Energy Alberta

🌎 This World Environment Day, we're thinking about the future.

As Alberta grows, so does the need for reliable electricity. Families, businesses, farms and industries all depend on having power when they need it. At the same time, many people want to see practical solutions that help reduce emissions and support environmental sustainability.

That's one reason nuclear energy is receiving increasing attention around the world.

In our latest blog, we explore how nuclear energy can help support climate goals, provide reliable electricity around the clock and create long-term opportunities for communities in the Peace Region.

➡️ Read more: https://www.energyalberta.com/blog-posts/world-environment-day-powering-a-sustainable-future-for-western-canada

👷‍♀️ Curious about jobs in the nuclear energy sector?

Join us today at the Career Speed Dating event in Grimshaw! Energy Alberta will be there with a booth and we're looking forward to connecting with community members, students, job seekers and anyone interested in learning more about the proposed Peace River Nuclear Power Project and the opportunities it could create.

Whether you're exploring career options or simply want to stop by for a conversation, we'd love to meet you.

📍 Mile Zero Regional Multiplex, Grimshaw
🕓 4:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.

Thank you to the Lac Cardinal Regional Economic Development Board, Grimshaw & District Chamber of Commerce and Grimshaw Community Services for organizing this great community event.

See you there!

⚡️ The Peace Region has helped power Alberta for generations.

Now, it has the opportunity to help power Alberta's future.

In a new blog, Energy Alberta President and CEO Scott Henuset shares why he believes the Peace River Nuclear Power Project represents a once-in-a-generation opportunity to create jobs, attract investment and build a new industry in northwestern Alberta.

➡️ Read more: https://www.energyalberta.com/blog-posts/albertas-next-big-build-why-nuclear-matters-now

🤠🐎 The gates are open and the action is just getting underway at the Harmon Valley Agricultural Grounds!

Energy Alberta is proud to be sponsoring the Ladies Barrel Racing event at this year's Annual Summer Rodeo - a weekend filled with thrilling rodeo action, community spirit and family fun.

From bronc riding and barrel racing to reconnecting with neighbours and friends, there's something for everyone to enjoy. If you're here today, be sure to stop by and say hello!

Wishing all the competitors the best of luck and everyone a fantastic weekend celebrating the traditions that make the region so special.

Thanks to the Harmon Valley Agricultural Society for all the hard work making the magic happen ✨️.

Neighbours helping neighbours - that’s what community is all about.

This winter, Energy Alberta’s Community Cares Crew volunteered 292 hours helping seniors with snow removal and supporting local community events across the Peace Region.

From Grimshaw and Berwyn to the MD of Peace and Peace River, our team was proud to lend a hand where it was needed most.

Read more about how the Community Cares Crew helped support communities across the region: https://www.energyalberta.com/blog-posts/community-cares-crew-neighbours-supporting-neighbours

Energy Alberta was proud to present at the Canadian Prairies and Northern Section of the Air & Waste Management Association’s luncheon this week in Calgary.

Katie McKinnon, Director of Engagement, and Jill Baker, Regulatory Lead, presented an update on the Peace River Nuclear Power Project, highlighting our approach to engagement, transparency and the regulatory process.

Thank you to the organizers and attendees for the thoughtful conversations and opportunity to connect.

“This is not about making you feel guilt; this is about moving forward with our eyes open.”

Recently, members of the Energy Alberta team participated in a KAIROS Blanket Exercise, localized to the Peace Region, to better understand the history, experiences and resilience of Indigenous Peoples in Canada.

Through storytelling, historical teachings and interactive participation, the experience encouraged reflection and helped deepen understanding of the history and resilience of Indigenous Peoples in Canada.

The exercise reflects Energy Alberta’s commitment to listening, learning and meaningful engagement with Indigenous Nations and Communities connected to the Peace River Nuclear Power Project.

Learn more about the KAIROS Blanket Exercise: https://www.energyalberta.com/blog-posts/energy-alberta-participates-in-kairosblanket-exercise

⚡️ Our newest Energy Alberta newsletter is live!

We’ve packed it with community updates, project milestones and the latest news on the Peace River Nuclear Power Project.

Want updates delivered straight to your inbox? ✨Sign up and stay in the loop✨!

Because big things are happening - and we want you to be part of the journey.

➡️ Read it here: https://conta.cc/4993KIZ

Big conversations are happening about the future of energy in Canada.

This week, Mike Law represented Energy Alberta at the Council for Clean and Reliable Energy Roundtable in Ontario.

The Roundtable brings together leaders from across the energy sector to discuss the future of clean, affordable and reliable energy in Canada.

Mike participated in the Nuclear Development Project Progress panel, where he shared updates and perspectives on the Peace River Nuclear Power Project and the important role nuclear energy can play in supporting Canada’s future electricity needs.

Thank you to CCRE for hosting important conversations that help advance collaboration and long-term energy solutions.

Learn more: https://thinkingenergy.ca

Strong economies are built on stable, long-term industries.

Canada’s nuclear sector supports thousands of jobs and delivers significant economic activity year after year.

The Peace River Nuclear Power Project would bring that kind of lasting investment to Alberta - supporting workers, local businesses and local economies while delivering clean, reliable electricity.

Learn how the Project could benefit Alberta workers and communities:
👉 https://www.energyalberta.com/project