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Schneider Electric Launches National Forum on Canada's Energy Transition

2 reports, 1 independent Updated Oct 9
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Schneider Electric Canada announced Innovation Days Canada, a three-city event series designed to explore how Canada can meet growing energy demand while strengthening economic competitiveness. The forum will take place in Montréal on October 27, Vancouver on November 10, and Toronto on November 24, featuring leaders from energy, business, and public policy communities.

From elliotlakestandard.ca

Why it matters

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The series aims to facilitate practical conversations about Canada’s growing energy needs, the necessary infrastructure for future growth, and the technologies required to navigate an increasingly electrified and digital world. The event positions Schneider Electric Canada as a leader in the global energy transition.

From elliotlakestandard.ca

Who's involved

  • Schneider ElectricAnnounced the Innovation Days Canada event series, focusing on energy technology.
  • Katherine HendersonPresident and CEO of Hockey Canada, participating in the forum.
  • Hockey CanadaIce hockey governing body of Canada, involved in the forum series.

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  • Schneider ElectricSpeculative

    Hosting the national forum could drive market positioning and increase the sales pipeline for Schneider Electric.

  • Hockey CanadaSpeculative

    Hockey Canada could see a visibility boost through participation in the national energy forum.

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