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SUMMARY:Atlantic Canada Wind Energy Supply Chain Information Session & Mixer | Halifax\, NS
DESCRIPTION:Interested in new business and job opportunities in Atlantic Canada’s growing wind energy sector?   \n\nAs Atlantic Canada’s offshore and onshore wind sector grows\, so do the opportunities for local suppliers\, businesses\, and communities to participate in projects and reap the benefits. There’s never been a better time to learn more about how to get involved in the region’s wind energy development. \nJoin Marine Renewables Canada (MRC) for an in-person information session in Halifax to explore the results of the Atlantic Wind Energy Supply Chain Assessment\, led by Xodus Group and a team of local consultants. Sessions will provide a comprehensive look into the future of both offshore and onshore wind energy development in Atlantic Canada and what supplies and services are required to meet growing project demand. With a focus on enhancing local capabilities\, these information sessions will address key questions and opportunities for businesses and communities in the region. Following the session\, join us for the MRC Mixer at 5:00 pm — a great opportunity to continue the conversation and connect with others in the industry. Open to both members and non-members. \nInformation Session Highlights  \n\nThe Future of Offshore and Onshore Wind: Explore the exciting growth potential of wind energy in Atlantic Canada\, from the highly promising offshore wind sector to the expanding onshore wind projects.\n\n\nSupply Chain Gaps & Opportunities: Understand the strengths\, challenges\, and gaps in the current wind energy supply chain and what it takes to develop a robust and competitive local industry.\n\n\nStrategies for Local Involvement: Learn how your business or community can engage in the burgeoning wind energy sector and maximize local benefits from both offshore and onshore wind projects.\n\n\nPathways for Development: Discover actionable strategies to close the supply chain gaps\, build strong partnerships\, and expand workforce capacity to meet the demands of future wind energy projects.\n\n  \nWho Should Attend?  \n\nLocal suppliers and service providers with existing expertise in renewable energy or those looking to expand into the industry.\n\n\nBusiness leaders\, entrepreneurs\, and organizations interested in supporting the growth of wind energy.\n\n\nGovernment officials\, policymakers\, and community leaders involved in renewable energy development.\n\n\nIndigenous businesses and communities looking to explore new opportunities in the rapidly growing offshore and onshore wind energy markets.\n\nInformation sessions are presented by MRC\, with support from the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency (ACOA)\, Nova Scotia Department of Energy\, and Prince Edward Island Energy Corporation. \n  \nMRC Mixers – Join us after the sessions for some networking!   \nOnce the information sessions wrap up\, join us at 5:00 PM for an informal mixer at the Stubborn Goat Gastropub (1580 Argyle St\, Halifax). Open to both MRC members and non-members\, this is a perfect chance to connect with industry leaders\, fellow professionals\, and key stakeholders in a relaxed and welcoming environment and continue the conversation. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to mingle and make meaningful connections! \nMixer registration is available when registering for information sessions. \n The Information session and MRC Mixer are open to anyone interested in attending. Registration is required\, with a cost to attend the Mixer. If you wish to attend both\, please register for the ‘Supply Chain Information Session + Mixer’ ticket option. 
