Attendee Insights: The traditional territory acknowledgement at Global Energy Show is a way to honor and respect Indigenous peoples and their histories, It is an important step towards building respectful and collaborative relationships between Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples, and towards creating a more inclusive and equitable energy sector and society.

• What are some of the key economic development barriers that Indigenous communities face when it comes to energy projects, and how can Indigenous ownership help overcome these barriers?
• What are some examples of successful Indigenous-owned energy projects, and what lessons can be learned from them?
• What are some of the challenges or risks that Indigenous communities may face when it comes to owning and operating energy projects, and how can these be addressed?

• How is technology contributing to the rapid developments towards sustainability?
• What is Canada doing to speed up the process of the path to net zero?
• How have energy operators been reacting to the enormous challenges ahead?
• What have pipeline companies been focusing on to retrofit transmission lines to accommodate new sources of energy?

Attendee Insights: Attendees can expect to learn about the current state of the energy sector, the challenges and opportunities of the transition to renewable energy sources, and what the future of energy may look like, including potential technological advancements, changes in consumer behavior, and the role of policy and regulation.

• Building an energy future for the world in the heart of Alberta through leadership, entrepreneurship, collaboration and capital
• Examining a unique approach moving industry-changing ideas from concept to commercialization
• Supporting the interface between Canada's leading energy companies and emerging carbon reduction technology companies
• Success stories so far that have impacted are path to net zero

Attendee Insights: A must attend session to understand how this multifaceted approach is solving the energy sector’s most challenging problems.

Introduction: Nick Samain, SVP, dmg events
Premier Danielle Smith, Government of Alberta
Fireside Chat:
Host: David Ghoris, Director of Content, dmg events
Premier Scott Moe, Government of Saskatchewan

• Damage to the Ukrainian energy infrastructure - key challenges and opportunities for its modernization
• Embracing Ukraine’s new role for united Europe while rebuilding energy infrastructure. Strategies for reducing the EU’s reliance on Russian natural gas and transitioning to alternative sources of energy
• Exploring opportunities and potential benefits for international businesses to invest directly in Ukraine's energy sector, including reconstruction efforts, joint ventures in gas production, and renewable energy projects
• Energy Independence of Ukraine in oil and gas in the long run

The global energy sector is facing a security crisis together with significant environmental and social challenges, such as air and water pollution, land degradation, and the displacement of local communities. This conference session will explore how sustainability is addressed within the oil and gas sector in the context of security of energy supply. What is the perspective of the energy markets on the supply and demand side? How can sustainable energy strengthen resilience of the energy markets and what challenges and opportunities lie ahead?

• Examining the Ukrainian upstream potential in energy systems
• Taking a deep dive into Ukrainian gas transportation and storage systems
• Ukrainian petroleum market – who will substitute the existing monopolies
• What is the commercial advantages of natural gas supplies from Ukraine to EU vs other sources
• Exploring the opportunities for investors now that Ukraine is part of the European Energy Community
• What clean energy projects are underway in the Ukraine

This special session will be led by the Embassy of Ukraine to Canada and Naftogaz.

• Exploring the development of fundamental drivers for the global energy system
• What is the outlook and global demand for hydrogen, sustainable fuels, natural gas, oil, and coal, as well as a view on the role of CCUS?
• How can we ensure clean, accessible, and affordable energy for all?
• How might the invasion of Ukraine influence the direction and speed of the transition?
• What is the outlook on energy investments over the next 12 months?

Attendee insights: This session is for attendees to uncover the trends arounds supply and demand economics, with particular focus on micro and macro-economic factors and how traditional energy companies and becoming more agile to the rapid need to evolve their business model and invest in new energy systems to achieve government targets.