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Representing the clean energy industry in British Columbia for over 30 years. #CleanEnergyBC cleanenergybc.org British Columbia, Canada Joined September 2010-
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CEBC Congratulates MLA George Anderson on his Appointment as Parliamentary Secretary for Energy and Climate Solutions Vancouver, B.C. – June 9, 2026 – The Clean Energy Association of British Columbia (CEBC) extends its congratulations to MLA George Anderson on his recent appointment as Parliamentary Secretary for Energy and Climate Solutions. CEBC values the meaningful engagement and collaboration it has enjoyed with MLA Anderson since his initial appointment as Parliamentary Secretary for Transit and has every confidence that he will excel in his new portfolio. The Association looks forward to working more closely with MLA Anderson moving forward as B.C. embarks on a multi-decade journey of clean energy development. Together, we will help ensure new renewable energy generation and storage projects are supported throughout the development cycle, whether under BC Hydro’s regular Calls for Power or through other pathways like the Capacity RFEOI and Indigenous Clean Energy Initiative. “MLA Anderson has shown clear leadership and a strong commitment to advancing zero- and low-carbon solutions since his election in 2024, and CEBC is excited to work with him in his new capacity,” said Interim Executive Director Stephen Rayner. “Our members and the broader clean energy community look forward to growing our collaboration to ensure B.C. continues to strengthen its position as a global clean energy leader. Together, we can efficiently and responsibly build the clean, affordable, and reliable energy generation and storage infrastructure that forms the foundation for economic growth across B.C.’s industries and communities.” Alongside the Province, First Nations, developers, and service providers, CEBC will continue to advance the conditions needed to secure a clean and competitive future for all British Columbians, in alignment with the Province’s “Look West Strategy.”
Save the Date: First Nations Energy Summit We’re pleased to share that the First Nations Energy Summit is returning! Join us for an important gathering focused on Indigenous leadership, partnerships, and opportunities in the clean energy sector. More details to come! #FNES #CleanEnergy #FirstNationsLeadership
Thank You to Our Speakers, Sponsors, and Exhibitors As we close out reflecting on #Generate2026, we extend our sincere thanks to all of the speakers, panelists, and partners who contributed to such a strong and thoughtful program. Your insights, leadership, and collaboration continue to shape the future of clean energy in British Columbia. A special thank you to our sponsors and exhibitors for your ongoing support and commitment to advancing the sector. Together, we power the future. #Generate2026
Panel Highlight from #Generate2026: Future of Solar Solar in British Columbia is entering a new phase, shaped by policy shifts, evolving technology, and growing demand for local energy solutions. Speakers shared how momentum is building across residential, commercial, and community-scale projects, with strong growth driven by incentives, innovation, and increasing awareness. Featuring: David Vonesch, SkyFire Energy Sean Palfenier, Riverside Energy Systems Rob Baxter, VREC Solar / SolShare Energy Sean Brennan, T’ll Yahda Energy Moderated by Zoë Dhillon, Clean Energy Consulting Insights snapshot: • Rapid growth, with room to scale Solar adoption has accelerated in recent years, but still represents a small share of overall generation in B.C., highlighting significant opportunity ahead. • Shift toward self-consumption and storage With changes to net metering, the focus is moving toward how energy is used in real time, with batteries and storage becoming a bigger part of the conversation. • Community-led and shared models emerging New approaches are expanding access, including shared ownership models that allow more people to participate, even without installing systems on their own properties. • Indigenous-led innovation in action Projects like those led by T’ll Yahda Energy demonstrate how solar, storage, and community leadership are advancing energy independence and reducing reliance on diesel in remote communities. Across the discussion, a consistent theme emerged: solar is becoming a more integrated and flexible part of B.C.’s broader energy system, alongside other technologies and approaches. #Generate2026
