EnergyTech Symposium
01
Energy & AI Technologies
AI, data and automation moving from pilot to production across the energy value chain, from the digital oilfield to the data centres driving new power demand.
Explore
Engineering the Future of Energy
2nd Edition April 5–6, 2027 Palomino Hall, BMO Centre, Calgary Canada
Powered by technology. Rooted in energy.
Sold outPowered By Partner & Cocktail Reception Partner are taken for 2027See what’s left →
Where global energy meets Alberta innovation.
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 program covers four areas: Energy & AI, Decarbonization & CCUS, Sustainable Energy and Energy Construction & Fabrication.
--Days
--Hours
--Minutes
--Seconds
Pictured:
2
Days of keynotes, panels,
exhibition & networking
exhibition & networking
4
Focus pillars across
the energy value chain
the energy value chain
500+
Senior energy, technology
& investment leaders expected
& investment leaders expected
23
Speakers at the 2026
inaugural edition
inaugural edition
2027 partnership updateTwo headline partnerships are already taken.
Sold outPowered By PartnerEnergyTech Symposium 2027
Sold outCocktail Reception PartnerInnovation Mixer, Day 2 evening
Canada’s energy capital, open to the world
The energy transition is being engineered here.
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 the program grows to two days, built around four focus pillars, and opens its doors to international delegations looking to partner with Canadian energy.
Oil & GasEnergy & AICCUSRNGSolar & WindNuclear & SMRsHydrogenFabrication
Alberta: an energy powerhouse
The world’s energy industry runs through Alberta.
Oil sands, conventional oil and gas, pipelines, petrochemicals and a fast-growing low-carbon sector, backed by more than a century of engineering know-how.
4.1Mbarrels of oil per day, a record set in 2025
~159Bbarrels of proven oil reserves
#4largest proven oil reserves in the world
~60%of Canada’s natural gas production
Sources: Alberta Energy Regulator (2025 production); Government of Alberta (reserves); Canada Energy Regulator (2024 natural gas).
2027 Focus Pillars
Four pillars powering what’s next.
Every session focuses on technology already proven in the field and the business case behind it, across oil and gas, power and the wider energy value chain.
02
Decarbonization & CCUS Technologies
The technologies and economics of lower-carbon production: carbon capture, utilization and storage, methane detection and emissions measurement at commercial scale.
Explore
03
Sustainable Energy Technologies
The fast-growing mix of cleaner energy and the systems that make it reliable, with RNG, solar, wind, nuclear and hydrogen all integrating into the grid.
Explore
04
Energy Construction & Fabrication Technologies
How Alberta builds energy infrastructure faster, safer and smarter, from modular fabrication and welding automation to pipelines and project delivery.
ExploreTechnology on the floor
The tech transforming energy, live in one room.
See it working, not on a slide. Exhibitors and speakers bring the platforms, devices and data reshaping oil and gas, power and the energy transition.
01AI & AnalyticsPredictive, prescriptive and generative AI in production
02Drones & RoboticsAerial inspection, crawlers and autonomous field robots
03IoT Sensors & MonitoringEdge devices, fibre optics and real-time asset monitoring
04Digital TwinsVirtual plants, pipelines and reservoirs for faster decisions
05CybersecurityProtecting OT, SCADA and critical energy infrastructure
06Automation & ControlRemote operations centres and autonomous control systems
07Methane & Emissions TechSatellite, OGI cameras and continuous emissions monitoring
08Smart Grid & StorageGrid software, batteries and power for AI data centres
Innovation Spotlight & Tech Demo Corner
Built something that changes how energy works? Show it.
Startups and scale-ups pitch to operators, investors and decision-makers in the Innovation Spotlight, then demo live in the Tech Demo Corner. Selected companies get stage time, a demo station and introductions to buyers.
- 10-minute pitch slots on the main stage
- Live demo station in the Tech Demo Corner
- Curated introductions to operators and investors
Who you’ll meet
The people who build, run and fund energy.
A senior, decision-making audience from every part of the energy value chain, in Calgary and from around the world.
Producers & operatorsOil sands, conventional oil and gas, midstream and LNG
Utilities & powerGeneration, transmission, grid and data-centre power
Technology providersAI, software, drones, robotics and sensors, meeting the operators who buy them
Low-carbon innovatorsCCUS, RNG, hydrogen, solar, wind and nuclear
EPC & fabricatorsEngineering, construction, modular and fabrication shops
Investors & financeVenture, private equity, banks and corporate development
Government & regulatorsPolicy makers, agencies and economic development
International delegationsTrade missions and companies looking to partner with Canada
Choose how to take part
Four ways to be part of 2027.
