-arm2:15 PM - 2:45 PM
tuesday June 11, 2024

The Ukraine Economy and the Role of Energy: The Road to Rebuilding and Modernization

  • pr-alarm2:15 PM - 2:45 PM
  • pr-locationPercheron Ballroom (Level 3)

The eyes of much of the world continue to focus on Ukraine, while increasingly turning attention to a rebuilding task that will require active participation by able nations from near and far. Governments and the private sector will each have a key role to play. A key dimension of this exercise will be Ukraine’s energy sector, striving to modernize and enhance its independence even as conflict continues. This compelling panel of speakers will address vital issues on the minds of GES participants: What is happening on the ground in Ukraine now, and what is the trajectory for Ukraine’s rebuild and modernization going forward?. What role can companies play in the energy sector and in the economy more widely? What can be done now, and how can companies get involved?

Panelists:
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Yuliya Kovaliv Ambassador of Ukraine to Canada Embassy of Ukraine in Canada
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Duncan Nightingale Head of Board of Directors Ukrnafta
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Anthony Marino President & Chief Executive Officer Tenaz Energy
Moderator:
Ron Hoffmann
Ron Hoffmann Vice President, Business Development SixRing Inc.
  • 2 45 PM
Coffee Break and Networking on the Show Floor
  • 3 00 PM
tuesday June 11, 2024

Ministerial Address

  • pr-alarm3:00 PM - 3:15 PM
  • pr-locationPercheron Ballroom (Level 3)
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Kamoru Busari Ag Permanent Secretary and Director, Upstream Ministry of Petroleum Resources, Nigeria
  • 3 15 PM
tuesday June 11, 2024

Ministerial Interview: A Practical Path Forward for Alberta’s Emissions Reduction

  • pr-alarm3:15 PM - 3:30 PM
  • pr-locationPercheron Ballroom (Level 3)
Speaker:
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Honourable Rebecca Schulz Minister of Environment and Protected Areas of Alberta Government of Alberta
Host:
Kelly Ogle
Kelly Ogle President and CEO Canadian Global Affairs Institute
  • 3 30 PM
tuesday June 11, 2024

How Realistic are COP Commitments Towards Achieving Canada’s Net- Zero Targets?

  • pr-alarm3:30 PM - 4:15 PM
  • pr-locationPercheron Ballroom (Level 3)

Canada has made great strides in reducing its emissions since the Global Methane Pledge was enacted in 2021 and has continued to amend its methane regulations to more closely mirror policies set by other nations who are committed to responsible energy production.
The Government of Canada estimates the amendments will result in an emissions reduction of 217 million metric tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent from 2027 to 2040: equating to a 75% reduction of emissions from the oil and gas sector. The new rules will include the elimination of routine venting and flaring of oil and gas infrastructure, enhanced leak detection and repair, and address problems such as blowdowns and other potentially large methane releases.
How do these updated regulations compare with competitive international policies and initiatives such as the USA’s Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), and the European Green Deal, and how will these continued amendments impact and create opportunities across both Canada’s energy and clean technology industries?

Attendee insights: Panelists will share insights on how Canada’s new methane regulations will impact its energy and clean technology industries and explore comparisons with international policy and regulations.

Panelists:
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Candice Paton Vice President, Corporate Affairs Enhance Energy
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David Hood CEO geoLOGIC systems ltd.
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Martha Hall Findlay Director, School of Public Policy University of Calgary
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Justin Riemer Chief Executive Officer Emissions Reduction Alberta
Moderator:
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Monica Gattinger Director, Institute for Science, Society and Policy University of Ottawa
  • 4 15 PM
tuesday June 11, 2024

Closing Remarks From the Host

  • pr-alarm4:15 PM - 4:20 PM
  • pr-locationPercheron Ballroom (Level 3)
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Jesse Schewchuk CEO and Founder Modern Muse Media
  • 4 20 PM
End of Day One
  • 9 00 AM

Strategic Delegate Breakfast

This exclusive breakfast for strategic conference delegates will feature a gourmet meal and great networking. Sponsored by: Salesforce

