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Farewell Announcement: The Cecn LEgacy Report January 23 2023 Back to NEWS & RESOURCES Read the legacy report Farewell Announcement: We regret to inform you that the Canadian

On November 30th, 2022, The CECN hosted an all-inclusive forum in Montréal, QC to discuss energy pathways and climate initiatives in Québec and Canada. View the presentations now!

As part of Accenture’s Community Consulting Project, volunteer consultants were tasked with providing
a comprehensive market report on the Canadian energy sector and its sub-components (industries). The
project scope broadly focused on the twelve sub-components listed in the ecosystem radar highlighted
in this report.

Follow Kirk Morrison on his journey throughout Canada to discuss energy and climate topics with a wide and diverse range of Canadian perspectives.

The Canadian Energy and Climate Nexus (CECN) is proud to present the virtual event: Energy & Climate: West Coast Edition!

Social media platforms are public venues where conversations about issues of public interest take place. These online conversations have real world impact. The project objective is to understand the vocabularies, speakers, interlinking of conversations, associated topics/themes, and make this all public to draw these narratives together and support solutions-based policy conversations.

Social media platforms are public venues where conversations about issues of public interest take place. These online conversations have real world impact. The project objective is to understand the vocabularies, speakers, interlinking of conversations, associated topics/themes, and make this all public to draw these narratives together and support solutions-based policy conversations.

Over the past five years, the rise of Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) reporting has been meteoric.

The purpose of the Energy Fact Book is to provide key information on energy markets in Canada in a format