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Through conferences and events, CanSIA creates the opportunity for solar professionals to connect with other industry professionals and with key industry leaders to expand their businesses, exchange ideas, and to aid in the transformation and development of the solar energy industry.
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Nova Scotia Solar Mixer
Registration is opening soon for our spring Solar Mixer in Halifax, Nova Scotia! Keep an eye on this page for more information.
Sponsorship is available for all three mixers! Click here to learn about available opportunities.
Sponsorship is available for all three mixers! Click here to learn about available opportunities.
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Electricity Transformation Canada 2020
On June 27, 2019, the Canadian Solar Industries Association (CanSIA) and the Canadian Wind Energy Association (CanWEA) announced a joint partnership with Hannover Fairs (Canada) Inc. to create a unique new industry event that is dedicated to exploring the opportunities and challenges for wind energy, solar energy, energy storage, and other complementary technologies. These technologies will play a critical role in transforming Canada to a low carbon economy that makes increasing use of clean, affordable, and reliable renewable electricity.
The move to replace separate wind energy and solar energy conferences with one combined and expanded event will create efficiencies for exhibitors and attendees alike, with everyone benefiting from opportunities to build beneficial partnerships across the industry. Attendees will gain valuable insights for growing their existing roles and expanding into new markets. The event will provide a forum to discuss, enable, and plan for a future served by a power grid that reduces the emission of greenhouse gases, lowers the total cost of energy generation, adds flexibility and reliability to Canada's power generation system, and delivers social and economic benefits to citizens.
For more information about Electricity Transformation Canada, please visit electricitytransformation.ca.
The move to replace separate wind energy and solar energy conferences with one combined and expanded event will create efficiencies for exhibitors and attendees alike, with everyone benefiting from opportunities to build beneficial partnerships across the industry. Attendees will gain valuable insights for growing their existing roles and expanding into new markets. The event will provide a forum to discuss, enable, and plan for a future served by a power grid that reduces the emission of greenhouse gases, lowers the total cost of energy generation, adds flexibility and reliability to Canada's power generation system, and delivers social and economic benefits to citizens.
For more information about Electricity Transformation Canada, please visit electricitytransformation.ca.
To view upcoming solar events across Canada, click here.
