Atlantic Power Symposium

There has never been a more opportune time for the power sector in Atlantic Canada.

With the agreement struck in the Lower Churchill Falls Project, the progression of the refurbishment at the Point Lepreau Nuclear Generating Station and continued investment in renewable energy and demand side management, now is the time to take full advantage of the growing developments in the region.

The Canadian Institute’s 7th Atlantic Power Symposium will give you all the information you need to overcome the challenges associated with your successful participation in the booming Maritime power market! Attend this two-day information-packed event and walk away with an understanding of:

• The impact of the Lower Churchill Falls project on the greater region and the scope of the opportunities


• The growing potential for increased cooperation amongst the Maritime provinces and how it will affect developments in transmission and generation planning


• Practical strategies to effectively consult with First Nations groups and keep stakeholders and the broader public engaged


• The future of New England power markets and the role of Atlantic Canada in the energy mix south of the border


• How the abundance of natural gas supplies in Eastern Canada and the Northeast U.S. will affect the power landscape


• The latest developments in renewable energy technology and smart grid pilot projects – how the region will comply with clean energy targets and evolving emissions regulations

 You cannot afford to miss out! Join your colleagues and competitors on June 14 and 15, 2011 in Halifax. Register today by calling 1-877-927-7936 or book online

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