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January 2016
Now We Are Cooking with Gas
Ottawa, ON
march 2016
CGA Operations Conference and Integrity Workshop
Toronto, ON
This conference will provide a forum for industry leaders to discuss & exchange ideas around safety, efficiency, new technologies & problem solving techniques, to enhance the performance of their own operations as they manage the day-to-day needs of natural gas distribution & transmission systems & their customers. The conference program will include a mix of interactive panel discussions and breakout sessions. The target audience is Managers, Engineers & Field & General Supervisors responsible for the safe, efficient transmission & delivery of natural gas to end-use customers & manufacturers and service providers looking to introduce leading products and services to the industry.
MARCH 2016
CGA Regulatory Course
Ottawa, ON
The Canadian Gas Association is proud to present the 22nd Annual Regulatory Course. The course objective is to develop a more complete and practical understanding of the Canadian natural gas regulatory framework and, in particular, the ratemaking process. Concepts outlined in an adult learning format will be reinforced through pre-course reading material and exercises. Interactive participation will be encouraged by using an open format and a hearing simulation involving all students.
aPRIL 2016
CGA Enginering and Integrity Conference
Vancouver, BC
This conference will provide excellent learning and networking opportunities for any individuals involved in distribution system engineering, planning, integrity management and operations. The conference is targeted at engineers, front line supervisors, and managers involved in these areas. The two day program will include a variety of interactive workshops and a trade show for manufacturers and suppliers to exhibit their innovative new products and services.
April 2016
CEPA Foundation Spring Meeting
Fredericton, NB
A Century of Regulation - Honouring the Past, Shaping the Future
We work together to hear about the issues facing our member companies, share ideas, develop solutions, promote research, and advocate on behalf of the Canadian Pipeline Industry. Through these meetings, the pipeline industry will continue to improve its performance, as it relates to reputation, safety, reliability, efficiency, technology and environmental responsibility. These meetings also increase networking opportunities for all of our members which will lead to strong long lasting relationships with peers, partners and prospective customers, as we work co-operatively on industry issues.
may 2016
CAMPUT 2016
Montreal, QC
Canada’s Energy and Utility Regulators is a self-supporting, non-profit association of Canadian federal, provincial and territorial regulatory boards and commissions. These boards and commissions are responsible for the regulation of the electric, water, gas and pipeline utilities in Canada. Some CAMPUT members are also responsible for the regulation of matters such as automobile insurance.
To improve public utility regulation in Canada; and to improve the education and training of commissioners and staff of public utility tribunals.
MAY 2016
IGUA Spring Seminar
Ottawa, ON
Natural Gas Markets and A Carbon Constrained Future
IGUA’s 2016 Spring Seminar will explore the impact of the evolving natural gas infrastructure and the changing political landscape on energy intensive industrial operations. Keynote presentations will provide insight on the changing political landscape and re-emergence of climate change as a major policy driver. A panel of experts will examine the developments of that influenced gas markets in the past year from energy prices and infrastructure changes to policy shifts and regulatory developments. The afternoon panel will cast a look into the future and surface policy, market and regulatory issues for attention or action.
JuNE 2016
OCSWSSW (Ontario College of Social Workers and Social Service Workers）
Toronto, ON
Resilience: At the Root of Practice
june 2016
CGA Gas Measurement and Regulation Conference
Regina, SK
The 55th Annual CGA Gas Measurement School provides delegates with an excellent opportunity to develop and enhance their skills to stay on top of our rapidly changing industry. The three-day School will feature technical papers, presentations and panel discussions from Industry Experts, hands-on learning sessions, manufacturer exhibits and a new product showcase.
SEPTEMBER 2016
CEPA Foundation Fall Meeting
Winnipeg, MB
We work together to hear about the issues facing our member companies, share ideas, develop solutions, promote research, and advocate on behalf of the Canadian Pipeline Industry. Through these meetings, the pipeline industry will continue to improve its performance, as it relates to reputation, safety, reliability, efficiency, technology and environmental responsibility. These meetings also increase networking opportunities for all of our members which will lead to strong long lasting relationships with peers, partners and prospective customers, as we work co-operatively on industry issues.
October 2016
IAGT Workshop
Montreal, QC
IAGT Workshop 2016 - Gas Turbine Contributions to Cleaner Energy Systems
The Industrial Application of Gas Turbines (IAGT) Committee, formed in 1973 with the support of the National Research Council of Canada, is a Technical Advisory Group to Canadian industry and government. The group is also supported by the Canadian Gas Association, providing a forum for communication of new technology developments related to the industrial application of gas turbines for pipeline compressors, combined cycle power, or various cogeneration and district energy systems.
The IAGT Committee is organizing this 2-day workshop to describe the continued potential for these types of cleaner distributed energy systems across Canada, with expanding linkages to renewables and bio-energy. Gas turbines in a wide range of sizes are fueled by a flexible combination of hydrogen-based natural gas, light oil or new bio-fuel opportunities, all of which provide heat to the high pressure airflow that provides the output power and thermal energy. Recent technology successes have led to many benefits, including very low air pollutant emissions, good system efficiency and low GHG emissions, high onsite reliability for communities, and support for local renewable energy production.