Closing Panel: Regulatory Update: Modernizing Permitting for Renewables at #Generate2026 We were delighted to close #Generate2026 with a strong discussion on how British Columbia is evolving its regulatory and permitting framework to support the next phase of clean energy development. Bringing together leaders from government, regulators, and industry, the conversation focused on what it will take to move from momentum to delivery. Featuring: Ward Prystay, Stantec Chris Gilmore, Ministry of Energy and Climate Solutions Julia Mancinelli, Innergex Renewable Energy Katherine St. James, Environmental Assessment Office Peter Robb, BC Energy Regulator Moderated by: Sabrina Spencer, Aird + Berlis Key insights from the panel: Peter Robb, BC Energy Regulator The sector is shifting from planning to execution. Building projects at scale will require consistent procurement, early engagement, and using the full capacity of the system to deliver efficiently. Katherine St. James, Environmental Assessment Office Work is underway to streamline environmental assessment processes, improve coordination across agencies, and reduce duplication while maintaining strong standards. Early alignment with First Nations continues to be critical to project success. Chris Gilmore, Ministry of Energy and Climate Solutions There is a clear commitment to advancing electrification and supporting project development, with ongoing work to improve processes, prioritize key projects, and align policy with the pace of growth. Julia Mancinelli, Innergex Renewable Energy The focus now is on delivery. Regular procurement, clear permitting pathways, and coordinated decision-making will be essential to maintaining momentum and ensuring projects move forward. Ward Prystay, Stantec Improved regulatory clarity is already making a difference. More defined guidance is helping proponents scope work, manage risk, and move through permitting with greater confidence. A consistent message across the panel: British Columbia has the foundation, expertise, and partnerships in place. The opportunity now is to move forward with clarity, coordination, and sustained momentum. #Generate2026
Cross Sector Collaboration to Drive Clean Growth at #Generate2026 This panel brought together leaders across sectors to explore how demand, planning, and investment must align to support British Columbia’s growing need for clean electricity — and the critical role of First Nations leadership in enabling long-term success. Insights from the discussion: Nancy Wright, New Economy Canada First Nations are not just stakeholders, they are rightsholders — and projects built through true co-development create the confidence needed to move investment forward. Nancy highlighted a clear path forward: build generation and transmission, connect regions, train the workforce, and grow domestic supply chains. Rob Goehring, AIn BC As industries converge, technology is breaking down long-standing silos. AI is increasingly a foundational tool across sectors — from clean tech to water management to data infrastructure — and BC is well positioned to lead as adoption accelerates and cross-sector collaboration deepens. Michael Goehring, Mining Association of BC Policy and regulation continue to shape the pace of development. While progress is being made to streamline permitting, stronger coordination and more regionalized planning will be key to aligning electricity supply with industrial demand. Marc Pinkoski, BTY Group Long-term success requires rethinking partnerships. The shift is not about building capacity within First Nations, but about strengthening capacity on the non-Indigenous side to build better relationships, support stewardship, and deliver projects that succeed over generations. A consistent message across the panel: delivering clean growth will require alignment across sectors, stronger collaboration, and a shared commitment to building projects that work for communities, industry, and the broader economy. Featuring: Marc Pinkoski, BTY Group Michael Goehring, Mining Association of BC Rob Goehring, AInBC Nancy Wright, New Economy Canada Moderated by Kean Silverthorn, McCarthy Tétrault #Generate2026
CEBC Welcomes Newly Elected Board Directors Following an online election of CEBC members in good standing, the Clean Energy Association of British Columbia (CEBC) is pleased to welcome Lisa Dang to the Board of Directors and congratulate Ina Gjoka on her re-election and continued service as Board Chair. Members were formally introduced to the newly elected directors during the Association's Annual General Meeting (AGM) held at Generate 2026. CEBC is fortunate to be guided by a highly skilled and experienced Board of Directors that brings together expertise from across British Columbia's clean energy sector. This breadth of experience helps ensure CEBC remains a strong voice for clean energy development and collaboration across the province. Ina Gjoka, Board Chair Ina Gjoka was re-elected by CEBC members and will continue serving as Board Chair. Ina is the Government Relations Strategist at Innergex Renewable Energy, where she leads policy and regulatory engagement in British Columbia and across Western Canada. Based in Victoria, she works with government, industry, and Indigenous partners to advance responsible clean energy development that supports economic growth, reconciliation, and lasting community value. With more than a decade of experience in political strategy and stakeholder engagement, Ina brings a practical, solutions-oriented