The Smart Grid Innovation Network Canada Inc. has collaborated with leading national energy organizations: Canadian Renewables Energy Association, Electricity Human Resources Canada, Marine Renewables Canada, QUEST Canada, Natural Resources Canada, and The National Research Council of Canada to champion a multi-sector national forum: Energy Innovation Forum – Canada 2022, which will take place in Toronto, ON.
Canada has a both a significant challenge and opportunity to transition its energy systems to be more sustainable. Transitioning our Electricity systems will be a priority, but there are additional sustainable energy opportunities to be explored. Energy Innovation Forum – Canada 2022 (EIF Canada) will invigorate national collaboration by focusing on developments that will accelerate the pace of energy sector decarbonization and the opportunities unlocked by further enabling smart energy approaches. The forum will introduce attendees to industry experts, discuss emerging trends, and present a diverse range of initiatives and research that will propel Canada’s decentralized low-carbon energy sector.
This will be an amazing opportunity to catalyze new partnerships and collaborate to accelerate Canada’s smart low-carbon future. If you would like to notified regarding EIF Canada 2022 registration, updates, and more information, please complete the form below:
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About Energy Innovation Forum (EIF)
The first Energy Innovation Forum (EIF) occurred on April 4-5th 2017 at the Fredericton Convention Centre and was created and hosted by SGIN, which includes founders NB Power, Siemens and UNB and other supporting partners Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency (ACOA), Opportunities NB (ONB) and Ignite Fredericton. It brought together twenty energy thought-leaders from across North America, along with regional leaders in Fredericton, to showcase the rise of renewable energy generation and storage, and how smart grid will enable these energy sources for customers and utilities. It also showcased the many benefits and opportunities that will flow from this smart energy evolution.
In fall 2018, SGIN presented the second Energy Innovation Forum, with New Brunswick laying the foundation for smart grid and smart city leadership on a global scale. This time the forum explored new opportunities for local and regional companies in the growing digital energy space. EIF 2018 featured energy innovators from North America and Europe and provided a unique opportunity to spark new ideas by networking with regional energy leaders. The two-day event took a deep-dive into ‘evolving energy technologies’ and encompassing ‘energy innovation in practice’ examining the developments, challenges and evolving business opportunities in the smart energy sector.
Recognizing the burgeoning sector of decentralized, smart and low carbon energy and continued demand for knowledge sharing, networking, and opportunity identification across various sectors regionally and nationally, Smart Grid Innovation Network Canada Inc. has collaborated with leading national energy organizations: Marine Renewables Canada, QUEST Canada, Canadian Renewables Energy Association, Electricity Human Resources Canada, Natural Resources Canada, and The National Research Council of Canada to champion a multi-sector national forum: Energy Innovation Forum Canada 2022, “Collaborating to accelerate Canada’s smart low-carbon future” which will be held in Toronto, ON.
EIF Canada 2022 will invigorate national collaboration by focusing on developments that will accelerate the pace of energy sector decarbonization and the opportunities unlocked by further enabling smart energy approaches. The forum will introduce attendees to industry experts, discuss emerging trends, and present a diverse range of initiatives and research that will propel Canada’s decentralized low-carbon energy sector.
To read more about EIF 2017:
Energy Innovation Forum – Thanks to our 297 guests!
About SGIN
SGIN is a national member network focused on supporting implementations in the smart energy sector for the purpose of decarbonization and grid resilience. We do this by understanding and leveraging diversity of regional strengths and providing opportunities to co-create and mobilise knowledge and connections across the country. We are dedicated to building a clean energy future for the benefit of all Canadians.