CanWEA in Montreal — A Real Success

CanWEA

 

Oct 6, 2017

The Canadian Wind Energy Association (CanWEA)’s highly successful 33rd annual conference and exhibition in Montreal, Quebec attracted 1,400 registrants and hosted approximately 120 exhibitors, covering 24,600 square feet of exhibition space at the Palais des congrès de Montréal.


Canada’s transition to a clean energy future was a powerful theme for this year’s conference. Plenaries and education sessions explored innovation, modernization, new markets and much more. The event offered powerful insights that will help industry members navigate a changing landscape and position themselves for new opportunities.

Mark your calendars for CanWEA 2018 in Calgary, Alberta, October 23-25. The event will explore opportunities for wind energy and renewables in Western Canada’s transition to a leading renewable energy market in Canada.

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