Brian Wagg
Director, Business Development and Strategic Initiatives
Vice President
Oriennia
Digital Transformation Leader
Saudi Electricity Company (SEC)
Partner, Strategy Risk & Transactions, Energy, Resources and Industrials Leader
Deloitte Canada
Director
Apex Engineering Inc.
Principal Process Engineer
Fluor Canada Ltd
Research Scientist
Aramco - Houston Research Center
Director of Power Smart
BC Hydro
Head of North America CCUS Research
Rystad Energy
Director, Business Development and Strategic Initiatives
C-FER Technologies
Director, Earth Tech and Investor Relations
Foresight Canada
Associate Process Specialist I
Fluor Canada Ltd
Director, Carbon Credit Development
BMO Radicle
Managing Director, AI & Advanced Analytics
PwC
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Haisla Nation
President
Advanced Biofuels Canada
Director, Business Development, Canadian Gas Transmission & Midstream
Enbridge Inc.
CEO
Hydrofuel Canada Inc.
Director
Complete Solutions Consulting International Inc.
CEO
GLS North America
Head of Commercial, North America
SLB Capturi
Chief Executive Officer
Emissions Reduction Alberta (ERA)
GenAI Specialist Solutions Architect
Amazon Web Services (AWS)
CEO
Envirosoft Corporation
President & CEO
Petroleum Technology Alliance Canada (PTAC)
CEO
VL Energy
CEO & Founder
Local Energy
Chief Technology Officer
Petroleum Technology Alliance Canada (PTAC)
Sales Manager - Microwave Radio Solutions
SAF North America
Thermal Production Lead
Petroleum Development Oman LLC
VP Growth, North America
Blackbook AI
Manager
Saskatchewan Research Council
Founder
Field Eagle
Executive Director, Clean Technology
Alberta Innovates
Consulting Manager, Canada
Kent
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Senior Vice-President, Marketing & Business Development
Candu Energy, an AtkinsRéalis company
Founder
Canada Action
Principal and Founder
Shift Critical International
President
National Coalition of Chiefs (NCC)
Chairman
geoLOGIC systems Ltd.
Chair
WPC Energy Canada
President and CEO
Enserva
CEO
International CCS Knowledge Centre
Senior Policy Advisor, Premier's Office
Government of Alberta
National Energy, Resources & Industrials Portfolio Lead
Monitor Deloitte
CEO
First Nations Natural Gas Alliance (FNNGA)
Executive Director
Young Women in Energy (YWE)
Business Development Lead, Clean Tech Centre - Applied Research
NAIT Industry Solutions
Head of Carbon Research & The Center of Emissions Excellence
S&P Global Commodity Insights
Director, Careers in Energy
Energy Safety Canada
Senior Advisor
Counsel Public Affairs Inc.
President
SLB Canada
Vice President of Research and Public Policy
Canadian Council for Indigenous Business
President and Founder
Questerre Energy
Vice-President, Operations and Member Engagement
Canadian Hydrogen Association (CHA)
Chair
Energy for a Secure Future
Senior Counsel
Borden Ladner Gervais LLP
Energy, Resources and Industrials Strategy & Business Design Leader
Monitor Deloitte
President and CEO
Indian Resource Council
The Disruptive Digital Innovator Award recognizes novel digital technologies advancing the energy industry. All technologies in this category should be at stages of initial production and rollout, full production mode, or commercial (post pilot stage). This category is open to digital technology concepts that are less than five years old and are considered “game changers” in the energy industry. Nominees in this category will be recognized for their potential to reshape industry norms, improve efficiency, and contribute to a more sustainable and resilient energy ecosystem.
2025 Winner is:
RevSolz Corp.

The Emerging Clean Technologies Award is focused on innovative technologies or processes that improve environmental performance or decrease cost of production in the energy industry through significant energy efficiency improvements, the sustainable use of resources, or environmental protection activities. (Note: Carbon Credits will not be considered). Technologies in this category are in the post pilot, proven category that have positive impact on the environment (TRL 6-7). Nominees in this category are recognized as innovators driving transformative change, setting new standards for environmental responsibility, and shaping a cleaner, more sustainable energy future.
2025 Winner is:
Carbonova Corp.
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The Emerging Leader Award acknowledges an up-and-coming individual whose efforts have already made a significant contribution to their organization, industry or community that go above and beyond their normal day to day duties. The nominee should stand out in terms of strategic thinking, leadership, community involvement and the pursuit of excellence in their field. The nominees in this category will have been in the energy industry for 10 or less years. Self-nominations are permitted in this category.
2025 Winner is:
Mina Zarabian, CEO & Co-Founder, Carbonova Corp.

