Halifax-based Tibe Network, a group for Black, Indigenous, and racialized entrepreneurs, is offering an Energy Opportunity Forum on November 5.
The evening will explore where Nova Scotia’s energy economy is heading, what opportunities are emerging, and how more Black, Indigenous and racialized founders, professionals and innovators can participate.
This is an opportunity to understand what is changing, what skills and businesses the sector will need, and what steps attendees can take to get started, the group said in a newsletter. Featured speakers include Karen Hutt, CEO of Emera Energy; Michelle Robichaud, President of the Atlantica Centre for Energy; and Dr. Jeff Dahn, Professor Emeritus at Dalhousie University.
The forum will take place November 5 between 5:30 and 8:30 PM at Tribe’s space in Volta in Halifax.
The event will include:
A look at where the energy economy is going
Discussions on the scale of opportunity in Atlantic Canada and what the next decade could bring.
A closer look at where innovation is happening
An exploration of opportunities across AI, energy software, wind, marine energy, batteries, hydrogen, smart grids, electrification, climate tech and more.
Register here.
