Addressing the Global Energy Crisis From An Indigenous Lens 2023 - FNMPC

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Addressing the Global Energy Crisis From An Indigenous Lens 2023

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Wednesday, February 15
9:00am – 10:00am

As part of the global strategy to balance climate and energy objectives to meet global demand, development of many different types of energy sources is required, including Hydrogen, SMRs and traditional energy sources. This presents unique opportunities and challenges for Indigenous nations, industry, and investors. Across North America, proper implementation of Indigenous values and respect for Indigenous rights and interests must form the basis for which we drive investment opportunities, energy access to global nations, and a path towards a more sustainable and equitable energy future.

  • Chief Emily Whetung, Former Curve Lake First Nation
  • Mark Podlasly, Chief Sustainability Officer, FNMPC
  • JP Gladu, Director, Suncor & Principal, Mokwateh

Sponsored by FNMPC’s Sustaining Partners, Cenovus, CIBC, Colliers Project Leaders, COWI, Gowling WLG, IBI Group, New Gold, and Pattern Energy, this is a must-attend event.