AEA Learn & Grow 2025 – October 2

September 15, 2025

Learn & Grow 2025 features an informative panel discussion on Battery Energy Storage, a keynote on mental health, great guests and the chance to see new products and talk with manufacturer experts.

Registration includes entrance into the trade show, one technical panel discussion, one professional development session, snacks, and a meet-and-greet opportunity.

Panel Discussion

Battery Energy Storage

Battery energy storage systems (aka BESS) are a profitable business opportunity coming to the Alberta market. Already used in our province for utility scale projects, commercial businesses and institutions are looking at it as a way to stabilize peak demand costs, provide power for manufacturing during outages and to provide power in remote areas combined with solar and other sources to keep them charged and at the ready.

Panelists:
  • Vienna Zhou – CEO, Troes Corp.
  • Robert Tremblay – Policy Manager, Energy Storage Canada.
  • Kevin Ritzman – Vice President, Northern Sun Energy
  • Josh Campbell P.Eng, PMP – Evolve Power

Event Details

AEA Member Price

$50 (online)
$75 (at door)

Discounts for +4

Non-Member Price

$65 (online)
$85 (at door)

Date/Time:

October 2, 2025, starting at 12:30

Location:

Holiday Inn & Suites – Blackfoot Trail

More Information and Registration

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