Energy Council of Canada Seeks New President

Energy Council of Canada

 

Agust 3, 2017

The Energy Council of Canada, a founding member of the global World Energy Council (“WEC”), is a national energy organization for strategic thinking, dialogue, networking and action by senior executives in the private and public sectors focused on provincial, national, continental and global energy issues.

The Energy Council’s vision is an affordable, stable and environmentally-sound energy system providing the greatest benefits for all Canadians. The Energy Council’s cross-Canada membership is its core strength – 74 member organizations including energy companies, the federal government and eight provincial governments, firms providing professional services to the energy sector, and each of the major industry associations. 

http://www.energy.ca/sites/default/files/files/President Search Notice Final.pdf

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