Salesforce

  • locationPercheron Ballroom (Level 3)
  • small-arm9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
wednesday June 12, 2024

Strategic Delegate Breakfast

  • pr-alarm9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
  • pr-locationPercheron Ballroom (Level 3)
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This exclusive breakfast for strategic conference delegates will feature a gourmet meal and great networking. Sponsored by: Salesforce

  • 9 15 AM
wednesday June 12, 2024

Welcoming Remarks from Breakfast Sponsor

  • pr-alarm9:15 AM - 9:20 AM
  • pr-locationPercheron Ballroom (Level 3)
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David Hodge Senior AVP, Sales Salesforce
  • 9 45 AM
wednesday June 12, 2024

Host’s Welcome Address

  • pr-alarm9:45 AM - 9:50 AM
  • pr-locationPercheron Ballroom (Level 3)
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Jesse Schewchuk CEO and Founder Modern Muse Media
  • 9 50 AM
wednesday June 12, 2024

Ministerial Address

  • pr-alarm9:50 AM - 10:00 AM
  • pr-locationPercheron Ballroom (Level 3)
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Honourable Devin Dreeshen Minister of Transportation and Economic Corridors Government of Alberta
  • 10 00 AM

Trump, Poilievre, or more of the same? What Could the Energy Sector in Canada and the United States look like in 2025?

Across the next 18 months, as both the USA and Canada prepare for national elections, there is no question that there is potential for major changes to national energy policies. What risks and oppo...

  • locationPercheron Ballroom (Level 3)
  • small-arm10:00 AM - 10:45 AM
wednesday June 12, 2024

Trump, Poilievre, or more of the same? What Could the Energy Sector in Canada and the United States look like in 2025?

  • pr-alarm10:00 AM - 10:45 AM
  • pr-locationPercheron Ballroom (Level 3)

Across the next 18 months, as both the USA and Canada prepare for national elections, there is no question that there is potential for major changes to national energy policies. What risks and opportunities does a change in leadership present to the current energy landscape? How could this affect progressive energy transition policies – such as the Inflation Reduction Act, public and private investments, project permitting and licensing and more?

Attendee insights: This expert panel will provide key insights on what the vital indicators are to watch in the lead-up to key North American elections and what the energy landscape may look like in 2025.

Panelists:
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Greg Lyle Founder & President Innovative Research Group
Amrita Sen
Dr. Amrita Sen Founder and Director of Research Energy Aspects
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Michael Binnion President and Founder Questerre Energy
Moderator:
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Marg McCuaig-Boyd Principal Counsel Public Affairs
  • 10 45 AM

How Can Canada Leverage its Competitive Advantages in the Global LNG Export Market?

Canada is the world’s 5th largest producer of natural gas, accounting for around 5% of global production. In 2020, Canada ranked as the 6th global exporter of natural gas but has since fallen out o...

  • locationPercheron Ballroom (Level 3)
  • small-arm10:45 AM - 11:30 AM
wednesday June 12, 2024

How Can Canada Leverage its Competitive Advantages in the Global LNG Export Market?

  • pr-alarm10:45 AM - 11:30 AM
  • pr-locationPercheron Ballroom (Level 3)

Canada is the world’s 5th largest producer of natural gas, accounting for around 5% of global production. In 2020, Canada ranked as the 6th global exporter of natural gas but has since fallen out of the top 10.
The Canadian Energy Research Institute found that delays in regulatory process meant that, on average, it took Canadian LNG projects 19 months longer to receive approval compared to the USA. These delays have directly impacted Canada’s ability to match the volume of exports delivered by global LNG powerhouses such as Qatar, Australia and the USA.
With the Freeport LNG project coming back online, the United States became the largest exporter of natural gas in 2023, but its recent temporary pause on approvals for new LNG projects has the potential to threaten its top spot, with up to 17 projects currently impacted. What steps will Canada need to take compete with top exporting countries and leverage its full export potential?

Attendee insights: Panelists will discuss strategies for how Canada can capitalize on its LNG export potential. Delegates will gain insight on potential solutions for overcoming regulatory challenges and strategies for attracting more LNG investment.

