01AI, Data & Digital Operations
Turning operational data into real-time decisions: AI in production, digital twins, predictive maintenance and the data foundations behind them.
EnergyTech Symposium brings energy leaders, technologists and investors from around the world to Calgary for two days of keynotes, deal-making and live technology. The agenda runs from AI and digital operations to LNG, CCUS, hydrogen, nuclear and the power grid.
Calgary is where much of Canada’s energy industry makes its decisions, and where new technology goes from pilot to production at scale.
EnergyTech Symposium is the meeting point for that work. Operators share what is delivering results in the field. Technology companies show what they have built. Investors and governments set out where capital and policy are heading.
For 2027 we have doubled the program to two days, added new themes from nuclear to data-centre power, and opened the doors to international delegations looking to partner with Canadian energy.




The 2027 program covers the full energy system, from the wellhead to the data centre. Every session focuses on technology that is already deployed and the business case behind it.
01Turning operational data into real-time decisions: AI in production, digital twins, predictive maintenance and the data foundations behind them.
02Productivity and integrity across the value chain: well optimization, pipeline monitoring, asset lifecycle and the circular equipment economy.
03Getting Canadian molecules to world markets: LNG export, tidewater access, offtake partnerships and the geopolitics of energy security.
04Commercial-scale carbon capture, methane detection and emissions monitoring: the technology and economics of lower-carbon production.
05AI is driving a surge in electricity demand. Generation, transmission, grid modernization and the data-centre build-out in Alberta.
06Blue and green hydrogen, ammonia, RNG and fuel-switching: building hubs, infrastructure and demand for the next generation of fuels.
07Small modular reactors for oil sands, industrial heat and the grid: technology choices, regulation, financing and supply chains.
08Wind, solar, batteries and geothermal at scale, and the integration, storage and financing models that make them dependable.
Whether you are buying, building, investing or regulating, there is a place for you on the floor and on the stage.
Two days of keynotes, expert panels, live demos and curated networking, plus guaranteed business meetings with Premium passes.
PassesShare results from the field. We are looking for operators, innovators and investors with real deployments and hard numbers.
Submit a proposalPut your technology in front of buyers and decision-makers on the exhibition floor and in the Tech Demo Corner.
ExhibitHeadline, panel, reception and international pavilion partnerships, built around your commercial goals.
Partnerships
Head offices of many of Canada’s largest producers, pipeline operators and service companies are within a few blocks of each other.
Alberta holds the vast majority of Canada’s proven oil reserves, which rank among the largest in the world, alongside major natural gas supply.
Home to early commercial-scale carbon capture projects such as Quest and the Alberta Carbon Trunk Line.
A competitive electricity market and abundant natural gas are drawing new AI data-centre and generation investment.

The new name drops “Canada” for a reason. EnergyTech Symposium is designed for companies, governments and investors from around the world who want to partner with Canadian energy.
Registered delegates can request a formal letter of invitation to support eTA and visitor-visa applications.
Pre-arranged meetings with Canadian operators, technology providers and investors. Premium passes include two guaranteed meetings.
Group registration, pavilion and roundtable options for trade missions, chambers and national energy agencies.

Following its 2024 expansion, the BMO Centre at Stampede Park is the largest convention venue in Western Canada, minutes from downtown and connected by CTrain.
Thank you to the organizations that partnered on the inaugural edition. Partnership opportunities for 2027 are now open.
Yes. The Canada EnergyTech Summit has been renamed EnergyTech Symposium for its second edition. The new name reflects a bigger, international program: two days instead of one, more themes, and delegations from outside Canada.
April 2027 at the BMO Centre in Calgary, Alberta. Exact dates will be announced shortly. Join the priority list and you will hear first.
C-suite and senior leaders from energy producers, utilities, pipeline and midstream operators, technology companies, investors, government and research. Decision-makers come to see what is working in the field and who to partner with.
Yes. Registered delegates can request a letter of invitation, and our team can help international delegations with planning, B2B meeting requests and hotel options. Most visitors need an eTA or a visitor visa, so start early. See Calgary & Travel for details.
Partnership options range from exhibition tables to panel, reception and headline packages. Visit the Sponsor & Exhibit page or email us for the 2027 prospectus.
We welcome proposals from operators, innovators and researchers with real results to share. Use the speaker submission on the Speakers page.

Join executives, engineers, investors and policymakers from across Canada and around the world in Calgary, April 2027.