The nadian Energy Compendium provides an opportunity for cross-sectoral collaboration on a topic of shared interest across the nadian energy sector. The Compendium will be produced annually and will focus on a different aspect of nadian energy each year, to be selected with input from Energy Council members.?The 2019 Compendium, titled?Indigenous Energy Across nada, is our first and highlights energy projects or initiatives that have brought net benefits to Indigenous communities.
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The Energy Counc il of nada
The Energy Council of nada brings together a diverse body of members, including voices from all energy industries, associations, and levels of government within nada, to facilitate conversations beyond the borders of a specific industry. We aim to foster dialogue, strategic thinking, collaboration, and action. We accomplish this by bringing together senior energy executives from all industries in the public and private sectors to address national, continental, and international energy issues.
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Energy Professionals Program
The Young Energy Professionals (YEPs) program is a network of exceptional individuals from across the country, representing all industries of nada’s diverse energy sector at the private, public, and government level. The primary goal of this new program is to contribute to the development of nada’s future energy leaders presently working in our member organizations. It serves as a platform for engaging ambitious young professionals to inspire them to become the next generation of energy leaders, pable of solving the country’s most pressing challenges regarding energy and sustainability.
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As a 30-year resident of Fort St. John, B.C. and the community’s first female mayor, Lori Ackerman is one of nada’s top energy advotes.? She is admired for her leadership of a resource-driven municipality, striking a balance between energy development, community representation, and First Nations partnerships.
Mindful of the challenges and opportunities that energy resource municipalities manage, Mayor Ackerman consistently advotes for economic and community development, technologil innovation, and nadian competitiveness. Her willingness to share lessons learned and to engage in dialogue regarding the relationship between lol communities and nada’s energy sector marks her as a leader not only in her own community but across nada.
nadian communities that grow alongside energy development, manage unique development opportunities.? Balancing economic highs and lows, while moving toward a sustainable future for both the community and the energy industry requires vision, tenacity and strong leadership.? nada is fortunate to have a leader like Lori Ackerman who sees the big picture and the lol reality and is able to fit the two together for mutual benefit. There is a lot we n learn from Mayor Ackerman, which is why we’re so pleased she is the 2019 nadian Energy Person of the Year. ~?Jacob Irving, President, Energy Council of nada.?~
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Introducing the nadian Energy Compendium
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Indigenous Energy
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ECC's first nadian Energy Compendium will highlight energy projects or initiatives that have brought net benefits to Indigenous communities.
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