Panelists:
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Teresa Waddington Vice President Corporate Relations LNG Canada
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Bryan Cox Director of External Affairs and Policy PETRONAS Canada
Racim Gribaa
Racim Gribaa Founder & President Global LNG Consulting
Charlotte Ragett
Charlotte Raggett President & CEO Rockies LNG
Moderator:
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Bemal Mehta Managing Director, Energy Intelligence geoLOGIC Systems
  • 11 30 AM

A Cap on Investment? Examining the Impact of Canada’s Emissions Cap

At COP28, in line with ambitious global climate agendas, the Government of Canada announced legislation to cap oil and gas emissions, reducing these to 35-38% below 2019 levels by 2030.

In Can...

  • locationPercheron Ballroom (Level 3)
  • small-arm11:30 AM - 12:00 PM
wednesday June 12, 2024

A Cap on Investment? Examining the Impact of Canada’s Emissions Cap

  • pr-alarm11:30 AM - 12:00 PM
  • pr-locationPercheron Ballroom (Level 3)

At COP28, in line with ambitious global climate agendas, the Government of Canada announced legislation to cap oil and gas emissions, reducing these to 35-38% below 2019 levels by 2030.

In Canada, energy companies are already taking action to prioritize emissions reduction: through the Pathways Alliance, six of Canada’s largest oil and gas producers are collaborating to reduce carbon dioxide emissions from their combined operations by 22 million tonnes annually from 2021-2030.

However, a recent report by CAPP estimates that the emissions cap could cost 51,000 costs and CAD $247bn in GDP. This analysis sits alongside concerns surrounding the speed of policy implementation, the potential impact on production and domestic and global supply, and whether this will have further negative impacts on the Canadian oil and gas industry and national economy.

What measures need to be put in place to ensure Canada stays on track to achieve its 2030 climate commitments whilst meeting growing energy demand and retaining a competitive position on the global energy map?

Attendee insights: Industry leaders will debate the impact and opportunities presented by Canada’s emissions cap on Canada’s energy industry and how Canada’s energy companies are aligning their emissions reductions strategies with Canada’s decarbonisation goals.

Panelists:
Janet Annesley
Janet Annesley Chief Sustainability Officer Kiwetinohk Energy Corp.
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Kevin Krausert CEO & Co-Founder Avatar Innovations
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Gitane De Silva Principal GDStrategic
Moderator:
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Leor Rotchild Senior Director Upswing Solutions
  • 12 00 PM
Delegate Lunch
  • 12 30 PM

Special Session: Exporting Canadian Energy to International Markets

Join us for an exclusive fireside chat with Premier Danielle Smith, where we will discuss solutions for exporting Canadian natural gas liquids to new markets, including the Indo-Pacific.

  • locationPercheron Ballroom (Level 3)
  • small-arm12:30 PM - 12:50 PM
wednesday June 12, 2024

Special Session: Exporting Canadian Energy to International Markets

  • pr-alarm12:30 PM - 12:50 PM
  • pr-locationPercheron Ballroom (Level 3)

Join us for an exclusive fireside chat with Premier Danielle Smith, where we will discuss solutions for exporting Canadian natural gas liquids to new markets, including the Indo-Pacific.

Danielle Smith
Honourable Danielle Smith Premier Government of Alberta
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Vern D. Yu President and Chief Executive Officer AltaGas
  • 1 05 PM
wednesday June 12, 2024

Fireside Chat: Canadian Outlook and Drivers of Decarbonization

  • pr-alarm1:05 PM - 1:25 PM
  • pr-locationPercheron Ballroom (Level 3)
Speaker:
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Kevin Birn Global Head, Centre of Emissions Excellence S&P Global Commodity Insights
Host:
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Marla Orenstein Director of Energy, Environment and Economy Canada West Foundation
  • 1 25 PM
wednesday June 12, 2024

Nuclear Energy as an Enabler of Clean Energy Economies

  • pr-alarm1:25 PM - 2:15 PM
  • pr-locationPercheron Ballroom (Level 3)

At COP28, over 20 countries pledged to triple nuclear energy by 2050, signaling global intent to explore the role nuclear energy will play in achieving worldwide decarbonisation goals. As energy costs increase, nuclear power may be a viable option to lower global emissions and provide additional energy security to regions like Asia who are primarily reliant on coal-powered energy. However, nuclear power plants can be incredibly expensive, complex and slow to build, with the average plant taking over 10 years to be constructed. With time running out to meet global climate targets, will nuclear energy be ready in time to contribute to the energy transition?