approach to complex policy challenges, with a focus on aligning industry priorities with public policy and strengthening conditions for sustainable sector growth. Lisa Dang, Director CEBC is also pleased to welcome Lisa Dang to the Board of Directors following her election by the membership. Lisa currently serves as Manager of Regulatory Affairs at Evolugen by Brookfield Renewable, where she leads regulatory strategy and engagement across Western Canada. Previously, Lisa worked as a regulator at the British Columbia Utilities Commission and as part of the Capital Markets team at the Bank of Montreal. She also serves on the Board of Directors of the Vancouver Society of Children's Centres. Lisa brings valuable experience in regulatory affairs, governance, finance, and stakeholder engagement. Her background will further strengthen the Board as CEBC continues to support clean energy development, Indigenous partnerships, and sustainable economic growth across British Columbia. Looking Ahead On behalf of CEBC, congratulations to Ina and Lisa on their election. Together with CEBC's Board of Directors, they will help guide the Association's work to advance clean energy opportunities, support Indigenous participation and leadership, and contribute to a strong and sustainable energy future for British Columbia. Thank you to all nominees and members who participated in this year's election. To learn more about CEBC's Board of Directors and the leaders helping shape the future of British Columbia's clean energy sector, visit: ow.ly/ZQAS50Z7IPq
GENERATE WORKSHOP: Win, Win, Wind At #Generate2026, this session highlighted the Win, Win, Wind pathway, a first-of-its-kind approach to advancing floating wind in British Columbia through Indigenous leadership and international collaboration. Bringing together Aks Wind, Huu-ay-aht First Nations, and SeaTwirl, the discussion centred on a 2 MW floating wind pilot project that connects Canada to SeaTwirl’s Verti-Go program, creating a pathway to validate utility-scale floating wind in Pacific coastal waters. Session Speakers: Melanie Mark, Aks Wind Energy Stephen Rayner, Huu-ay-aht First Nations / Clean Energy BC David Carten, Aks Wind Kent Thoresen, SeaTwirl Øystein Kjæreng, SeaTwirl Grounded in partnership, the project reflects a shared commitment to building solutions that align with community priorities while advancing new technologies. The pilot will support environmental monitoring, workforce development, marine operations experience, and the data needed to inform future projects and BC Hydro learning. A key theme throughout the session was the importance of Indigenous-led development in shaping the future of clean energy in British Columbia. Rooted in stewardship, governance, and long-term community benefit, the project is designed to support energy sovereignty while creating lasting economic opportunities. The conversation emphasized that this is not just a pilot, but the foundation for a new industry in floating offshore wind. By advancing in parallel with a project in Norway, the initiative brings global expertise together with local leadership to accelerate learning and deployment. Panelists also highlighted the opportunity to build a BC-based supply chain, with turbine technology designed for simplicity and domestic manufacturing, reducing reliance on international transport and enabling deployment in coastal and remote regions. At its core, this work addresses a long-standing gap in British Columbia: the need for reliable, scalable clean power solutions that can serve coastal communities, grid-edge infrastructure, and future regional growth. #Generate2026
#Generate2026 Awards A highlight of #Generate2026 was celebrating the people and projects helping to shape the future of clean energy in British Columbia. Congratulations to this year’s award recipients: Clean Energy Student Scholarship Presented by Tom Hicks Winner: Asher Norris Anitra Paris Female Leadership Award Presented by Tami and Roy Paris Winner: Shakti Ramkumar Project Excellence Award Winner: Innergex Renewable Energy Innergex was recognized for its work on the Upper Harrison / Stave Hydroelectric Cluster, where long-term environmental monitoring and operational optimization have demonstrated increased fish productivity while enabling additional clean energy generation. Through collaboration with Douglas First Nation and regulators, the project advanced innovative approaches to instream flow requirements (IFR) and system optimization, showing how existing infrastructure can be enhanced to deliver more power while maintaining strong environmental stewardship. Student Poster Competition Winner: Elvia Willyono, Accelerating Community Energy Transformation (ACET), University of Victoria Thank you to all nominees and recipients for your leadership, innovation, and commitment to advancing clean energy across the province. #Generate2026
