Event Year : 2021

June 25th, 2021 | 1:00 – 3:00 pm EST

Canada has made new commitments to reduce GHG emissions by 2030 and 2050. Significant public sector funding has been offered to assist in achieving Canada’s goals. New forms of regulatory intervention will be required to integrate new technologies into regulated utility systems – both for natural gas and electricity.

In 2020, energy regulators in Nova Scotia, Ontario, and British Columbia for the first time grappled with this problem. This program reviews the opportunities and challenges these new cases created and the changes in practice and procedure that may be necessary in the future.

Modertor:

Gordon E. Kaiser, former Vice Chair, Ontario Energy Board

Speakers:

Peter Gurnham, Chair, Nova Scotia Utilities and Review Board

Joseph Kelliher, former chair, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission

David Morton, Chair, British Columbia Utilities Commission

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Our theme is “Powering Canada’s Energy and Economic Future”

GTEN is pleased to announce that registration is now open for its 2021 Virtual Symposium. View the full program and register now:

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• Carbon emissions reduction
• Carbon Capture and Industrial Gas Turbines
• Designing Resiliency in Aeroderivative Turbine Peaking Facilities
• Industrial Gas Turbine Test Facility Present and New Engineering Challenges
• Considerations for the Fleet Management of Gas Turbine Lubricants
• Gas Turbine Vibration Detection
• Reducing the carbon footprint of supplying Canada’s energy with Aeroderivative Gas
• Turbines through efficiency and emissions enhancements and conversion to use low carbon fuels
• Threat landscape to ICS and business systems: 2020 review – 2021 predictions
• Turbine Output Upgrade Methods and Concerns
• Integrating MGA Thermal Energy Storage with Existing Power Plants
• Sixty Years of Clean Energy with Canadian Gas Turbine Applications
• Innovations in Gas Turbine technology to answer the emissions challenge towards
• Net-Zero targets

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For more information on the GTEN, visit us at:
www.gten.ca

Assessing the Challenge and Opportunity for Regulators and the Natural Gas Delivery Industry

April 13, 2021
12:00 pm – 3:30 pm ET

Note: This event has been concluded. Please see below for recordings and presentations from the workshop. 

Join us on April 13 from 12:00 – 3:30 pm ET for a first of kind forum for Canada’s natural gas delivery industry. The objective of this forum is to explore Canada’s 2030 and 2050 emission reduction goals and the role of the gaseous energy delivery industry within it. We will hear from experts on the following themes: i) what are the natural gas/renewable gas emission reduction pathways for Canada to 2030 and 2050, ii) How are Canada’s natural gas delivery companies showcasing leadership on 2030 and 2050, and iii) how should companies and government reflect on key consumers as they plan for the future.

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Presentations:
Enbridge
Énergir
Environment and Climate Change Canada
FortisBC
ICF

Recordings:
Part 1
Part2

Une relance par le gaz

La conférence virtuelle sur les activités, l’ingénierie, l’intégrité et la construction offrira d’excellentes possibilités d’apprentissage combinées à un forum de discussion et d’échange d’idées sur la sécurité, l’efficacité, l’intégrité, la résilience et la construction des réseaux de distribution de gaz naturel.

Occupez-vous un poste de directeur, de gestionnaire, d’ingénieur, de superviseur général ou sur le terrain? Êtes-vous un fournisseur/fabricant qui s’occupe de la conception, de la construction, de l’exploitation et de l’entretien dans le secteur de la livraison de gaz naturel?

Si c’est le cas, cette conférence est un incontournable! Le programme comprendra un mélange de tables rondes, de plénières, de groupes de discussions interactives et de séances simultanées. Le programme virtuel de trois demi-journées comprendra également la présentation par des fabricants et des fournisseurs de l’industrie de leurs produits et services novateurs pendant notre événement « Quoi de neuf » et dans le cadre d’un webinaire qui suivra l’événement.

Veuillez noter que tous les coûts ont été préétablis pour tous les membres du personnel des entreprises de livraison de gaz naturel CGA suivantes:

Cela signifie que la participation à la conférence virtuelle est gratuite pour tous les membres du personnel de ces organisations.

Pour plus d’informations, visitez le site web de la conférence virtuelle sur les activités, l’ingénierie, l’intégrité et la construction ou contactez help@canavents.com.

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*La période d’inscription se terminera le vendredi 19 février, à 17 h exactement (heure normale de l’Est).

The Canadian Gas Association is proud to present the 27^th Annual Regulatory Course. The objective of the course is to develop a more complete and practical understanding of the Canadian natural gas regulatory framework. New for 2021 is a dedicated focus on regulatory modernization looking at case studies involving utility filings that position the industry in a low emission future. Case studies include hydrogen blending in Ontario and new rates for low use residential customers in Alberta. The course will be delivered in an adult learning format with pre-course reading materials provided to attendees in advance. Interactive participation will be encouraged by using an open format virtual platform.

The 58th Annual CGA Gas Measurement and Regulation School will provide delegates with an excellent opportunity to develop and enhance their skills to stay on top of our rapidly changing industry. The three half-day Virtual School followed by our Vendor Sessions on May 25th and 26th (with a grand prize draw of $1000 each day) will feature technical papers, presentations, and panel discussions from Industry Experts, as well as a supporting sponsorship/exhibition highlighting new and innovative projects/products from manufacturers.

This event is free for employees of our CGA NG Delivery Company Sponsors

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*Registration will close promptly on Friday, May 14th at 5:00 pm EST.

For more information, please visit the GMRS website or contact help@canavents.com.