National Energy Roundtable conference

The 11th annual National Energy Roundtable conference will gather business leaders, innovators and policy makers in Toronto for discussions on: Canada’s energy superpower ambition

In a time of dramatic change, the energy and resource sectors are seen as driver of economic growth, a bulwark against US trade protectionism and a key plank of national sovereignty.

Canada must deliver major projects that replace aging infrastructure and develop the next generation of energy systems, including for export. These will attract foreign capital and pivot the country’s productive capacity to support everything from electrification to energy pipelines.

The Carney government is moving quickly to champion Canada’s economic ambition abroad and build its energy superpower status at home. These ambitions are both expansive and expensive. But building the machinery of an energy superpower will require capital, and lots of it, raising questions about where the money come from and under what conditions.

Updating and expanding the country’s energy infrastructure, generation and production represents an unprecedented opportunity that will require hundreds of billions of dollars of capital deployed. 2026 will reveal if Canada’s major projects push will have the desired impact.

Join the leaders shaping Canada’s energy future at the National Energy Roundtable conference and learn about the exciting advances that can drive Canada’s energy renewal and competitiveness.

The conference will take place in the historic Concert Hall in the Royal York Hotel in Toronto.