GENERATE KEYNOTE: ROGER DALL’ANTONIA At #Generate2026, Roger Dall’Antonia, President and CEO of FortisBC, shared perspectives on the evolving role of utilities in a period of rapid growth and system transformation. As electricity demand continues to rise across British Columbia, the conversation focused on how utilities are planning and investing in critical infrastructure while navigating shifting policy environments, changing demand forecasts, and increasing expectations around reliability and affordability. A key theme throughout the discussion was the need for greater coordination across the system. As demand grows, collaboration between utilities, including FortisBC and BC Hydro, will be essential to ensure infrastructure is aligned, investments are strategic, and projects can move forward efficiently. Looking ahead, there was a strong focus on the importance of long-term planning, infrastructure readiness, and creating the conditions needed to support continued growth across sectors. As British Columbia continues to expand its energy system, utilities will play a central role in ensuring that power is available where and when it is needed. Thank you to Roger Dall’Antonia and FortisBC for their continued partnership in advancing energy solutions across British Columbia. Moderated by: Sharon Singh, McMillan LLP #Generate2026
GENERATE DAY 2 KEYNOTE: COLLEEN GIROUX-SCHMIDT At #Generate2026, Colleen Giroux-Schmidt delivered a powerful keynote on behalf of Jean Trudel, President & CEO of Innergex Renewable Energy. British Columbia is not just an important market for Innergex. It is central to the company’s history, partnerships, and long-term growth, and for Colleen, it is home. She thanked the Clean Energy Association of British Columbia (CEBC) for its leadership in bringing the sector together at a pivotal moment, with a clear focus on how we move clean energy projects from conception to delivery. Her message was clear. This is a defining moment, not only for the sector, but for British Columbia and for Canada. As global demand accelerates, electricity is becoming the foundation of economic growth. From critical minerals and manufacturing to artificial intelligence and emerging industries, the next generation of development will be built where clean, reliable, and scalable electricity is available. The question is no longer whether British Columbia has potential. The question is whether we can move quickly enough, clearly enough, and consistently enough to turn that potential into built projects. Innergex’s presence in the province reflects that long-term view. With 22 operating facilities, projects advancing from the 2024 and 2025 Calls for Power, and more than $4.6 billion invested in British Columbia, the company’s commitment spans decades, not cycles. That commitment is grounded in partnership, with long-term relationships built alongside Indigenous Nations, governments, and communities to deliver clean electricity. A key message resonated throughout the keynote. The greatest risk is not that we build too much infrastructure. It is that we fail to build enough. Electricity is enabling infrastructure. It is the foundation for growth, and our planning, procurement, and regulatory systems must reflect that reality. There is strong alignment across the sector on clean power, Indigenous partnership, and economic growth. The opportunity ahead is about delivery. That means building projects and transmission on time, strengthening investor confidence, and sending clear, consistent signals that British Columbia is committed to a 20 to 30 year build-out. Certainty matters long before contracts are signed, as investment decisions begin years earlier through land assessment, relationship building, and capital allocation. Thank you to Colleen Giroux-Schmidt and Innergex Renewable Energy for a thoughtful and grounded keynote, and for their continued leadership in advancing clean energy development in British Columbia. #Generate2026
WORKSHOP: BCUC AND THE REGULATION OF PUBLIC UTILITIES IN BC At #Generate2026, this session explored the role of the British Columbia Utilities Commission and how it regulates the province’s energy system. The discussion covered Indigenous participation in regulatory processes, long-term resource planning, and the role of independent power producers in BC’s evolving energy landscape. Thank you to the speakers for sharing their expertise and insights into the regulatory frameworks shaping energy development in British Columbia. Featuring: Cairns Jeremy, BC Utilities Commission Alex Baer, BC Utilities Commission Charlene de Boer, BC Utilities Commission #Generate2026
