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11th Annual Indigenous Energy forum
Indigenous community energy planning needs are rapidly evolving to become more substantive and impactful. First Nations, Métis and Inuit communities are going beyond renewable energy, and embracing Green Energy Infrastructure, Energy Efficiency and Advanced Energy Systems. Indigenous clean energy strategic approach is becoming more comprehensive, holistic and powerful.
The 11th Annual Indigenous Energy Forum provides timely information on the most recent developments in the energy, economic development and legal sectors that are engaging indigenous participation in energy and economic development projects. This year’s comprehensive two-day program will provide up-to-date insights into the forces that shape the future of Indigenous Energy.
The 11th Annual Indigenous Energy Forum provides timely information on the most recent developments in the energy, economic development and legal sectors that are engaging indigenous participation in energy and economic development projects. This year’s comprehensive two-day program will provide up-to-date insights into the forces that shape the future of Indigenous Energy.
Dec
6-7
- Time
- December 6, 2017 → December 7, 2017 Export
- Location
- Chelsea Hotel, Toronto
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
- Indigenous Community Members: Chiefs and Councillors, economic development directors and officers, negotiators and mediators
- Senior Executives, Directors, Managers from the energy sector, sustainable development technology and mining industry
- Investors, academics, and others involved in advancing clean energy initiatives, such as off-grid diesel reduction
- Federal, Provincial & Municipal Government Officials and Representatives in:
– Aboriginal Affairs
– Business Development
– Energy
– Sustainable Development
– Remote Communities Infrastructure - Legal Counsel Practicing Aboriginal, Natural Resources, Energy and Environmental Law
- Consultants in Energy and Natural Resources
CONFIRMED SPEAKERS:
Nigel Moore
Manager, Global Programs and Initiatives
Waterloo Institute for Sustainable Energy (WISE)
Christopher Angeconeb
President and Chief Executive Officer, AurCrest Gold Inc.
President of Wiigwaasaatig Energy Inc.View Profile
Tabatha Bull
Senior Manager
First Nations and Metis Relations, IESOView Profile
J.P. Gladu
President and Chief Executive Officer
Canadian Council for Aboriginal BusinessView Profile
Anthony ‘AJ’ Esquega
Mashkawiziiwin Energy Projects Coordinator
Kiashke Zaaging Anishinaabek – Gull Bay First Nation
Stacey Goulding
Lands and Environment Project Manager
Leq’á:mel First NationView Profile
Matt Jamieson
President and Chief Executive Officer
Six Nations of the Grand River Development Corp.View Profile
John Kozij
Director General / Directeur général
Trade, Economics and Industry Branch (TEIB) / Direction du commerce, de l’économie et de l’industrie (DCEI)
Canadian Forest Service, Natural Resources CanadaView Profile
Terry Young
Vice President Policy, Engagement and Innovation
IESOView Profile
Dave L. Mackett
Community Sustainability Initiative, Whitesands First NationView Profile
Chief James R. Mardsen
Southeast Regional Grand Chief &
Chief of Alderville First Nation
MiigwechView Profile
Lisa Meness
Funding Research Coordinator
Algonquins of Pikwàkanagàn First NationView Profile
Channa S. Perera
Director of Generation, Sustainability & Aboriginal Affairs
Canadian Electricity AssociationView Profile
Cara Sanders
Lumos Energy
Askii Environmental Inc
Curve Lake First NationView Profile
Margaret Sault
Councillor
Mississaugas of the New Credit First NationView Profile
Emma Sharkey
Manager of Indigenous Energy Policy Unit
Ministry of Energy, OntarioView Profile
Eryn Stewart
Project Manager
Lumos EnergyView Profile
Annette Vershuren
President, NRStorView Profile
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