URL:https://mrc-test-import.siteprev.dev/event/atlantic-canada-wind-energy-supply-chain-information-session-halifax-ns-2/
LOCATION:Marriott Harbourfront Hotel
CATEGORIES:MRC Events
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SUMMARY:Atlantic Canada Wind Energy Supply Chain Information Session & Mixer | Saint John\, NB
DESCRIPTION:Interested in new business and job opportunities in Atlantic Canada’s growing wind energy sector?   \n\nAs Atlantic Canada’s offshore and onshore wind sector grows\, so do the opportunities for local suppliers\, businesses\, and communities to participate in projects and reap the benefits. There’s never been a better time to learn more about how to get involved in the region’s wind energy development. \nJoin Marine Renewables Canada (MRC) for an in-person information session in Saint John to explore the results of the Atlantic Wind Energy Supply Chain Assessment\, led by Xodus Group and a team of local consultants. Sessions will provide a comprehensive look into the future of both offshore and onshore wind energy development in Atlantic Canada and what supplies and services are required to meet growing project demand. With a focus on enhancing local capabilities\, these information sessions will address key questions and opportunities for businesses and communities in the region. Following the session\, join us for the MRC Mixer at 5:00 pm — a great opportunity to continue the conversation and connect with others in the industry. Open to both members and non-members. \nInformation Session Highlights  \n\nThe Future of Offshore and Onshore Wind: Explore the exciting growth potential of wind energy in Atlantic Canada\, from the highly promising offshore wind sector to the expanding onshore wind projects.\n\n\nSupply Chain Gaps & Opportunities: Understand the strengths\, challenges\, and gaps in the current wind energy supply chain and what it takes to develop a robust and competitive local industry.\n\n\nStrategies for Local Involvement: Learn how your business or community can engage in the burgeoning wind energy sector and maximize local benefits from both offshore and onshore wind projects.\n\n\nPathways for Development: Discover actionable strategies to close the supply chain gaps\, build strong partnerships\, and expand workforce capacity to meet the demands of future wind energy projects.\n\n  \nWho Should Attend?  \n\nLocal suppliers and service providers with existing expertise in renewable energy or those looking to expand into the industry.\n\n\nBusiness leaders\, entrepreneurs\, and organizations interested in supporting the growth of wind energy.\n\n\nGovernment officials\, policymakers\, and community leaders involved in renewable energy development.\n\n\nIndigenous businesses and communities looking to explore new opportunities in the rapidly growing offshore and onshore wind energy markets.\n\nInformation sessions are presented by MRC\, with support from the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency (ACOA)\, Nova Scotia Department of Energy\, and Prince Edward Island Energy Corporation. \n  \nMRC Mixers – Join us after the sessions for some networking!   \nOnce the information sessions wrap up\, join us at 5:00 PM for an informal mixer at Saint John Ale House (1 Market Square\, Saint John). Open to both MRC members and non-members\, this is a perfect chance to connect with industry leaders\, fellow professionals\, and key stakeholders in a relaxed and welcoming environment and continue the conversation. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to mingle and make meaningful connections! \nMixer registration is available when registering for information sessions. \n  \nThe Information session and MRC Mixer are open to anyone interested in attending. Registration is required\, with a cost to attend the Mixer. If you wish to attend both\, please register for the ‘Supply Chain Information Session + Mixer’ ticket option. 
URL:https://mrc-test-import.siteprev.dev/event/atlantic-canada-wind-energy-supply-chain-information-session-saint-john-new-brunswick/
LOCATION:Delta Hotel Saint John
CATEGORIES:MRC Events
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DTEND;TZID=America/Halifax:20250424T170000
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SUMMARY:Atlantic Canada Wind Energy Supply Chain Information Session | Charlottetown\, PEI
DESCRIPTION:Interested in new business and job opportunities in Atlantic Canada’s growing wind energy sector?   \n\nAs Atlantic Canada’s offshore and onshore wind sector grows\, so do the opportunities for local suppliers\, businesses\, and communities to participate in projects and reap the benefits. There’s never been a better time to learn more about how to get involved in the region’s wind energy development. \nJoin Marine Renewables Canada (MRC) for an in-person information session in Charlottetown to explore the results of the Atlantic Wind Energy Supply Chain Assessment\, led by Xodus Group and a team of local consultants. Sessions will provide a comprehensive look into the future of both offshore and onshore wind energy development in Atlantic Canada and what supplies and services are required to meet growing project demand. With a focus on enhancing local capabilities\, these information sessions will address key questions and opportunities for businesses and communities in the region. \nAfter the information session\, there will be an opportunity for some informal networking starting at 5:00 PM. \nInformation Session Highlights  \n\nThe Future of Offshore and Onshore Wind: Explore the exciting growth potential of wind energy in Atlantic Canada\, from the highly promising offshore wind sector to the expanding onshore wind projects.\n\n\nSupply Chain Gaps & Opportunities: Understand the strengths\, challenges\, and gaps in the current wind energy supply chain and what it takes to develop a robust and competitive local industry.\n\n\nStrategies for Local Involvement: Learn how your business or community can engage in the burgeoning wind energy sector and maximize local benefits from both offshore and onshore wind projects.\n\n\nPathways for Development: Discover actionable strategies to close the supply chain gaps\, build strong partnerships\, and expand workforce capacity to meet the demands of future wind energy projects.\n\n  \nWho Should Attend?  \n\nLocal suppliers and service providers with existing expertise in renewable energy or those looking to expand into the industry.\n\n\nBusiness leaders\, entrepreneurs\, and organizations interested in supporting the growth of wind energy.\n\n\nGovernment officials\, policymakers\, and community leaders involved in renewable energy development.\n\n\nIndigenous businesses and communities looking to explore new opportunities in the rapidly growing offshore and onshore wind energy markets.\n\nInformation sessions are presented by MRC\, with support from the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency (ACOA)\, Nova Scotia Department of Energy\, and Prince Edward Island Energy Corporation. \nThe Information session is open to anyone interested in attending. Registration is required.
