2025 Atlantic Canadian Conference on Energy System Modelling to be held in Halifax

The Energy Modelling Hub and Net Zero Atlantic invite you to participate in the 3rd Atlantic Canadian Conference on Energy System Modelling. This one-day event will feature discussions on themes of innovation and interprovincial collaboration to strengthen Atlantic Canada’s energy grid.

The conference offers a unique opportunity for stakeholders in the energy system transition to share technical findings and discuss further research of local importance. Delegates can look forward to exploring how modelling can help us shape a sustainable and inclusive energy future for Atlantic Canada. We look forward to learning and connecting with you.

Co-hosted by Net Zero Atlantic and the Energy Modelling Hub (EMH), this conference will explore how innovation and strong interprovincial collaboration can shape a more reliable and affordable grid for Atlantic Canada. This year’s theme focuses on addressing regional challenges, removing trade barriers, and translating complex energy models into actionable policies.

This event gathers experts from across Atlantic Canada to share practical solutions, innovative approaches, and collaborative strategies to build a more reliable and affordable regional grid. Whether you are a policymaker, energy modeler, or industry leader, this conference is a unique opportunity to connect, learn, and lead.

Why Attend?

• Gain insights from regional and national experts on energy modelling challenges and opportunities.
• Explore how innovation and interprovincial collaboration can shape a reliable and affordable grid.
• Participate in four panel sessions, a keynote presentation, and a networking reception.
• Access discussions on regional challenges, trade barriers, and actionable energy policies.
• Enjoy breakfast, lunch, and refreshment breaks while connecting with industry peers.

Who Should Attend?

• Policymakers seeking data-driven insights to inform decisions.
• Energy modellers translating complex models into actionable policies.
• Industry leaders navigating regional energy challenges and market opportunities.
• Academics and researchers exploring cutting-edge methodologies.
• Students interested in the latest developments in energy system modelling.