Energy Ambassadors
Energy Ambassador Program The Energy Evolution is here. Emerging leaders championing Environmental, Social, and Governance are driving credibility, and businesses need an energy roadmap to navigate the energy transition. The Energy Ambassadors program is designed to extend relationships throughout the industry, champion all energy industry sectors, and support the next generation of leaders around which the energy evolution can coalesce. Providing mentorship from global business leaders and leading academics, the program looks to develop answers to critical industry challenges and help delegates develop genuine relationships within the energy industry to sustain and support the energy transition. Who Is It
U of C PES Industry Mixer
The University of Calgary's Petroleum & Energy Society (PES) held its winter session industry mixer on March 29. Wally Kozak, past chair, attended the event on behalf of CSEE. The event was centered on a panel Q&A session. Representatives of five energy focused entities spanning upstream oil and gas, clean-teach, midstream & services were questioned on energy-career issues. While each of the panelists brought their own experiences and perspectives forward there was consistency in the responses. Questions included: changes in the energy sector over the past decade; the importance of field work early in one's career; transferability of skills
Society Holds Successful BC Day
CSEE welcomed Senior representatives from both the BCMELCI and BCER. Over 145 attendees participated in this event. As in previous years, CSEE welcomed BC Government representatives for a full day in-person session in Calgary. The objective was to provide the industry with a review of key updates from 2022 and to look ahead to activities, programs & pending changes this coming year. Delegates from both the BC Ministry for Energy, Mines & Low Carbon Innovation (EMLI) and the BC Energy Regulator (BCER – previously BC Oil & Gas Commission or BC OGC) were present during this event. Also
CSUR evolves to CSEE
Technology Society celebrates 20th anniversary with an “Evolving Energy” strategy for its future Oct. 3, 2022 CALGARY, AB – In the early 2000s, western Canada’s oil and gas sector faced a new opportunity that was simultaneously a challenge: how to develop its coalbed methane (CBM) resource responsibly and sustainably. In the United States, coalbed methane development got off to a rocky start – and Canadian producers and their suppliers wanted to avoid a similar experience. As a result, the Canadian Coalbed Methane Forum was born – an organization created to engage all stakeholders in technologically oriented discussions, the