The Future of Storage and Firm Power at #Generate2026 Last week at #Generate2026, this panel explored the next phase of firm energy, from long-duration storage to geothermal, and how these technologies will support grid reliability as demand grows. Panelists: Matt Harper, Invinity Energy Systems Will Patterson, RES Group Mihskakwan James Harper, NRStor Jason Owen, Corix Catherine Hickson, Tuya Terra Geo Corp. David Kiess, PS Energy Innovators Moderated by: Michelle Mungall, Energy Storage Canada Insights snapshot: • Long-duration storage and firm power will be critical to supporting reliability as renewable generation expands. • Certainty remains essential. Clear signals on procurement, planning, and technology value are key to unlocking investment. • A diversified approach is required. No single technology will meet future needs. • System coordination matters. Generation, transmission, interconnection, and storage must be planned together. • Geothermal and other firm resources offer important baseload potential but require long-term support to scale. • Local and distributed solutions can strengthen community resilience and reduce pressure on the grid. A consistent theme across the discussion: delivering the next phase of clean energy will require coordination, clarity, and sustained collaboration across industry, First Nations, and government. #Generate2026
2025 Call for Power: Wind Industry Leadership Panel Building on the momentum from last week’s conversations at #Generate2026, this panel brought together developers shaping wind energy in British Columbia. Snapshot key insights: Jose Auffray, Ecoener BC is a top-tier market for investment. Confidence remains high: strong projects will attract capital, and industry is already looking ahead to the 2028 Call for Power with greater clarity. Jose also highlighted the strength of partnerships, reflecting the importance of aligned values and strong Indigenous relationships in project success. Geoff Osborne, Capstone Infrastructure Success in the 2024 Call for Power reinforces the strength of BC’s model, particularly 30-year Crown Corporation agreements. There is strong collaboration happening across the sector with clear opportunity to continue building alignment. Geoff emphasized that procurement roadmap would be incredibly valuable for industry, helping guide investment decisions, partnership development, and long-term planning. Colleen Giroux-Schmidt, Innergex Renewable Energy Delivering on projects is critical to strengthening global confidence in BC’s ability to execute. Clear, consistent signals including future procurement and long-term planning are essential to attracting globally mobile capital and supporting multi-decade partnerships with First Nations. Colleen also underscored the need for alignment between provincial direction and BC Hydro planning. Cory Basil, EDF power solutions There is a need to de-risk projects, particularly given development timelines. The evolution toward equity partnerships with Indigenous communities is a defining shift. Capital remains a challenge and gaps still exist. Cory reinforced the importance of a clear investment pathway, sharing global capital is highly competitive and certainty through tools like a procurement roadmap would strengthen BC’s position. Isabelle Deguise, RES Group BC is emerging as one of the top markets in Canada, with strong momentum following recent Calls for Power. Continued momentum will be critical to future success. Clear signals on future calls will help secure investment and enable meaningful engagement with partners. Isabelle also pointed to interconnection as a key priority, emphasizing the need for more efficient, cost-effective solutions and continued collaboration. Jamie Houssian, Elemental Energy BC remains a strong and trusted market, with BC Hydro providing certainty for investors. There are positive signs of progress in permitting and coordination across agencies, with early projects already moving forward. Indigenous partnerships continue to evolve and shape project success. Jamie also highlighted progress with the BCER process, noting increased responsiveness and early engagement as positive steps forward, while reinforcing that interconnection and logistics require continued focus. Moderated by Mike McPhie, Falkirk Consulting #Generate2026
Day 1 Tradeshow Reception Thank you to everyone who attended our first day of #Generate2026! Here are some snapshots from our evening reception. What a great opportunity to connect, reflect on the day, and continue conversations across the sector. We will be sharing more photos from throughout the event soon, along with Day 2 highlights! #PoweringPartnerships #Generate2026
Day 1 Tradeshow Reception Thank you to everyone who attended our first day of #Generate2026! Here are some snapshots from our evening reception. What a great opportunity to connect, reflect on the day, and continue conversations across the sector. We will be sharing more photos from throughout the event soon, along with Day 2 highlights! #PoweringPartnerships #Generate2026
