Centre of Excellence (CoE) - Submission Form

Electricity Canada’s Centre of Excellence (CoE) has been celebrating Canadian innovation and cutting-edge technology in the electricity sector since 2018. Five years after its launch, the Centre of Excellence has recognized a total of 90 innovative energy projects and initiatives from coast to coast to coast.

Whether it’s a virtual power plant providing residential customers with the ability to generate their own clean energy to augment the grid, the world’s first commercial-scale, post-combustion, carbon capture and storage unit, or one of Canada’s first Small Modular Reactors, all CoE projects are positively impacting the lives of Canadians and shaping our collective energy future.

The goal of the Centre of Excellence is to recognize, and celebrate transformational innovations in how electricity is produced, delivered, and consumed, and to highlight transformational progress in how electricity yields economic, social, and environmental benefits for society.

For those new to the Centre of Excellence, please visit electricity.ca/programs/centre-of-excellence/ to learn more.

Canadian electricity companies leading or co-leading innovative projects in the U.S. are also invited to submit applications highlighting their cross-border collaboration. The Canada-U.S. electricity relationship has positively served both countries for over 100 years, and Electricity Canada is pleased to recognize this mutually beneficial partnership.

Benefits:
Recognized as a leader in the Canadian electricity industry:

  • In a national press release;
  • In a cross-platform social media campaign;
  • In a promotional booklet used for Electricity Canada’s advocacy efforts, particularly in meetings with Federal Departmental staff and Members of Parliament;
  • In Electricity Canada’s newsletter – Current Affairs;
  • on the Centre of Excellence website;
  • With a prestigious award recognizing your company’s contribution to our collective energy future.
  • At a Parliament Hill reception held in parallel with Electricity Canada’s Advocacy “Hill Day” (additional information will follow).

Questions?

For further information, please contact Daniella Bidin, Electricity Canada's Communications Advisor.