URL:https://mrc-test-import.siteprev.dev/event/atlantic-canada-wind-energy-supply-chain-information-session-charlottetown-pei/
LOCATION:Delta Hotels Prince Edward
CATEGORIES:MRC Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/St_Johns:20250428T150000
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SUMMARY:Atlantic Canada Wind Energy  Supply Chain Information Session & Mixer | St. John's\, NL
DESCRIPTION:Interested in new business and job opportunities in Atlantic Canada’s growing wind energy sector?   \n\nAs Atlantic Canada’s offshore and onshore wind sector grows\, so do the opportunities for local suppliers\, businesses\, and communities to participate in projects and reap the benefits. There’s never been a better time to learn more about how to get involved in the region’s wind energy development. \nJoin Marine Renewables Canada (MRC) for an in-person information session in St. John’s to explore the results of the Atlantic Wind Energy Supply Chain Assessment\, led by Xodus Group and a team of local consultants. Sessions will provide a comprehensive look into the future of both offshore and onshore wind energy development in Atlantic Canada and what supplies and services are required to meet growing project demand. With a focus on enhancing local capabilities\, these information sessions will address key questions and opportunities for businesses and communities in the region. Following the session\, join us for the MRC Mixer at 5:00 pm — a great opportunity to continue the conversation and connect with others in the industry. Open to both members and non-members. \nInformation Session Highlights  \n\nThe Future of Offshore and Onshore Wind: Explore the exciting growth potential of wind energy in Atlantic Canada\, from the highly promising offshore wind sector to the expanding onshore wind projects.\n\n\nSupply Chain Gaps & Opportunities: Understand the strengths\, challenges\, and gaps in the current wind energy supply chain and what it takes to develop a robust and competitive local industry.\n\n\nStrategies for Local Involvement: Learn how your business or community can engage in the burgeoning wind energy sector and maximize local benefits from both offshore and onshore wind projects.\n\n\nPathways for Development: Discover actionable strategies to close the supply chain gaps\, build strong partnerships\, and expand workforce capacity to meet the demands of future wind energy projects.\n\n  \nWho Should Attend?  \n\nLocal suppliers and service providers with existing expertise in renewable energy or those looking to expand into the industry.\n\n\nBusiness leaders\, entrepreneurs\, and organizations interested in supporting the growth of wind energy.\n\n\nGovernment officials\, policymakers\, and community leaders involved in renewable energy development.\n\n\nIndigenous businesses and communities looking to explore new opportunities in the rapidly growing offshore and onshore wind energy markets.\n\nInformation sessions are presented by MRC\, with support from the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency (ACOA)\, Nova Scotia Department of Energy\, and Prince Edward Island Energy Corporation. \n  \nMRC Mixers – Join us after the sessions for some networking!   \nOnce the information sessions wrap up\, join us at 5:00 PM for an informal mixer at Wooden Walls Distilling (140 Harbour Drive\, St. John’s). Open to both MRC members and non-members\, this is a perfect chance to connect with industry leaders\, fellow professionals\, and key stakeholders in a relaxed and welcoming environment and continue the conversation. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to mingle and make meaningful connections! \nMixer registration is available when registering for information sessions. \n  \nThe Information session and MRC Mixer are open to anyone interested in attending. Registration is required\, with a cost to attend the Mixer. If you wish to attend both\, please register for the ‘Supply Chain Information Session + Networking Mixer’ ticket option. 