North Coast Transmission Line Update Panel at #Generate2026 One of the most significant infrastructure projects in Canada and a defining opportunity for partnership, regional development, and long-term economic impact. Featuring: Alex Gryzbowski, K’uul Power Luticia Miller, First Nations Major Projects Coalition Cody Gatzke, IBEW Local 258 Chief Wes Sam, Ts’il Kaz Koh First Nation Moderated by Ron Monk, Kerr Wood Leidal A clear message from the panel: this project is at a critical moment. After years of work including over 30,000 hours of engagement and negotiation with First Nations and hereditary leadership the North Coast Transmission Line is approaching a Final Investment Decision. Speakers emphasized both the scale of opportunity and the urgency to move forward: • This project will unlock multiple resource, energy, and infrastructure developments across the region • It represents a major step forward in First Nations partnership and shared governance • It will drive long-term economic opportunities, training, and workforce development in northern communities There was strong alignment on the need to: • Advance a clear and timely path to Final Investment Decision • Build a local workforce pipeline, including training programs and potential northern training facilities • Ensure meaningful local employment and long-term benefits for communities • Continue building out both wind and firm power generation to support the corridor As noted throughout the discussion, time is a critical factor maintaining momentum will be key to delivering this project. The North Coast Transmission Line has the potential to be a nation-building project for British Columbia and Canada, supporting energy development, economic growth, and long-term resilience. A significant achievement lies ahead and a clear call to focus, align, and deliver. #Generate2026
Workshop - ITC Update 2026: How to Claim and Maximize the CTITC on your Canadian Projects Canada’s Clean Technology Investment Tax Credit (CTITC) continues to play a central role in advancing wind, solar and energy storage deployment across the country. As projects move from announcement to execution, developers and investors are navigating real-world questions around eligibility, documentation, audits and compliance. This workshop delivered a practical session on Canada’s Clean Technology Investment Tax Credit and how to navigate eligibility, compliance, and project readiness. Featuring: Samira Dadgar, Deloitte Etienne Lecompte, LCAB Moderated by Patricia Lightburn, CanREA #Generate2026 #Partnerships #Workshop
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BC Government News @BCGovNews
182K Followers 793 Following Government of British Columbia providing you with current news & info. Stay Connected: https://t.co/WvEZfVVhpI – Collection Notice: https://t.co/smdc1qjxyp
Pembina Institute @Pembina
24K Followers 10K Following Canada’s energy transition is underway. Your support helps accelerate it, to the benefit of all Canadians. Double your impact ➡️ https://t.co/hxpMFla67M
Josie Osborne 🇨�... @Josie_Osborne
8K Followers 3K Following Pragmatic optimist. Ocean lover. Star Trek fan. Dog walker. Former #Tofino mayor. MLA for Mid Island Pacific Rim. BC’s Minister of Health.
Rob Shaw @RobShaw_BC
35K Followers 2K Following TV @CHEK_News » Daily Podcast @PoliticalCptl » Columns @Glacier_Media @BeatNorthern @bcbusiness » Radio @CBCRadioWest @AllPointsWestBC » Cats @BCPolitiCAT
Dr. Leah C. Stokes le... @leahstokes
99K Followers 4K Following Prof. climate + energy policy UCSB. Alum @MIT @Columbia @UofT. Host @degreespod. bluesky: @leahstokes.bsky.social - Cuts pollution! Proudly Canadian.
Joanna Kyriazis @joannakyriazis
2K Followers 1K Following Director of Public Affairs @cleanenergycan. Climate & energy policy, EVs, batteries. she/her. Views my own.
Merran Smith @merransmith
6K Followers 2K Following Mom. Passionate about making a better world. President New Economy Canada. Fellow Simon Fraser University. Founder Clean Energy Canada. @neweconomycan
Judith Sayers @kekinusuqs
6K Followers 1K Following President of the Nuu-chah-nulth Tribal Council, Sayers Strategic Advice; former Chief of Hupacasath First Nation. Views are my own.
Bruce Ralston @BruceRalston
4K Followers 432 Following Former BC Minister of Forests and Minister Responsible for the Consular Corps. Former BCNDP MLA of Surrey-Whalley
Jonathan Wilkinson �... @JonathanWNV
28K Followers 3K Following Member of Parliament for North Vancouver-Capilano🏔️
Canadian Renewable En... @RenewablesAssoc
3K Followers 973 Following We are the voice for wind, solar and energy storage solutions. 💨☀️🔋 Nous sommes la voix des solutions d’énergies éolienne et solaire et de stockage d’énergie.
BC Hydro @bchydro
109K Followers 637 Following Outages: *HYDRO (*49376) on cell 1 800 BCHYDRO (1 800 224 9376) on corded landline. Latest outage updates: https://t.co/c3Fe7W4BIc
Chris Bataille @bataille_chris
6K Followers 1K Following Tech & policy for NZ econ & industry @ColumbiaUEnergy https://t.co/LlRwEjXhbr https://t.co/LuHLkbCHV2 IPCC WGIII AR7 CLA Industry. Personal posts.
Global Public Affairs @GPAinsights
4K Followers 2K Following Canada's leading government relations and strategic communications firm. #GPAinsights🌐
Mariah Charleson | ł... @Mariahcharleson
1K Followers 2K Following Hesquiaht Lady | First Nations Health Council | From the Rez | My Own Thoughts
Woodfibre LNG @WoodfibreLNG
326 Followers 99 Following Your source of information and updates about the construction of the world's first net zero LNG export facility in Squamish B.C.