Attendee insights: Expert speakers will explore the viability and growth of the nuclear energy market, exploring Canada’s plans to expand its nuclear energy production, and the role Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) will play in scaling exports to international markets.

Panelists:
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Dr. Benjamin Reinke Vice President of Global Business Development X-energy
William Smith
William Smith Senior Vice President - Operations & Engineering Terrestrial Energy
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Christopher Gully Vice President, Communications & Member Engagement Canadian Nuclear Association
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Chad MacLean Senior Director, Business Development & Innovation Bruce Power
Moderator:
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Adam Fremeth Associate Professor and MBA Faculty Program Director Ivey Business School
  • 2 15 PM

How to Leverage AI for Organizational Transformation

Artificial intelligence (AI) is connecting to every part of the oil, gas and clean energy industries at exponential speeds and proving it can enhance operational efficiencies and much more. AI is f...

Sponsored by: Arcus Power :

  • locationPercheron Ballroom (Level 3)
  • small-arm2:15 PM - 3:00 PM
wednesday June 12, 2024

How to Leverage AI for Organizational Transformation

  • pr-alarm2:15 PM - 3:00 PM
  • pr-locationPercheron Ballroom (Level 3)

Artificial intelligence (AI) is connecting to every part of the oil, gas and clean energy industries at exponential speeds and proving it can enhance operational efficiencies and much more. AI is fast tracking deployment of automated and predictive processes that optimize production, monitor, detect and capture emissions, accelerate new research and development, and enhance supply chain sustainability and efficiencies.

As AI continues to develop at an unprecedented pace, how can companies continue or start to leverage its full potential to achieve their operational and decarbonization goals?

Attendee insights: Delegates will learn how AI can be best applied in the energy industry by assisting with Demand Response Management (DRM), predictive maintenance, oil and gas exploration and Carbon Capture Utilization and Storage (CCUS).

Panelists:
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Chris Barry President Microsoft Canada
Daniel Erhardt
Daniel Erhardt Founder & CEO Arcus Power
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Jason Olbekson Global Industry Go To Market Director- Energy Salesforce
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Juliana Leung Professor, Faculty of Engineering University of Alberta
Moderator:
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Jacob Irving President & CEO Energy Council of Canada
  • 3 00 PM
Coffee Break and Networking on the Show Floor
  • 3 15 PM
wednesday June 12, 2024

Ministerial Address

  • pr-alarm3:15 PM - 3:20 PM
  • pr-locationPercheron Ballroom (Level 3)
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Honourable Rick Wilson Minister of Indigenous Relations Government of Alberta
  • 3 20 PM
wednesday June 12, 2024

Indigenous Equity Partnerships: Current state and looking forward to 2030

  • pr-alarm3:20 PM - 4:05 PM
  • pr-locationPercheron Ballroom (Level 3)

Equity partnerships and long-term agreements are one way energy producers are partnering with Indigenous communities. Indigenous equity participation in energy and infrastructure projects in Canada is expected to increase over the coming years.
Canada must attract and incentivize more capital investment to meet the economic and energy challenges ahead, successfully leveraging Indigenous partnerships is one important way to do this. How can unlocking new capital to support Indigenous equity participation we need for both traditional upstream and midstream operations, plus transitioning to a low-carbon economy will create important opportunities to further equity partnerships. Indigenous ownership is a significant competitive advantage to Canada’s energy sector, what are the near-term and long-term challenges ahead?

Attendee insights: This dynamic panel will discuss wins and challenges in our current state, plus what are the key political, economic and societal factors that will be gamechangers over the next five years in the Canadian energy sector.