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Suzanne West, a visionary business leader in the Canadian energy sector, passionately advocated for elevating environmental standards and promoting sustainability within the oil and gas industry. Her profound influence has left an enduring legacy, transforming the landscape of the energy sector and inspiring a paradigm shift towards enhanced environmental performance.
The Suzanne West Environmental Excellence Award serves to recognize any efforts, initiatives or technological advancements that have minimized or eliminated the environmental footprint of the energy industry. This award is specific to environmental technologies/initiatives used in the energy industry. All environmental technologies in this category should be at either: initial production and rollout, full production mode, or commercial.
2025 Winner is:
Petroleum Technology Research Centre

The Methane Emissions Reduction Award recognizes organizations or initiatives that are leading the way in reducing methane emissions across the energy sector. Eligible projects may involve the development of cutting-edge technologies for methane detection, capture, or abatement, as well as best practices in operational management, infrastructure, and policy implementation. Awardees will demonstrate a measurable reduction in methane emissions, fostering cleaner air and advancing efforts to meet global climate targets. Nominees in this category will be recognized for their innovative technologies, strategies, and practices that effectively mitigate methane leaks and emissions, making a significant contribution to environmental sustainability and the fight against climate change.
2025 Winner is:
GHGSAT

The Excellence in Energy Research Award celebrates the groundbreaking and transformative research being conducted by post-secondary institutions worldwide to advance the energy sector. It honors innovative projects and applied research that are driving progress, addressing global energy challenges, and shaping the future of sustainable energy solutions. Recognizing contributions across all forms of energy, this award highlights the critical role academic research and applied research plays in fostering innovation and providing real-world solutions. It acknowledges the visionary thinkers and teams whose work is pushing the boundaries of what’s possible, paving the way for a cleaner, more efficient, and resilient energy future.
2025 Winner is:
University of Calgary

The Innovation in Technologies: Equipment or Process Controls Award recognizes highly disruptive innovations in equipment that have had a major impact on energy efficiency, emissions, economics, scheduling, or quality. This category also acknowledges projects, products, or services specific to controls that make a positive impact to the industry. All technologies in this category should be at either: initial production and rollout, full production mode, or commercial (post pilot). If the underlying solution is digital, it should be submitted under the Digital Innovator Award category.
2025 Winner is:
Scovan Inc.

The Powering the Future Award recognizes companies that exemplify innovation, leadership, and commitment to advancing economically and environmentally sustainable power generation. This category celebrates organizations developing cutting-edge technologies and solutions that drive the energy transition while ensuring reliability, efficiency, and a low-carbon future. Nominees in this category will demonstrate a commitment to integrating sustainability into power generation, showcasing advancements that deliver measurable environmental and economic impact.
2025 Winner is:
Remote Power Corp

As global energy markets shift and the threat of tariffs looms, Canada cannot afford to remain a resource-rich nation without a strategic plan. Unlocking our full potential requires bold action—developing new export markets, refining crude oil into high-value petroleum products, unleashing the development of critical minerals and building interprovincial infrastructure such as west-east pipelines. To secure Canada’s energy future at home and on the global stage, industry leaders, policymakers, and regulators must collaborate like never before. The question is: will Canada lead, or be left behind?
Canada faces an infrastructure gap that threatens both domestic energy security and access to high-demand global markets. Despite the success of LNG Canada, too many energy projects stall before reaching Final Investment Decision (FID). The challenge isn’t potential—it’s unlocking investment and eliminating bottlenecks. How can industry, investors, and policymakers fast-track the next generation of LNG facilities, refineries, and critical infrastructure to capitalize on Canada’s energy advantage?
Energy security concerns are reshaping the global market, creating unprecedented opportunities for Canada. High-demand regions—including the Indo-Pacific, Asia, and Europe—are seeking stable, sustainable energy solutions, and Canada has the resources to deliver. The question isn’t whether Canada can compete globally — it’s whether we are ready to seize the moment.
The private sector is driving energy innovation, but excessive regulatory hurdles, red tape and economic constraints threaten to stall progress. Governments want to diversify the energy mix, but without an investment-friendly environment, achieving sustainability goals will remain out of reach. What must change to unlock capital, de-risk projects, and ensure Canada remains a global leader in energy development?
Indigenous communities are playing a growing role in Canada’s energy sector, but barriers remain — carbon taxes, affordability, underrepresentation, and regulatory obstacles continue to limit true economic participation. The future isn’t just about consultation; it’s about co-ownership. How can the private sector and Indigenous communities create a new era of energy partnerships that drive prosperity and self-determination?
The energy industry faces a talent emergency—fewer young people are entering the field, the workforce is aging, and international student numbers are declining. Meanwhile, demand for skilled workers is skyrocketing. Without urgent action, Canada risks a major talent shortage. How can industry, academia, and Indigenous communities collaborate to build the next generation of energy leaders?
Energy powers every aspect of our lives, yet the industry struggles with public perception—mired in political debates, complex regulations, and misinformation. The result? A public disconnected from the realities of energy production and its critical role in economic prosperity. How can the sector engage, educate, and shift the narrative to build public trust and support for Canada’s energy future?
AI is revolutionizing the energy industry, driving efficiencies and optimizing operations—but it’s also creating new challenges, including skyrocketing electricity demand. How can companies leverage AI to accelerate the energy transition while ensuring sustainability, grid stability, and emissions reduction in alignment with global climate goals?
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