BC First Nations Fore... @bcfnfc
1K Followers 402 Following Our mission is simple: to support & advocate for the role #BCFirstNations should play in the governance & stewardship of forest lands and resources in BC 🌲
Indigenous Resource N... @IRN_Indigenous
3K Followers 639 Following A platform for Indigenous workers, business owners & leaders who support Indigenous inclusion in natural resource development🌲⛏️ Join us👇
Indigenous Rights & T... @IRTCommission
198 Followers 488 Following Advocating for First Nations communities to enforce and govern their own territories through rights and title. Join us in our fight for Indigenous sovereignty.
Business Council of B... @BizCouncilBC
4K Followers 973 Following The Business Council of British Columbia is a non-partisan organization dedicated to promoting prosperity for current and future generations.
Indigenous Partnershi... @IPSSevent
553 Followers 172 Following We showcase how Indigenous communities and enterprise partners can work together for shared success. Save the date: November 13, 2025.
McCarthy Tétrault @McCarthy_ca
7K Followers 405 Following Delivering strategic and innovative legal and business solutions I Offrir des solutions juridiques et d’affaires stratégiques et novatrices
Invinity Energy Syste... @InvinityEnergy
4K Followers 745 Following The world's leading #Vanadium #FlowBattery Company AIM: $IES #EnergyStorage #Renewables #LowCarbon #NetZero
New Economy Canada @neweconomycan
642 Followers 204 Following Uniting business, labour and Indigenous leaders acting now to unlock the power of clean energy and technology to grow investment, jobs and energy security.
Michael Goehring 🇺... @goehring_m
1K Followers 2K Following President and CEO, Mining Association of British Columbia
Nathan Lemphers @enlem
1K Followers 2K Following Expat Albertan who tweets climate, energy, and cute animal videos. Tweets my own. | alum @UofT_PolSci @MIT @Pembina @UAlberta @PriceofOil @SP_Inst
NorthX Climate Tech @northx_ct
350 Followers 523 Following Backing breakthrough climate hard tech solutions, reshaping industries, and creating enduring prosperity in Canada.
Greg D'Avignon 🇨�... @gregdavignon
2K Followers 782 Following Partner at Canadian Strategy Group. Western Canada's Public Affairs Firm.
Samir Makwana (Not Ac... @shadez
128K Followers 1K Following Tech Editor and Writer. Words: @xdadevelopers, @howtogeek, @MUO_Official, @gsmarena_com, @mysmartprice, @techwiser, @guidingtech, etc. Views = Personal 💜
EmergencyInfoBC @EmergencyInfoBC
215K Followers 531 Following EmergencyInfoBC provides current & verified information during emergencies. Information is updated 24/7. Collection Notice: https://t.co/u0vaxiXJjb
Brenda Bailey @BrendaBaileyBC
4K Followers 1K Following MLA for Vancouver South Granville and BC Minister of Finance. Past tech entrepreneur and non profit leader.
Moe Kabbara ⚡️�... @moekabbara
133 Followers 197 Following VP at @CanAccelerator, Senior Advisor at @AccelerateZEV , Co-chair of the Canadian Battery Task Force, tweets my own! Semi-pro musician
Prospectus Associates @ProspectusAssoc
171 Followers 303 Following Prospectus Associates is one of Canada’s leading national public affairs consulting firms.
Rachel Doran 🌎⚡�... @RachelSDoran
442 Followers 415 Following Director of Policy & Strategy @cleanenergycan | mother. cancer survivor. former lawyer & politico | clean economy. climate action. indigenous rights.
Accelerate - Accélé... @AccelerateZev
451 Followers 322 Following An alliance of organizations from across Canada's #ZEV landscape working together to support the accelerated development of a ZEV supply chain in Canada.
Blueprint for the Coa... @Blueprint4Coast
174 Followers 350 Following Collaborative campaign for a BC Coastal Marine Strategy and law that upholds Indigenous rights, supports biodiversity, and uplifts communities. @CPAWSbc @WCELaw
Social Exergy & Energ... @socialexergy
141 Followers 89 Following We study diffusion of low-carbon innovations + renewable energy for societal transformation @UVicGeog @UViCIVE
First Nations Summit @FNSummit
13K Followers 795 Following The FNS provides a forum for First Nations in BC to address issues related to Title and Rights, Treaty Negotiations, and other issues of common concern.
