21st Annual Arctic Energy & Resource Symposium 2022 | The Canadian Institute | 30 March 2022 | Hilton Garden Inn Calgary Downtown, 711 4 St SE Suite A, Calgary, AB T2G 1N3, Canada

Connect with key northern stakeholders for candid discussions and valuable information on project development in oil, gas, alternative energy, and critical mineral resources.

THIS YEAR’S HIGHLIGHTS
• Infrastructure Advancements in Roads, Ports, Rail and Telecommunications
• Exploring Natural Gas Opportunities and Projects in Canada’s North
• Alternative Energy Sources in Wind, Solar and Small Modular Reactors to Minimize the Use of Diesel
• Growth Opportunities in Critical Minerals in the Technology Economy
• Expanding a Remediation Economy and Balancing Environmental Responsibility with Economic Development
• Assessing the Future for Oil and Gas Developments in the Alaskan North Slope, Russia and Norway

The symposium is your opportunity to ask questions and learn more about the future of sustainable resource development in the North and Canada’s role in global energy markets. Ensure you have the latest information about infrastructure advancements, regulatory issues and what is required to move forward with new projects.

Meet the leaders and decision makers from Territorial and Federal governments, Indigenous communities and industry at this anticipated event.

WHO ATTEND?
This is a must-see event for government and industry professionals involved in Northern resource development. The spectrum of job responsibilities includes:
• Regulatory and Government Affairs
• Policy Advisor
• Environment & Natural Resources
• Indigenous and Community Affairs
• Economic Development
• Land Management & Environmental Approvals
• Logistics, Infrastructure, Transportation
• Exploration Manager
• Oil & Gas Planning
• Petroleum Advisors
• Resource Development
• Geoscientist
• New Ventures
• Project Managers
• Legal Affairs
• Finance and Procurement
• Business Development

2022 Speakers

Jakob Alveberg
Counselor, Petroleum and Energy, Royal Norwegian Embassy (Washington D.C)

Seth Bohnet
Director, Strategic Infrastructure, Department of Infrastructure, Government of the Northwest Territories

Allan Chatenay
President, Explor

Brian Crist
Director, Highways and Public Works, Transportation Engineering Branch, Yukon Government

G. Kent Fellows
Associate Program Director: Canadian Northern Corridor, University of Calgary

Jeff C. Griffin
Vice-President, Science & Technology, Canadian Nuclear Laboratories

Mike Harlow
Manager Petroleum Resources, Industry, Tourism and Investment, Government of Northwest Territories

Rasel Hossain
Director, Contaminants and Remediation Division, Northwest Territories Region, Crown Indigenous Relations & Northern Affairs Canada

Katie Kachur
Vice-President, Government Relations, West, Canadian Propane Association

Katharina Koch
Postdoctoral Associate, Canadian Northern Corridor Research Program, The School of Public Policy, University of Calgary

Jay Massie
Vice President, Northern Development & Indigenous Relations, ATCO Electric

Paul Murchison
Executive Director, Major Transportation, Highways and Public Works, Yukon Government

Larry Persily
former Federal Coordinator, Alaska Natural Gas Transportation Projects, Journalist/Instructor, University of Alaska Anchorage

Ben Seligman
Project Specialist, Arctic/Frontier Oil & Gas

Matthew Spence
Regional Director General, Northwest Territories Region, Crown Indigenous Relations & Northern Affairs Canada (CIRNAC)

Hon. John Streicker
Minister of Energy, Mines & Resources, Government of Yukon

Priyank Thatté
Executive Director, Sustainable Infrastructure Branch, Highways and Public Works, Yukon Government

Hon. Dan Vandal
Minister of Northern Affairs, Government of Canada

Hon. Caroline Wawzonek
Minister, Industry, Tourism, Culture and Investment, Government of Northwest Territories

Jennifer Winter
Scientific Director, Energy and Environmental Policy, School of Public Policy research division, University of Calgary

FACILITATOR:

Rasel Hossain
Director, Contaminants and Remediation Division, Northwest Territories Region, Crown Indigenous Relations & Northern Affairs Canada

WORKSHOP LEADERS:

Ron Breadmore
Project Manager, Contaminants and Remediation Division, Northwest Territories Region, Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada (CIRNAC)

Joel Nolin
District Market Sector Manager, AECOM

Mario Giguère
Procurement Specialist, Procurement Edmonton, Public Services and Procurement Canada

Brett Wheler
Senior Policy Advisor, Sustainability and Resource Management, Tlicho Government

2022 Sponsors

REFRESHMENT BREAK SPONSOR:
• Government of Northwest Territories

MEDIA PARTNERS:
• Canadian Association of Energy Contractors (CAOEC)
• CAPP
• CPA