United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)
The UNFCCC is leading the global charge against climate change. Born from the 1992 Earth Summit, this international treaty unites nearly every country on Earth in a shared mission: to prevent dangerous human interference with the climate system. Through global collaboration, the UNFCCC fosters agreements, sets targets, and drives action to stabilize greenhouse gas emissions and safeguard our planet for future generations.
Academy for Sustainable Innovation (ASI)
The Academy for Sustainable Innovation Canada is a registered charity that was founded in 2018 with the recognition that the transition to a sustainable future isn’t just about technology solutions, but also the people behind it. We realized meaningful climate action requires a shift in leadership mindsets, capacities, and practices. This pointed us toward our role in encouraging people to think differently about how we show up as leaders.
Our Transition Leadership programs were created to transform how individuals and organizations perceive and practice leadership in response to climate challenges. Our offerings empower people with the knowledge, skills, and support needed to lead change.
Alectra Utilities
Alectra invests ~$1 million each year into enhancing the quality of life of the people in our communities. Our community support efforts include volunteerism and supporting charities and not-for-profit organizations that promote sustainability, diversity and well-being.
Canada-UK Chamber of Commerce
The Canada-UK Chamber of Commerce facilitates meaningful connections between business leaders in Canada and the UK. Since 1921. Being the foremost non-governmental authority on all aspects of two-way trade and investment between Canada, the UK and Europe. Our value: Exceptional members who are experts in business-and events that bring people together.
Canada Trust
Our goal is to be an environmental leader. We seek to improve environmental quality and make a positive contribution to the economy by embedding an environmental perspective in our business strategy.
Canadian Arab Business Council (CABC)
The Canada Arab Business Council is Canada’s only not-for-profit association focused exclusively on promoting trade and investment between Canada and the Arab world.
Since 1983, the Council has been the principal advocate for, and the driving force behind, Canada’s growing economic relations with Arab countries in the Middle East and North Africa region. We also work with Arab governments to promote economic relations with Canada.
Canadian Biogas Association
We are a member-driven industry organization that supports the diverse needs of the biogas and renewable natural gas (RNG) sector with the goal of building a strong, robust biogas & RNG industry in Canada.
The Canadian Biogas Association has created dedicated microsites with even more resources to raise awareness and build capacity in the biogas sector.
Canadian Business Council Dubai (CBC-Dubai)
The Canadian Business Council assists Canadian-related companies and professionals establishing or operating/working in Dubai and the UAE, through business networking and connections, information exchange, and a continued connection to Canada.
As one of the largest and most active UAE business councils and the biggest Canadian business council in the MENA region, CBC offers members the opportunity to build their business and government networks and also maintain a strong connection to Canada, through events, member discounts and other benefits and supports. It also offers sponsors an opportunity to access and connect with a substantial number of Canadian professionals and their networks.
Canadian Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Association (CHFCA)
The Canadian Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Association (CHFCA) is a national, non-profit sector association comprising industry, academia, research agencies and other stakeholders focused on advancing the use of clean hydrogen and fuel cell technologies and products to help tackle our world’s most critical energy challenges.
With a 100-year legacy of industry and research expertise, Canada’s hydrogen and fuel cell sector is a global leader as a result of our pioneering technologies and a strong history of partnerships between industry, academia, governments and other international professional associations. The CHFCA has played a key role in this leadership.
Canadian Renewable Energy Association (CanREA)
CanREA’s 2050 Vision - Powering Canada’s Journey to Net-Zero
As Canada sets out on a transformative journey to reach net-zero GHG emissions by 2050, we need a powerful boost from wind energy, solar energy and energy-storage technologies.
City of Toronto - TransformTO
Toronto City Council has adopted an ambitious strategy to reduce community-wide greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in Toronto to net zero by 2040 – 10 years earlier than initially proposed. The City’s 2040 target is one of the most ambitious in North America.
Cowater Sogema International
Our story started on a canoe trip in Algonquin park, Canada, more than 36 years ago. Since then, we have grown into a leading global development consulting company. Headquartered in Ottawa and with corporate hubs in Brussels, London (UK), Montreal and Nairobi, Cowater International has successfully delivered a portfolio of over 2500 projects and assignments in more than 95 countries. We work with governments, private sector actors and communities implementing projects that support socio-economic development, institutional strengthening, environmental improvements and advance equal opportunities for all.
We support trade and better economic opportunities for women in the Middle East and bring water supply infrastructure to remote communities in conflict-affected Sahel. We collaborate with smallholder farmers in Indonesia to make their produce comply with international standards so they can access global supply chains, and partner with governments in Latin America to modernize public institutions and enhance economic competitiveness.
