Webinars

Energy Exchange is hosting a series of webinars to advance energy and climate systems thinking across the country. [/vc_column_text][mk_icon_box icon=”mk-moon-location-6″ title=”Engaging Communities on Energy Planning” font_weight=”bolder” read_more_txt=”Learn more” read_more_url=”https://energy-exchange.net/webinar-energy-planning/” style=”simple_ultimate” icon_size=”large” rounded_circle=”true” icon_color=”#f68929″ box_blur=”false”]On Wednesday December 19, 2018, Energy Exchange held the webinar ‘Engaging Communities on Energy Planning’. Hear from industry leaders from Our Energy Guelph and Foothills Energy Co-Op on the strategies and challenges faced when involving communities on energy decision making. Learn more > 

Speakers include:

  • Moderated by Richard Carlson, Director, Energy Exchange
  • Kirby Calvert and Abhi Kantamneni, Our Energy Guelph
  • David Bunnell, Foothills Energy C0-Op

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Panelists include:

  • Michelle Branigan, CEO of the Electricity Human Resources Council (EHRC)
  • Tabatha Bull, Senior Manager, First Nation and Métis Relations at the IESO
  • Shivani Chotalia, Senior Analyst, Engineering and Projects at NRStor
  • Christina Ellerbeck, Director, Mine and Extraction Development at Suncor Energy
  • Sarah Ivy Simmons, Women in Renewable Energy (WiRE), Advisory Committee Member
  • Moderated by Ingrid Thompson, CEO of Pollution Probe

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Panelists include 

  • Richard Carlson (Moderator), Director of Energy Exchange and Energy Policy at Pollution Probe
  • Mehrdad Mahoutian and Chris Stern, co-founders of Carbicrete
  • Fin MacDonald, Manager of the Zero Carbon Building Initiative from the at Canada Green Building Council
  • Matthew Ferguson, Student Team Member at LaneZero
  • Aisha Bukhari, Senior Manager at the Advanced Energy Centre, MaRS Discovery District
    Learn more >

[/mk_icon_box][mk_icon_box icon=”mk-li-truck” title=”Powering the Future of Transportation in Canada” font_weight=”bolder” read_more_txt=”Learn More” read_more_url=”/webinar-powering-the-future-of-transportation” style=”simple_ultimate” icon_size=”large” rounded_circle=”true” icon_color=”#f68929″ box_blur=”false”]On Thursday, September 14, Energy Exchange held a webinar on the future of transportation in Canada, as part of Natural Resources Canada’s Generation Energy initiative. Canada’s experts in transportation led participants in a generative discussion on the future of transportation in Canada’s transition to a low-carbon economy, asking questions including:

 

  • What energy sources and technologies will power our transportation in 2050? 
  • How will public transit contribute to a low carbon future? 
  • What’s the future of personal mobility? Active transportation? Freight? 

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Forums

[/vc_column_text][vc_column_text margin_bottom=”20″]Energy Exchange has delivered educational forums for senior bureaucrats, policy-makers and leaders in innovation from across Canada. The forums have provided participants with policy, technical, economic, and ecological knowledge to ensure that they are fluent in the most up-to-date and pertinent information when advancing energy management and energy infrastructure initiatives. In addition, the forums have created an opportunity for peer-to-peer exchanges that have enriched participants networks and built bridges between diverse players in energy systems.

The curriculum for the forums is developed and guided by Energy Exchange’s expert staff with consultation and support from partners.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][mk_icon_box icon=”mk-li-light” title=”Generation Now Youth and Innovation Forum” font_weight=”bolder” read_more_txt=”Learn More” read_more_url=”http://www.pollutionprobe.org/gala/2016-gala-youth-innovation-forum/” style=”simple_ultimate” icon_size=”large” rounded_circle=”true” icon_color=”#f68929″ box_blur=”false”]On November 22, 2016, Energy Exchange, Pollution Probe and Student Energy hosted the Generation Now Youth and Innovation Forum which united nearly 60 creative young leaders (18 to 29 years old) with established professionals  to transform youth innovations into solutions for the future of our climate and the environment.[/mk_icon_box][mk_icon_box icon=”mk-li-graph” title=”Measurement and Evaluation for Energy Literacy” font_weight=”bolder” read_more_txt=”Learn More” read_more_url=”/workplan/conference/” style=”simple_ultimate” icon_size=”large” rounded_circle=”true” icon_color=”#f68929″ box_blur=”false”]On September 16, 2015, Energy Exchange hosted a group of energy literacy practitioners to enhance the current state of practice in energy literacy measurements and evaluation. Speakers shared results from new research on energy literacy and practices from the broader energy sector, with discussion on data collection, accessibility and use.[/mk_icon_box][mk_icon_box icon=”mk-li-tool” title=”Manufacturing Forum on Energy Literacy” font_weight=”bolder” read_more_txt=”Learn More” read_more_url=”/energy-literacy-manufacturing-forum/” style=”simple_ultimate” icon_size=”large” rounded_circle=”true” icon_color=”#f68929″ box_blur=”false”]On March 26, 2015, Energy Exchange hosted a group of operational leaders from the manufacturing sector to explore their energy objectives and ask: where can energy literacy help?[/mk_icon_box][mk_icon_box icon=”moon-bubbles-3″ title=”Government Forum on Energy Literacy” font_weight=”bolder” read_more_txt=”Learn More” read_more_url=”/forum” style=”simple_ultimate” icon_size=”large” rounded_circle=”true” icon_color=”#f68929″ box_blur=”false”]On October 23, 2014, Energy Exchange hosted an energetic and passionate group of 20 participants engaged in energy policy and program delivery at the municipal, provincial and federal level.[/mk_icon_box][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][/vc_column][/vc_row]