Canadian Petrochemical Summit Coming to Alberta
Alberta’s Industrial Heartland Association (AIHA) will be hosting the annual Canadian Petrochemical Summit on June 6-8, 2023 in Kananaskis, Alberta. Tickets go on sale February 1 at CdnPetrochemicalSummit.ca.
The Summit is an exclusive gathering of the best minds in the Canadian petrochemical industry. Speakers will explore current issues and trends affecting the petrochemical and chemical sectors. The program will offer specific dialogue on industrial decarbonization and energy transition, Canada’s role in global market demand, national forecasting and trends, and insight into competitive regulatory frameworks.
“As stewards of responsible development of Canada’s largest hydrocarbon region, AIHA is well suited to host this annual event.” says Executive Director Mark Plamondon. “We want to provide attendees with current and relevant insights from world class speakers which will help their business have a competitive edge.”
About the Summit
World Class Speakers. Speakers from across the world will provide insight into key topics affecting the petrochemical industry. The keynote, Evan Soloman, has spent his decades-long career interviewing the most influential powerbrokers and political players. In his keynote, Fueling the Future: How the Battle over Energy is Changing Everything, Soloman will explore the energy crisis, how we got here, and what we can do about it.
A Venue Like No Other. Pomeroy Kananaskis Lodge is where backcountry and beauty meet. Nestled in the mountains, the Kananaskis Lodge is a modern getaway about an hours’ drive from the Calgary airport. In addition to pre-event activities, experience other local attractions like the world renown Nordic Spa, horse back riding and mountain biking. Enjoy complimentary meeting spaces, the business hub, and the opportunity to engage with other leaders without the crowds.
Intimate experience with other leaders. With a very limited capacity, this event provides the intimate opportunity to engage in discussions with other executives on issues affecting the industry.
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