EnergyTech Symposium
Calgary: energy capital, Rocky Mountain gateway.
Everything international and Canadian delegates need to plan the trip: the venue, getting here, entry requirements, where to stay and how to make the most of Alberta.
Palomino Hall, BMO Centre.
April 5–6, 2027 at Stampede Park. The largest convention venue in Western Canada following its 2024 expansion, on the edge of downtown Calgary at 20 Roundup Way SE.
Palomino Hall, BMO Centre.
A column-free hall with soaring coffered ceilings, a dedicated stage and screens, and wide pre-function foyers for the exhibition, coffee and networking.
International delegates.
We want to make the trip to Calgary easy. Start entry paperwork early, and tell us if you are bringing a delegation.
Request an invitation letter- Check your entry requirementsMost travellers need either an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) or a visitor visa to fly to Canada, depending on nationality. Check the official requirements on canada.ca and apply well ahead of time.
- Letter of invitationRegistered delegates can request a formal letter of invitation from the organizer to support their application.
- Flying inCalgary International Airport (YYC) is a major hub with nonstop service across North America and to Europe and Asia.
- Delegations & trade missionsGroup registration, B2B meeting programmes and roundtables for national and regional delegations. Contact our team to plan yours.
Make a week of it.
April in Alberta means spring in the city and late-season skiing in the mountains. Many delegates add a few days in the Rockies.
Downtown & Beltline
Most delegates stay in downtown Calgary or the Beltline, minutes from the BMO Centre by CTrain or taxi. Recommended hotels will be shared with registered delegates.
Banff & Lake Louise
Canada’s first national park and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, about 90 minutes west of Calgary.
Canmore & Kananaskis
Mountain towns, spas and trails within an hour of the city, ideal for a team retreat after the event.
Built on energy, open to what’s next.
Decision-makers
Head offices for much of Canada’s oil, gas, pipeline and power industry.
Proven at scale
Early commercial-scale CCUS, methane reduction and clean-tech deployment.
Tech talent
A deep pool of engineers, data scientists and field specialists.
Quality of life
A big-city business base with the Rockies on the doorstep.
Be in the room where energy’s next decade is decided.
Join executives, engineers, investors and policymakers from across Canada and around the world in Calgary, April 5–6, 2027.