Forum

The University of Saskatchewan (USask) is excited to host the International Energy Forum together with collaborators on the Community Appropriate Sustainable Energy Security (CASES) partnership. This event will take place on May 14th, 15th and 16th and will be located on the beautiful USask Campus in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. The final day will be located at the Wanuskewin National Historic Site. The event will showcase panel presentations from academic, industry, community and government representatives and facilitate opportunities for partners from Alaska, Canada, Sweden, and Norway to connect and build relationships for future collaboration. We are happy to host this in-person event and welcome you to Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada.

Housing managers, builders, building officials, designers, energy advisors, suppliers, sub-trades and elected officals: Join Community Energy Association, CHBA Northern BC, Nisga'a Nation and building science consultants for an indepth exploration of deep energy retrofits at scale. Learn about the integrated design process, workflow strategies, management considerations, and building science needed to achieve success. Quality deep energy retrofits increase buildings' durability, make them more comfortable, and reduce the cost of heating and cooling. Energy retrofits of existing buildings represent a tremendous opportunity not only region-wide economic and social development but also tangible, impactful climate action.

Creating an Indigenous-led procurement standard in the Canadian economy. Featuring Clean Energy Awards ceremony, live music, excellent food, silent auction and surprise guests. TWO-DAY FORUM HIGHLIGHTS: Indigenous-led Equity Participation Fireside Chats between Indigenous Leadership Financing SMRs Decarbonizing Fossil Fuel & Mining Sectors Indigenous Leadership in Reconciliation Reconciliation in Action Reconciliation, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Clean Energy Education Indigenous Clean Energy Finance Carbon Capture, Utilization, and Storage (CCUS) Pathways to Net-Zero Open Forum …and more!