URL:https://mrc-test-import.siteprev.dev/event/atlantic-canada-wind-energy-supply-chain-information-session-st-johns-nl/
LOCATION:Delta Hotels St. John’s Conference Centre
CATEGORIES:MRC Events
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SUMMARY:Offshore Wind Supply Chain Information Session | Sydney\, Unama'ki - Cape Breton
DESCRIPTION:Join Marine Renewables Canada (MRC) for a free in-person information session on May 28th in conjunction with the Port of Sydney’s Port Days focused on opportunities in offshore wind spurred from regional and global development. \nAs offshore wind development advances globally and in Atlantic Canada\, Unama’ki – Cape Breton is emerging as a region of significant interest. With areas in the region’s offshore identified as priority areas for offshore wind activity—and the region’s advantages in port infrastructure\, strong marine capabilities\, and skilled workforce\, Unama’ki – Cape Breton is well-positioned to play a central role in this growing industry. \nThrough presentations and discussion\, this session will explore findings from the Atlantic Canada Wind Energy Supply Chain Assessment\, commissioned by MRC and led by Xodus Group. The study outlines supply chain needs\, gaps\, and opportunities for local businesses to engage in the growing offshore and onshore wind sector. \nParticipants will also learn how MRC is supporting supply chain growth through targeted initiatives and international business development activities that help companies build capacity\, access new markets\, and establish strategic partnerships. \nInformation Session Highlights \n\nThe Global and Regional Outlook: Gain perspective on the current status of offshore wind development worldwide\, and how Canada and the region fit into the picture.\nSupply Chain Needs & Opportunities: Understand where gaps exist\, what capabilities are required\, and where local suppliers can get involved.\nStrategic Pathways for Development: Explore key recommendations from the supply chain assessment on how to strengthen local participation\, grow the workforce\, and expand capabilities.\n\nWho Should Attend?  \n\nLocal suppliers\, service providers\, business leaders\, and organizations with existing expertise in renewable energy\, ocean industries\, or those looking to expand into the industry.\nCommunity leaders involved in renewable energy and economic development.\nIndigenous businesses and communities looking to explore new opportunities in the rapidly growing offshore wind energy market.\n\n\nThis information session is presented by MRC\, in collaboration with the Cape Breton Partnership\, the Cape Breton Regional Municipality Regional Enterprise Network\, and the Port of Sydney.The Information session is free to attend and open to anyone interested in joining\, but seating is limited. We encourage you to register for the event to reserve a seat and to receive any updates for the event.  \n\n\nPlease register below to attend
URL:https://mrc-test-import.siteprev.dev/event/offshore-wind-supply-chain-information-session-sydney-cape-breton/
LOCATION:NSCC Sydney Waterfront Campus
CATEGORIES:MRC Events
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SUMMARY:Summer Social on the Harbour
DESCRIPTION:Every summer\, Marine Renewables Canada (MRC) holds a summer event to bring its members and the broader ocean and energy industries together for an evening of networking and catching up on progress and opportunities in the sector. \nThis year we’re back on the historic Tall Ship Silva. It will be an evening of networking\, live music\, hors d’oeuvres and refreshments\, and great company with fellow MRC members and industry peers — all while enjoying a scenic cruise around Halifax Harbour. \n  August 13\, 2025 \n⏰ 6:30 – 8:30 PM AT \n The Tall Ship Silva | Cable Wharf\, 1751 Lower Water Street\, Halifax NS  \nExplore our available sponsorship opportunities by clicking the button below. \n \nFor more information or to discuss how you can get involved\, please contact Amanda White at amanda@marinerenewables.ca.
