2022 Energy Storage Canada Conference: Accelerating Canada's Energy Transition
Jun 8, 2022
ESC is live and in-person for their annual conference on October 11 & 12, at the InterContinental Toronto Centre. Featuring incredible panelists & keynotes, the new Energy Storage Canada Awards, trade show and the 2nd annual CEO Round table.
Toronto, Ontario Jun 7, 2022 (Issuewire.com) - With a diversity of conversations taking place across the country about the path forward for Canada to reach its net-zero goals, Energy Storage Canada and presenting sponsors, Hydro One and SunGrid, are pleased to host two days of dynamic discussions about the important role energy storage can play in accelerating Canada's energy transition. This year's program includes technical workshops, ten diverse panels, multiple high-level keynote speakers, a CEO roundtable, an evening networking event, and a tradeshow.
"We're pleased to be back in person to continue demonstrating the critical role energy storage will play in the energy transition and to work with our members and other stakeholders in Canada's energy industry to ensure the continued development & growth of the sector," says ESC Executive Director, Justin Rangooni.
New this year to the conference will be ESC's Energy Storage Awards, which will recognize and celebrate the development, success, and leadership within Canada's energy storage sector.
Submissions of nominations for three categories - the Energy Storage Milestone Award, the Landmark Application of Energy Storage Award, and the Champion of Diversity Equity & Inclusion in Energy Storage Award - will be accepted until August 8, 2022. Recipients will receive their awards as part of the final day of the conference on October 12. Full details are available on the conference website provided below.
All questions related to this year's conference and awards can be directed to Energy Storage Canada's Manager, Communications & Member Relations, Leone Benson King.
Leone Benson King
Manager, Communications & Member Relations
P: 613.818.3849
Accelerating Canada's Energy Transition
Presented by, Hydro One & SunGrid
http://energystoragecanada.org/conference
With more than 80 members, Energy Storage Canada (ESC) is Canada's only national trade association dedicated solely to the growth & market development of energy storage as part of Canada's energy transition through policy advocacy, education, collaboration, and research. ESC is a technology-agnostic and not-for-profit, representing the full value chain for energy storage from end to end.
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The Power Factory
Source :Energy Storage Canada
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