Conference

The Clean Energy Summit is a premier exhibition and conference dedicated to showcasing the diverse and innovative realms of renewable energy. This annual event brings together industry leaders, professionals, innovators, and enthusiasts to explore, discuss, and propel the global shift towards sustainable energy solutions. Renewable Energy Technologies The summit features cutting-edge technologies in solar, wind, hydro, geothermal, and bioenergy. Attendees have the opportunity to witness the latest advancements and breakthroughs in each sector. Exhibition Area A sprawling exhibition area houses booths and displays from leading companies, startups, and research institutions. Attendees can interact with experts, experience hands-on demonstrations, and gain insights into the latest products and services. Networking Opportunities The summit provides a dynamic platform for networking, fostering collaborations, and building partnerships. Attendees can connect with professionals, potential investors, and like-minded individuals passionate about renewable energy. Educational Workshops Concurrent workshops and seminars cover a wide range of topics, from policy and financing to technological innovations. These sessions are designed to educate and empower attendees, equipping them with knowledge to contribute effectively to the clean energy movement. Policy and Advocacy Forum The Clean Energy Summit hosts a forum for policymakers, advocates, and influencers to discuss regulatory frameworks, challenges, and opportunities in […]

The CMPX Show, held at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, South Building is one of North America's largest trade shows for the Mechanical and Plumbing industry. It’s THE event to source products, information, equipment, and applications for industry professionals who want one-on-one access to the latest information and hands-on opportunities to come face-to-face with tomorrow's trends. Efficiency Canada's Abhilash Kantamneni will appear on March 20th with a presentation on "HVAC Contractors as Climate Champions". Canada’s climate policies for homes are focused on providing rebates and incentives to homeowners. However for contractors, stop-start inventive programs can be disruptive, create uncertainty and hurt business practices. Using results from a research project conducted by Efficiency Canada, this interactive seminar presents a case for why it is time to consider business support policies for residential HVAC/R sector. We will explore a mix of contractor-oriented policies – drawn from other countries and compiled with inputs from Canadian HVAC/R businesses - that can support and sustain business models that offer higher profit margins, more balanced workloads, and good jobs while also decarbonizing homes more quickly. Learning objectives:  Understand policies shaping residential decarbonization internationally - beyond the boom-and-bust cycles of homeowner incentives. Learn what policies could support more profitable […]

Buildgreen Atlantic, Presented by Ashrae Halifax Chapter, is a Conference, Trade Show and Networking Event that Advances the Design, Construction, and Operation of Greener Buildings in Atlantic Canada. BuildGreen Atlantic will be held in Halifax on March 26 & 27, 2024. The 26th will offer Pre-Conference Workshops and Building Tours of local high-performance facilities and will wrap up with an Opening Reception for delegates, sponsors, speakers, and guests. The 27th focuses on the Conference and Tradeshow at the Halifax Convention Centre. Both days will attract the green building sector, including building owners, architects, engineers, designers, materials manufacturers, trade professionals, policymakers and students.  The conference content is relevant to residential and ICI sectors and will highlight new construction and retrofits.

Celebrating 20 years in 2024, Smart Energy | Halifax brings together 600+ Canadian sustainability leaders. Focusing on timely actions for decarbonizing communities and ultimately achieving net zero targets, Smart Energy Event showcases the innovators who are changing the world.  Meet with experts who are leading their organizations through energy transition and see the technologies that will clear the pathway to net zero. NEW EXPANDED PROGRAM IN 2024!  Experts will discuss emerging innovations in hydrogen, energy storage, EVs, CCUS, SMR’s, transportation, electrification and renewables and how these technologies will change how utilities, municipalities, policy-makers, integrators, corporations, governments, researchers and consumers collaborate to reach an inclusive transition to net zero.

On April 17 and 18, 2024, the Building Decarbonization Alliance is bringing together industry experts, construction professionals, civil society representatives, government officials, Indigenous leaders, and others to explore the most promising pathways to achieve net zero through building electrification. The National Building Decarbonization Forum: Pathways to Electrification will unpack the challenges and opportunities in the net-zero transition, and develop a shared vision for action through engaging discussions, information exchange, and opportunities to connect with other professionals committed to moving Canada's building sector towards its emissions goals.

The Alberta Energy Efficiency Alliance (AEEA) and the Smart Sustainable Resilient Infrastructure Association (SSRIA) are partners in bringing together over 200 leaders for the province’s largest two-day conference, dedicated to advancing the adoption of energy efficiency and innovative solutions to reduce the carbon footprint of the buildings sector. This year’s Summit will provide attendees with a forum to collaborate, learn, network, and gain insight into the latest trends in energy efficiency deployment, and innovative technology, products and processes for buildings of all types. How buildings and the utility system interact will also be prominently featured throughout the Summit. Showcasing industry experts, innovators and leaders in the field, important discussions will take place and further the action needed to continue to foster innovation and help deliver the important economic and environmental benefits of energy efficiency in the province.