Energy Efficiency Events Calendar

Workshop 2: Energizing the Future: A Professional Development Workshop in Energy Efficiency Location: TBD | Cost: CA$400 8:00 a.m. – 8:30 a.m. Registration, Refreshments and Networking 8:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Workshop Facilitation Join us for an interactive workshop designed to help you take the next step in your energy efficiency career. This session offers mentorship, leadership training, and practical career advice to equip you with the skills and connections needed to succeed in the industry. Workshop Highlights: Learn from industry leaders: Hear from professionals who have built successful careers in architecture, engineering, construction, skilled trades, entrepreneurship, and policy/program management. Gain practical advice on the most in-demand skills in today’s industry. Build your professional brand: Discover how to position yourself for leadership opportunities and stand out in the energy efficiency field. Expand your network: Connect with peers and industry professionals to build meaningful relationships that can open doors and support your career growth. Get mentorship and career support: Access mentorship opportunities and career tools to help you thrive in a rapidly evolving sector. This workshop is led by Efficiency Canada's Energy Trailblazers. Supported by Natural Resources Canada (NRCan), the Trailblazers program connects industry experts, organizations, and diverse talent to strengthen career pathways in the […]

Calling all contractors, wholesalers, policy designers and decision-makers! Meeting these uncertain times, this workshop will help participants future-proof businesses by: Equipping participants with strategies to inform, develop and deliver retrofit programs that resonate in a policy environment focused on affordability, good-jobs, middle class wealth creation and beneficial electrification while still striving for net-zero. Addressing fear, uncertainty, and doubt (FUD) about policy and program design by unpacking challenges from the field and providing practical tools to adapt to political change. Building constructive, direct relationships between program designers and the people doing the work, leading to better alignment of incentive programs, reducing risks of unintended consequences, and ensuring program relevance. This active hands-on workshop puts you in a room with the decision makers you need to ensure your success. Together, we can tackle these challenges and future-proof the businesses Canada needs right now! 8:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. Registration, Refreshments and Networking 9:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Workshop Facilitation

Join us for a half-day workshop designed for energy professionals seeking to deepen their understanding of Indigenous perspectives and enhance their engagement with First Nations communities. Grounded in the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s Call to Action #92, the session provides space for honest reflection, practical learning, and skill-building rooted in both Indigenous and Western worldviews.​ Through interactive exercises, case studies, and guided discussions, participants will: Gain insights into the current realities of First Nations communities concerning energy usage, including the impacts of access and infrastructure. Explore systemic barriers such as housing, policy, and capacity that affect energy equity. Identify personal and organizational biases and blind spots that may hinder meaningful engagement. Learn cultural humility and allyship practices that build trust and foster long-term relationships. Participants will leave with: A certificate of participation outlining the core competencies addressed during the session A personalized action plan with practical, achievable steps to advance reconciliation and energy equity. A deeper understanding of how to show up differently and more effectively as partners to Indigenous communities.​ This is not a lecture or a compliance exercise. It’s a professionally facilitated, reflective, and practical workshop designed to shift how energy professionals can do meaningful work in and […]

The final workshop will provide information on how staff can explore the advancement of adoption and implementation of the by-law in their municipalities. You will hear from municipal staff about the communication strategies and messaging used to support implementation and the roles of external stakeholders (such as PHUs, social housing providers, etc.) in building heat resilience.

Research Connects takes the pleasure to invite all the participants from all over the world to attend Global Summit on Environmental Science and Engineering which will take place during June 16-18, 2025 in Rome, Italy. This conference is to present the most recent developments, highly cited researchers, industrial leaders, and exhibitors across the globe will share their research, showcasing commercials in all current market fields. The interdisciplinary field of Environmental Science and Engineering is the design and to find solutions for a more sustainable and resilient future. The opportunities arising from Environmental Science and Engineering offer the potential for even greater societal impact in the next few decades. We sincerely hope that the conference serves as an international platform for meeting researchers around the world, widening professional contacts, creating new opportunities, and establishing new collaborations. We look forward to welcoming you to ENVIRONMENTALSCIENCE2025

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