Power Advisory LLC @PowerAdvisory
221 Followers 96 Following Power Advisory LLC is a leading North American management consulting firm that specializes in electricity sector matters and solutions.
Canadian Hydrogen Ass... @PoweringNow
5K Followers 1K Following The Canadian Hydrogen Association (CHA). We are the voice of Canada's #hydrogen sector.
Jason Bordoff @JasonBordoff
34K Followers 1K Following Founding Director, @ColumbiaUEnergy; Prof of Prof Practice, @ColumbiaSIPA; Co-Founding Dean Emeritus, @ColumbiaClimate; fmr energy advisor, Pres @BarackObama
BC Green Caucus @bcgreencaucus
1K Followers 452 Following This account is no longer monitored. To get in touch with the BC Green Caucus, visit https://t.co/XGl71ZrCmK.
Dr. Genevieve Guenthe... @DoctorVive
72K Followers 1K Following Founding Director @EndClimtSilence | Author "The Language of Climate Politics"
Jason Dion @dion_jason
1K Followers 219 Following Senior Research Director at the Canadian Climate Institute (@ClimateInstit). Former Lead Researcher @EcofiscalCanada. Screw this place. Find me on Bluesky.
Michael Liebreich - @... @MLiebreich
70K Followers 178 Following Only posting links to my stuff on Cleaning Up, Substack, BloombergNEF, etc. Discussion on 🦋. Won't respond here and provide https://t.co/mBvNxIgKj3 with free training content.
Energy Intelligence @energyintel
73K Followers 873 Following Energy Intelligence is the leading energy information company. Our insights make us your essential guide to navigate the changing world of energy.
Women & Inclusivity i... @WISER_Network
742 Followers 179 Following WISER is an international interdisciplinary network of academics researching topics related to clean, low–carbon, or sustainable energy transitions
Energi Media @EnergiMedia
2K Followers 1K Following Thoughtful journalism about energy's future featuring journalist Markham Hislop @politicalham.
Mark Z. Jacobson @mzjacobson
47K Followers 432 Following Prof-Civil & Env Eng; Director-Atmosphere/Energy Prog; Research-climate, air pollution & clean/renewable energy; Cofounder-Solutions Project/100% Movement
IISD @IISD_news
24K Followers 7K Following An award-winning independent think tank for sustainable solutions. Focused on climate, nature & economies. Get the latest #sustdev news: https://t.co/ypa68ysV4K
Net-Zero Advisory Bod... @NZAB_Canada
2K Followers 361 Following Independent advice on #netzero emissions. Seeking out effective climate solutions and listening to Canadians. 🇨🇦 FR/@GCPC_Canada
IPCC @IPCC_CH
392K Followers 884 Following Official account of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), the @UN body for assessing the science related to climate change.
Fatih Birol @fbirol
86K Followers 847 Following Executive Director of @IEA, the global authority on energy. Big @Galatasaray fan.
Rick Smith @rjcsmith
4K Followers 3K Following President @ClimateInstit | président @InstitutClimat, Executive Producer @plasticpeople_ /fier 🇨🇦, Tweets my own
Gniewomir @gnievchenko
15K Followers 3K Following Energy analyst & investor • Industrial policy @cleantechforeu • Financing pilot projects
Matthew Klippenstein @ElectronComm
3K Followers 3K Following EV, H2, FC, e-bike 🧡 Regional Dir Western Canada @poweringnow, past lives FC's, wind, EV infra. Opinions mine. he/him. @[email protected]
Energy Futures Lab @LabEnergy
3K Followers 555 Following We convene innovators and change makers to generate solutions to the most pressing systemic energy challenges affecting Alberta and Canada.
The Transition Accele... @CanAccelerator
2K Followers 859 Following Putting Canada on a path to a strong, competitive economy in a world driving to reduce emissions to carbon neutrality.
Ontario's IESO @IESO_Tweets
7K Followers 332 Following See how we manage Ontario's power system, meeting Ontario’s needs in real-time and by planning for the future. For tweets about conservation: @SaveonEnergyOnt
Dale Beugin @dalebeugin
3K Followers 2K Following Executive VP, @ClimateInstit Board of Directors @QUESTCanada Prev: Executive Director @EcofiscalCanada @dalebeugin.bsky.social






