Ontario Energy Association Names Oakville Enterprises Corporation Company of the Year

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Oct 6, 2017

On September 25, 2017, the Ontario Energy Association presented its the Company of the Year award to Oakville Enterprises Corporation (OEC). The award recognizes outstanding achievements in the Ontario energy sector over the past year. OEC takes the lead in diversity, health and safety initiatives and customer service excellence.

“It is quite an honour to receive this award and truly appreciate the hard work and dedication of all OEC employees,” says Rob Lister, President and CEO of OEC. “OEC’s dynamic portfolio of businesses allows the organization to serve Canada’s energy and infrastructure marketplace.” (Shown in photo: Rob Lister and OEC colleagues, with Ontario’s Minister of Energy, Glenn Thibeault, and the OEA Company of the Year Award.)

OEC’s portfolio of synergistic businesses participate in and serve Canada’s energy and infrastructure marketplace, with companies specializing in electricity distribution, infrastructure services, energy services, and generation. 

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