Panelists:
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Andy Brooks President Had to Holdings Ltd.
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Matthew Foss Vice President of Research & Public Policy Canadian Council for Indigenous Business
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Stephen Buffalo President and CEO Indian Resource Council (IRC)
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Chana Martineau Chief Executive Officer Alberta Indigenous Opportunities Corporation (AIOC)
Moderator:
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Gurpreet Lail President and CEO Enserva
  • 4 05 PM
wednesday June 12, 2024

Host’s Closing Remarks

  • pr-alarm4:05 PM - 4:10 PM
  • pr-locationPercheron Ballroom (Level 3)
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Jesse Schewchuk CEO and Founder Modern Muse Media
  • 4 10 PM
End of Day Two
  • 9 00 AM

Strategic Delegate Breakfast

This exclusive breakfast for strategic conference delegates will feature a gourmet meal and great networking. Sponsored by: Salesforce

Salesforce

  • locationPercheron Ballroom (Level 3)
  • small-arm9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
thursday June 13, 2024

Strategic Delegate Breakfast

  • pr-alarm9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
  • pr-locationPercheron Ballroom (Level 3)
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This exclusive breakfast for strategic conference delegates will feature a gourmet meal and great networking. Sponsored by: Salesforce

  • 9 55 AM
thursday June 13, 2024

Host’s Welcome Address

  • pr-alarm9:55 AM - 10:00 AM
  • pr-locationPercheron Ballroom (Level 3)
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Jesse Schewchuk CEO and Founder Modern Muse Media
  • 10 00 AM
thursday June 13, 2024

Ministerial Address

  • pr-alarm10:00 AM - 10:15 AM
  • pr-locationPercheron Ballroom (Level 3)
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Rt. Hon Obongemem Ekperikpe Ekpo Minister of State (Gas) Petroleum Resources Federal Republic of Nigeria
  • 10 15 AM

International Spotlight Session: New Investment Opportunities in West Africa

As West African countries continue to navigate pathways towards sustainable and orderly energy transitions, new opportunities for regional and international partnerships have emerged. From traditio...

  • locationPercheron Ballroom (Level 3)
  • small-arm10:15 AM - 11:00 AM
thursday June 13, 2024

International Spotlight Session: New Investment Opportunities in West Africa

  • pr-alarm10:15 AM - 11:00 AM
  • pr-locationPercheron Ballroom (Level 3)

As West African countries continue to navigate pathways towards sustainable and orderly energy transitions, new opportunities for regional and international partnerships have emerged. From traditional oil and gas optimization and natural gas transmission and distribution to new emissions mitigation technologies, carbon capture and storage and renewable power production, international investment opportunities are abundant in these established and frontier markets as they look to achieve ambitious energy transition frameworks. How can Canadian and international organizations work with West African governments to unlock and scale-up investment opportunities across the region’s evolving energy landscape?

Attendee insights: Hear from West African leaders and representatives on new and emerging international partnership opportunities across the energy value chain.

Panelists:
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Egbert Faibille Jnr Executive Chief Officer Petroleum Commission, Ghana
Moderator:
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Tony Agbonkhese President & CEO Africa + Rain Cage Inc.
  • 11 00 AM
thursday June 13, 2024

International Spolight Session: Clean Energy’s Role in Decarbonizing Asia

  • pr-alarm11:00 AM - 11:45 AM
  • pr-locationPercheron Ballroom (Level 3)

As the world’s 4th largest energy consumer, the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) is on an ambitious mission to decarbonise a region which has historically been reliant on coal-fired power and other fossil fuels. To achieve their energy transition plans, countries will need to focus on attracting significant additional investment (the World Economic Forum estimates US $150bn annual clean energy investment will be to hit global 2030 climate goals) supportive policies, collaboration with industry and hard-to-abate sectors, and a full value-chain integration of new diversified energy sources. How can stakeholders formulate new partnerships and collaborations to help achieve these objectives?