Whether you are buying, building, investing or regulating, there is a place for you on the floor and on the stage.
Attend
Two days of keynotes, expert panels, live demos and curated networking, plus guaranteed business meetings with Premium passes.
PassesSpeak
Share results from the field. We are looking for operators, innovators and investors with real deployments and hard numbers.
Submit a proposalExhibit
Put your technology in front of buyers and decision-makers on the exhibition floor and in the Tech Demo Corner.
ExhibitSponsor
Headline, panel, exhibition and international pavilion partnerships, built around your commercial goals.
PartnershipsPast Glimpses
Inside the 2026 edition.
Keynotes, expert panels, exhibitors and an Innovation Mixer that kept going long after the last session.
In their words
What 2026 attendees said.
Speakers, delegates and partners on the inaugural edition, in their own words, shared publicly on LinkedIn after the event.
It was a joy to highlight Calgary’s spirit of innovation at the Canada EnergyTech Summit 2026, where industry and policymakers came together to shape what’s next for Canadian energy.
A well-organized and substantive event that covered the intersection of artificial intelligence, energy infrastructure, policy, and decarbonization with depth and candor.
It was the energy in the room… Ideas are challenged, not just shared. Experience meets curiosity. And people show up not to impress… but to engage.
It was an absolute honour to be a panellist at the flagship Canada EnergyTech Summit 2026 in Calgary… such an insightful event.
Really strong group of presenters and attendees, appreciate all the conversations throughout the day.
A room full of some of the smartest people I’ve ever met: CEOs, politicians, major decision-makers, and incredibly accomplished leaders.
I left genuinely impressed by the level of expertise in the room. AI in the energy sector isn’t a concept being discussed. It’s being built, tested, and deployed by people who clearly know what they’re doing.
A high-quality forum… What stood out most was the central theme: AI is no longer a future concept in energy—it’s a present capability.
A very grounded, practical conversation. The real shift is moving from ‘this is interesting’ to ‘this changes what we do’.
AI adoption—and the change that comes with it—is complex, but we’re seeing real momentum with repeatable use cases emerging across the energy sector.
One conversation at the Canada EnergyTech Summit 2026 reminded me why showing up matters more than staying in your lane.
We’re proud to support the Canada EnergyTech Summit 2026 and help spotlight a conversation that matters deeply to Alberta’s energy and tech community.
Calgary, AlbertaGateway to the Canadian Rockies and home base for much of Canada’s energy sector.
Why Calgary & Alberta
A global gateway in the heart of energy country.
Energy headquarters
Head offices of many of Canada’s largest producers, pipeline operators and service companies are within a few blocks of each other.
World-scale resources
Alberta holds the vast majority of Canada’s proven oil reserves, which rank among the largest in the world, alongside major natural gas supply.
CCUS pioneers
Home to early commercial-scale carbon capture projects such as Quest and the Alberta Carbon Trunk Line.
Power & data centres
A competitive electricity market and abundant natural gas are drawing new AI data-centre and generation investment.
Built for international delegates
Bring your delegation to Calgary.
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.
Invitation letters
Registered delegates can request a formal letter of invitation to support eTA and visitor-visa applications.
B2B meetings
Pre-arranged meetings with Canadian operators, technology providers and investors. Premium passes include two guaranteed meetings.
Country delegations
Group registration, pavilion and roundtable options for trade missions, chambers and national energy agencies.
The Venue
Palomino Hall, BMO Centre
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.
- 20 Roundup Way SE, Calgary, Alberta
- CTrain Red Line, Victoria Park / Stampede station
- About 25 minutes from Calgary International Airport (YYC)
Partners
Our 2026 partners, and many more.
Thank you to the organizations that partnered on the inaugural edition, and to the many others who supported it. Partnership opportunities for 2027 are now open.
2027 partnership updateTwo headline partnerships are already taken.
Sold outPowered By PartnerEnergyTech Symposium 2027
Sold outCocktail Reception PartnerInnovation Mixer, Day 2 evening
Is this the same event as the Canada EnergyTech Summit?
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.
When and where is EnergyTech Symposium 2027?
April 5–6, 2027 in Palomino Hall at the BMO Centre, Calgary, Alberta. Join the priority list to hear first when registration opens.
Who attends?
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.
I am travelling from outside Canada. Can you help?
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.
How can my company sponsor or exhibit?
Partnership options range from exhibition tables to panel, reception and headline packages. Visit the Sponsor & Exhibit page or email us for the 2027 prospectus.
Can I apply to speak?
We welcome proposals from operators, innovators and researchers with real results to share. Use the speaker submission on the Speakers page.
EnergyTech Symposium 2027 · Engineering the Future of Energy
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.