The Essential Gathering for Arctic Resource Stakeholders

The Arctic Energy & Resource Symposium is where leaders across energy, infrastructure, and Indigenous communities converge to shape the future of Arctic resource development.

This event offers attendees a unique opportunity to…

  • Stay ahead of critical trends and issues including infrastructure, Indigenous engagement, procurement, permafrost, mining and critical mineral exploration unique to the Arctic resource and energy sector.
     
  • Engage with decision-makers from all levels of government, Indigenous business and community leaders, and project leaders from energy, mineral, and other resource development in the North.
     
  • Gain practical insights – tailored to Arctic challenges – on sustainable strategies, regulatory developments, investment opportunities and more.

Join us to deepen your connections, elevate your understanding and leverage innovative solutions for impactful projects in the North.

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85+

Delegates in Attendance
 

75+

Companies in Attendance
 

5+

Hours of Networking Opportunities

2

In-Depth Pre-Conference Workshops

Who You Will Meet

This is a must-see event for government, Indigenous and industry professionals involved in Northern resource development. The spectrum of job responsibilities includes:

  • Regulatory and Government Affairs
  • Policy Advisor
  • Environment & Natural Resources
  • Indigenous and Community Affairs
  • Economic Development
  • Land Management & Environmental Approvals
  • Logistics, Infrastructure, Transportation
  • Exploration Manager
  • Oil & Gas Planning
  • Petroleum Advisors
  • Resource Development
  • Geoscientist
  • New Ventures
  • Project Managers
  • Legal Affairs
  • Finance and Procurement
  • Business Development
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What You’ll Learn

Geopolitical Shifts & Arctic Security

Over 5 hours of networking available, seize the opportunity to meet face-to-face with senior compliance leaders, solution providers, industry experts, and more!

Energy Security & Sovereignty

Compressed Natural Gas projects and Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) are helping displace diesel while providing economic opportunities and cleaner energy options for Northern Canada.

Logistics & Infrastructure

Shipping route access and short shipping and construction seasons have made development difficult, especially in remote areas. Receding sea ice continues to open Arctic shipping lanes and resource corridors. This dynamic, alongside new initiatives like the transnational “ICE Pact” for icebreaker collaborations, highlights demand for resilient infrastructure.

Housing & Employment

Housing unavailability is affecting permanent employment, and temporary housing shortages are posing challenges for temporary workers in remote communities as projects can be delayed until housing becomes available.

Climate Intervention & Adaptation

Cutting-edge research into geoengineering, like UK-led seawater ice thickening trials in Canada, signals interest in radical adaptation measures. Major wildfires in Northwest Territories are being viewed as a sign to further reduce emissions and establish more robust emergency preparedness protocols.

Green Energy & Resource Value Chains

Greenland’s melting ice reveals rich mineral deposits; global attention is intensifying over rare earth and critical mineral development as part of the global clean energy transition.

CPD Accreditation

This 2-day conference can be applied towards substantive hours of annual Continuing Professional Development (CPD) as required by the Law Society of Alberta.

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Arctic Energy & Resource Insights

Access expert commentary on policy shifts, investment trends, and infrastructure challenges shaping the Arctic.

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“This was a fantastic event. A great mix of northern business and local, territorial, and federal officials. This provided a great opportunity to network [with] warm, outgoing people.”
—President and Founder, Promise for the North
“I loved that all of the stakeholders were present – namely, innovators, business people, Indigenous groups, and government.”
—Chief Engineer, Big Time Engineering Corp.

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