Corey Hogan, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Energy and Natural Resources, is set to speak at the Energy Storage Alberta Summit in Calgary. The event will bring together industry experts, policymakers, and stakeholders to discuss the future of energy storage and electricity systems.
Hogan’s remarks are expected to focus on strengthening electricity reliability and improving competitiveness within Canada’s energy sector. As energy demand continues to grow and the transition to cleaner energy sources accelerates, energy storage solutions are becoming increasingly important for maintaining stable and efficient power systems.
The summit provides a platform for discussions on innovative technologies, policy frameworks, and investment opportunities related to energy storage. It also highlights the role of modern infrastructure in supporting economic growth and ensuring consistent energy supply.
Government officials have emphasized that improving electricity reliability is a key priority, particularly as Canada works to balance sustainability goals with economic performance. Energy storage systems play a critical role in this effort by helping manage supply and demand, reduce outages, and integrate renewable energy sources more effectively.
Overall, Hogan’s participation in the summit reflects the government’s ongoing engagement with industry leaders to advance energy solutions that are both reliable and competitive, supporting long-term growth and stability in Canada’s energy landscape.
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