Doane Grant Thornton
Doane Grant Thornton LLP isn't just a leading Canadian accounting firm; it's a champion of sustainable business practices and a catalyst for positive change. Their commitment to environmental responsibility is evident in their innovative solutions and dedication to helping clients build a greener future. With Grant Thornton, you're not just getting expert financial advice; you're partnering with a firm that shares your values and prioritizes a healthy planet.
Grant Thornton's impact extends beyond the bottom line. As a long-time supporter of Women in Renewable Energy (WiRE), they have been instrumental in empowering WiRE Ontario by providing venue space and other valuable capacity generating provisions. Their generosity has fostered a vibrant community for female energy professionals. This commitment to diversity and inclusion ensures a brighter and more equitable future for the entire industry.
EDP Renewables
Our sustainable future is dependent on solid development efforts. EDPR’s teams of highly experienced and qualified developers start by locating a site with quality renewable resource, either wind or solar, with nearby electricity transmission lines. After partnering with landowners or municipalities, the critical process of measuring the wind begins. Data collection can last for several years.
EDPR’s goal is to be a reference in the industry for building the most cost competitive, safe and efficient wind farms and solar plants. Our Procurement, Engineering and Construction teams are well equipped to select the best wind turbines and solar panel systems based on each project’s specifics. We also use in-house expertise to design the bestsites, and assure top-class engineering and construction standards.
As an owner and operator, EDPR is committed to maintaining long-term operations of our projects for the benefit of our shareholders and stakeholders while always keeping our environmental impact to a minimum. Our wind farms have a long-term projected life span; thus, it is critical to our longevity that we focus on maintaining the highest levels of availability, through regularly scheduled maintenance programs and performance improvement initiatives, while minimizing the associated costs through our strong O&M strategy.
Electrical Safety Authority
The Electrical Safety Authority (ESA) is a not-for-profit corporation dedicated to enhancing electrical safety for the people of Ontario. Entrusted by the Government of Ontario to administer and enforce electrical safety regulations, the ESA plays a critical role in ensuring public well-being. Through a comprehensive range of services, including inspections, investigations, licensing, and public education programs, the ESA promotes compliance with safety standards and fosters a culture of awareness. By championing electrical safety best practices, the ESA contributes significantly to a safer Ontario for all.
Electricity Distributors Association (EDA)
The Electricity Distributors Association is the trusted and vital source for advocacy, insight and information for Ontario's local electricity distributors, the municipally and privately owned companies that safely and reliably deliver electricity to millions of Ontario homes, businesses and public institutions. We provide analysis, networking opportunities, and a collective voice on issues vital to our members' business success.
Electricity Human Resources Canada (EHRC)
Electricity Human Resources Canada (EHRC) works to strengthen the ability of the Canadian electricity industry to meet current and future needs of its workforce. The electricity industry is rapidly changing. The emergence of new technology, electrification of sectors of the economy that have not previously been electric, and decarbonization more generally are resulting in a need to attract skilled people to the industry in numbers that the sector has not previously needed to. Canada is embarking on a nation-building exercise unlike any in recent history – and Electricity Human Resources Canada (EHRC) is on the front line of labour market intelligence and workforce planning. EHRC conducts comprehensive labour market intelligence (LMI) to understand where there are emerging employment gaps in the industry, and emerging new roles. That data is then translated to actionable programs to encourage more diverse hiring and retention, appealing to more youth audiences and ensuring succession planning, change management and knowledge transfer is occurring grounded in best-practices across the industry. If it involves working with people in the sector – EHRC is there.
Energy Council of Canada (ECC)
The Energy Council of Canada is a non-partisan, non-lobbying, resource and technology neutral organization. We bring together diverse members from energy industries, sectoral associations and governments from across Canada. As a neutral convener, we foster dialogue, strategic thinking, collaboration and action to support an affordable, stable and environmentally sound Canadian energy sector. We advocate Canadian energy with North American and international audiences.
Energy Storage Canada
Energy Storage Canada is the only national voice for energy storage in Canada today. We focus exclusively on energy storage and speak for the entire industry because we represent the full value chain range of energy storage opportunities in our own markets and internationally. Energy Storage Canada is your direct channel to influence, knowledge and critical industry insights.
Engineers of Canada
Engineers Canada upholds the honour, integrity, and interests of the engineering profession by supporting consistent high standards in the regulation of engineering, encouraging the growth of the profession in Canada, and inspiring public confidence. For over 80 years, we have worked on behalf of the provincial and territorial associations that regulate engineering practice and license the country’s 300,000 members of the engineering profession.