URL:https://mrc-test-import.siteprev.dev/event/summer-social-on-the-harbour/
LOCATION:The Tall Ship Silva ~ Cable Wharf\, Halifax Waterfront
CATEGORIES:MRC Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Vancouver:20260415T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/Vancouver:20260415T160000
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SUMMARY:Regional Member Exchange & Mixer | Victoria\, British Columbia
DESCRIPTION:Calling all British Columbia Marine Renewables Canada members! \nJoin fellow members and Marine Renewables Canada (MRC) in Victoria for a Regional Member Exchange & Mixer – featuring updates from the MRC team\, discussion on regional priorities\, and insights from industry leaders working to advance marine renewable energy in British Columbia. \nJoin fellow MRC members to: \n→ Hear about opportunities for marine renewable energy in British Columbia\, with: \n\n\n\nKymm Girgulis\, Sector Lead\, Transportation Key Account Management\, BC Hydro\n\n\n\n→ Engage in a member discussion on opportunities\, challenges\, and solutions in the sector\, led by: \n\n\n\nJonathan Robinson\, Senior Policy Advisor\, Marine Renewables Canada\nClaire Kleinknecht\, Research & Engagement Office\, Marine Renewables Canada\n\n\n\n→ Network with the COAST team and organizations advancing the sector\, and attend the COAST Innovation Challenge announcement \nPlus\, an informal networking mixer will take place after the roundtable\, providing a great opportunity to connect with fellow members and sector partners! \nThese events are exclusive to MRC members. \nRegistration is required – in-person only. \n— \nDate: April 15\, 2026 \nTime: 2:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. PT | Networking mixer to follow \nLocation: COAST Innovation Hub\, 517 Herald Street\, Victoria\, BC
URL:https://mrc-test-import.siteprev.dev/event/regional-member-exchange-mixer-victoria-british-columbia/
LOCATION:COAST Innovation Hub
CATEGORIES:MRC Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Halifax:20260813T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/Halifax:20260813T203000
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SUMMARY:Summer Social on the Harbour  
DESCRIPTION:The Marine Renewables Canada (MRC) annual summer social is the can’t-miss gathering of the season for Canada’s ocean and energy industries – a signature evening that brings our members and community together to connect and celebrate the progress and opportunities shaping the marine renewables sector.  \nThis year\, we’re setting sail once again aboard the historic Tall Ship Silva. Join us for an unforgettable evening of networking\, live music\, hors d’oeuvres\, and refreshments — all while enjoying a scenic cruise on the beautiful Halifax Harbour.  \nEvent Details \nDate: Thursday\, August 13\, 2026\nTime: 6:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. AT \nLocation: The Tall Ship Silva – The Cable Wharf (1751 Lower Water St\, Halifax\, NS B3J 1M4)\nCost: $115 (MRC Members) | $165 (Non-Members)  \nThank you to our 2026 Event Sponsors! \nPresenting Sponsor \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n  \nEvent Sponsors \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n— \nStand out. Grow your business. Sponsor the Social! \n \nFor more information\, please connect with: \nAmanda White\, Senior Director\, Operations & Member Services\n   amanda@marinerenewables.ca
URL:https://mrc-test-import.siteprev.dev/event/summer-social-on-the-harbour-2/
LOCATION:The Tall Ship Silva ~ Cable Wharf\, Halifax Waterfront
CATEGORIES:MRC Events
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SUMMARY:Marine Renewables Canada 2026 Conference & Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:November 17-19\, the industry will gather in Ottawa. Will you be there?\nJoin us in the nation’s capital for the only national conference dedicated to tidal\, offshore wind\, wave\, and river current energy. This premier event brings together industry leaders\, innovators\, policymakers\, researchers\, Indigenous partners\, and communities working to advance Canada’s marine renewable energy sector. \nUnder the theme Powering Canada’s Clean Energy Future\, the conference will explore how marine renewables can strengthen Canada’s energy system\, drive economic growth\, and accelerate the global energy transition. With the Sector Vision 2050 projecting an estimated $12 billion in GDP from construction activity alone and more than 115\,000 jobs\, this is where the ideas\, partnerships\, and momentum come together to turn opportunity into action. \nOver three dynamic days\, participants will explore the policies\, partnerships\, technologies\, and investments shaping the sector through expert panels\, technical sessions\, and networking events. \nIndustry leadership and sector progress\n  \nHighlights of Canadian achievements\, milestones\, and developments from industry leaders. \nMarket outlook and global opportunities\n  \nExploration of emerging markets and investment opportunities in Canada and internationally. \nPolicy and regulatory insights\n  \nUpdates on government initiatives\, regulatory frameworks\, and policies enabling sector growth. \nIndigenous leadership and partnerships\n  \nDiscussions on Indigenous participation\, perspectives\, and opportunities across the sector. \nResearch and innovation sessions\n  \nA dedicated technical track featuring cutting-edge work in offshore wind\, tidal\, wave\, and river current energy. \n\nSupply chain and industry exhibition\nA dynamic showcase of technologies\, services\, and expertise supporting marine renewable energy development. \nMember-only workshops\nExclusive pre-conference\, for-members\, by-members sessions focused on industry development\, collaboration\, and business growth. \nNetworking and partnership building\nEvents designed to connect leaders across industry – featuring B2B meetings\, an international delegate program\, and a variety of receptions to spark new partnerships. \n  Website: marinrerenewablesconference.ca
URL:https://mrc-test-import.siteprev.dev/event/marine-renewables-canada-2026-conference-exhibition/
LOCATION:The Westin Ottawa
CATEGORIES:MRC Events
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