Attendee insights: Understand how industries are collaborating and forming strategic alliances to address one of the biggest energy transition challenges: energy diversification, value chain, and decarbonisation of heavy emitting sectors. Gain insights from industry leaders on their strategies for energy diversification and how to identify the right opportunities for partnerships and collaboration.

Panelists:
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Thi Be Nguyen Executive Director – Canada Canada-ASEAN Business Council
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Wayne Farmer President Canada-ASEAN Business Council
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Andrew Spitzer Vice-President Corporate Development Criterium Energy
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Victorio Mario M. Dimagiba, Jr. Acting Head of Post Consulate General of the Philippines
Moderator:
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James Waddock President SingleTrack Solutions
  • 11 45 AM

A Quick Perspective on Mexico’s 2024 Election

Brief insights about the recent election results in Mexico and what they mean for North America and Western Canada. Join us for a perspective on what can be expected from the new administration and...

  • locationPercheron Ballroom (Level 3)
  • small-arm11:45 AM - 12:00 PM
thursday June 13, 2024

A Quick Perspective on Mexico’s 2024 Election

  • pr-alarm11:45 AM - 12:00 PM
  • pr-locationPercheron Ballroom (Level 3)

Brief insights about the recent election results in Mexico and what they mean for North America and Western Canada. Join us for a perspective on what can be expected from the new administration and opposition on Energy, Environmental Policy, Trade and Investment, and the upcoming review of CUSMA.

Speaker:
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Carlo Dade Director, Trade and Trade Infrastructure Canada West Foundation
Host:
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Miguel Cortines President and CEO Canadian Council for the Americas Alberta
  • 12 00 PM
Lunch Break and Visit Exhibition Floor
  • 1 00 PM
thursday June 13, 2024

Collaborative Recruitment as an Essential Strategy for Canada's Energy Sector

  • pr-alarm1:00 PM - 1:45 PM
  • pr-locationPercheron Ballroom (Level 3)
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Panelists:
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Brad Hayes Outreach Director Canadian Society for Evolving Energy
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Kerri McGrath Board of Directors Member Canadian Heavy Oil Association
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Daniel Santiago Partner Engagement Coordinator, Career Services Mount Royal University
Moderator:
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Dale Hansen Dean, MacPhail School of Energy SAIT
  • 1 45 PM

How AI & Quantum Engineering are Helping Secure Organizations

Recent cyber attacks on prominent Canadian organizations have proven Canada’s largest companies are more vulnerable than ever to cybercrime and estimates are that cybercrime will cost the world $10...

  • locationPercheron Ballroom (Level 3)
  • small-arm1:45 PM - 2:15 PM
thursday June 13, 2024

How AI & Quantum Engineering are Helping Secure Organizations

  • pr-alarm1:45 PM - 2:15 PM
  • pr-locationPercheron Ballroom (Level 3)

Recent cyber attacks on prominent Canadian organizations have proven Canada’s largest companies are more vulnerable than ever to cybercrime and estimates are that cybercrime will cost the world $10.5 trillion annually by 2025. Furthermore, the rate of and sophistication of nation state sponsored attacks is increasing and is expected to increase.
Recognizing this risk, the Government of Canada has announced an investment of $360 million in a new national quantum strategy which aims to utilize quantum technology as a potential strategy for mitigating cybercrime.

Attendee insights: Delegates will learn the investment required to improve cyber security, and how Canada can upgrade its expertise to be on the same playing field as the United States and other countries.

Panelists:
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Cara Wolf CEO Ammolite Analytx
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John Hewie National Security Officer Microsoft Canada
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Paul Caetano Director of Cryptographic Research, Engagement and Standards Canadian Centre for Cyber Security
Moderator:
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Geoffrey Cann Digital Innovation Expert and International Author MadCann Alberta Inc.
  • 2 15 PM

Human Talent Drives Innovation

Energy is fundamentally a technology-driven industry and a remarkable arena for innovation. As we strive for greater efficiency and lower carbon intensity, the pace of technological advancements wi...

  • locationPercheron Ballroom (Level 3)
  • small-arm2:15 PM - 2:30 PM
thursday June 13, 2024

Human Talent Drives Innovation

  • pr-alarm2:15 PM - 2:30 PM
  • pr-locationPercheron Ballroom (Level 3)

Energy is fundamentally a technology-driven industry and a remarkable arena for innovation. As we strive for greater efficiency and lower carbon intensity, the pace of technological advancements will only quicken. While these innovations are born from technology, they are ultimately driven by individuals equipped with the right technical skills and the creative mindset necessary for progress.

Historically, post-secondary institutions have excelled in developing the technical competencies that the industry demands. However, with the advent of new learning options and rapidly advancing technologies like AI, learning institutions must rethink their approach to education. To truly prepare individuals to thrive in this innovative landscape, we must emphasize learning experiences that not only foster exceptional technical skills but also enhance collaboration, communication, problem-solving, and creative thinking—essential components of the innovation ecosystem.

In this talk, we will explore how institutions like SAIT are evolving to meet this need, producing graduates ready to make immediate and significant contributions to the industry.

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Dale Hansen Dean, MacPhail School of Energy SAIT
  • 2 30 PM

Creating an Economic Reconciliation Plan: Strategies for Engagement

The recognition of Indigenous reconciliation began in earnest with the release of the summary Truth and Reconciliation Commission report and the 94 Calls to Action on June 2, 2015. Industry knows t...

  • locationPercheron Ballroom (Level 3)
  • small-arm2:30 PM - 3:00 PM
thursday June 13, 2024

Creating an Economic Reconciliation Plan: Strategies for Engagement

  • pr-alarm2:30 PM - 3:00 PM
  • pr-locationPercheron Ballroom (Level 3)

The recognition of Indigenous reconciliation began in earnest with the release of the summary Truth and Reconciliation Commission report and the 94 Calls to Action on June 2, 2015. Industry knows that focusing on economic reconciliation and the inclusion of Indigenous people, communities, and values in project development leads to better project outcomes and long-term partnerships and investments. Looking at real-world examples from across Canada, what are the successful ingredients proven to creating an economic reconciliation plan and what long term strategies should your company be considering.

Attendee insights: Delegates will learn how to create their own meaningful reconciliation plan and will learn the essential components of engagement for genuine reconciliation.

Panelists:
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Shannon Sutherland Vice President, Events, Marketing & Communications Canadian Council for Indigenous Business
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Mark Little CEO & Co-Founder Jotson
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Hope Regimbald Lead, Indigenous and Stakeholder Relations LNG Canada
Moderator:
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Shannon Pestun CEO and Chief Disruption Officer Pestun Consulting Inc.
  • 3 00 PM
thursday June 13, 2024

Pre-Panel Ministerial Remarks

  • pr-alarm3:00 PM - 3:05 PM
  • pr-locationPercheron Ballroom (Level 3)
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Honourable Rajan Sawhney Minister of Advanced Education of Alberta Government of Alberta
  • 3 05 PM
thursday June 13, 2024

Young Leaders in Energy Panel

  • pr-alarm3:05 PM - 3:50 PM
  • pr-locationPercheron Ballroom (Level 3)

This panel of young leaders in energy will share their career journeys and will explain the leadership opportunities available to recent graduates. The panel will inform delegates of transferrable skills from other industries that can be applied to careers in energy and will provide insights on how to become a leader in any position.

Panelists:
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Jeanine Vany Executive Vice President Corporate Affairs Eavor Technologies Inc.
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Jana McDonald Founder and CEO Guardyan Conservation Corp
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Joel Edwards Co-Founder & CEO Tressl
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Keagen Cave Director, Talent Management Parkland Fuel Corporation
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Chris Doornbos Chief Executive Officer E3 Lithium
Moderator:
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Alexandria Shrake Innovation and Engagement Advisor 114 Degrees West Inc.
  • 3 50 PM
thursday June 13, 2024

Host’s Closing Remarks

  • pr-alarm3:50 PM - 3:55 PM
  • pr-locationPercheron Ballroom (Level 3)
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Jesse Schewchuk CEO and Founder Modern Muse Media
  • 3 55 PM
End of Day Three, End of Strategic Conference
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