Energy & Cleantech

Zero Emission Transit & Mobility Conference

The Zero Emission Transit & Mobility 2026 conference is an annual forum for addressing operational, infrastructure, and policy challenges facing zero-emission transit and mobility in Canada. The agenda focuses on real-world deployment of battery-electric and hydrogen transit vehicles, with presentations for attendees.

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The essentials

Event details

Dates
28 October 2026 to 29 October 2026
Organiser
CUTRIC-CRITUC
Tickets
CAD 850 to 1250
Industry
Energy & Cleantech

Public discussion

What people are saying

Official hashtag #zetm2025

On stage

Speakers

  • Thomas AcherHead of Process Design & Development, Linde Engineering
  • Blair AllenManager Transit Development, Region of Waterloo
  • Steven DalePrincipal Planner, SCJ Alliance
  • Steve KayManager, Enbridge
  • Sean StephensonCounsel, Dentons Canada LLP
  • Scott GillnerManager, City of Brampton
  • Roger D'HollanderCOO, Damera Corporation
  • Randy HelmerVice President, Coast Mountain Bus Company (CMBC)
  • Pierre-Yves BoivinChief Communications and Engagement Officer
  • Philip LawrenceMember of Parliament, Northumberland—Peterborough South
  • Paul HeegVice President, Burlington Hydro
  • Nicolas LetendrePresident & Founder, Letenda
  • Mohammad KharoufSenior Scientist & Project Lead: Sustainable Transit Solutions
  • Hon. Tracy SchmidtMinister of Environment and Climate Change, Government of Manitoba
  • Michael SimoneMichael Roschlau
  • Megan LundSenior Manager, IESO
  • Mayor Marianne Meed WardMayor of the City of Burlington, City of Burlington
  • Matthew MorrishBusiness Development Manager, Atura Power
  • Marie-Pier NassifSenior Director, Housing, Infrastructure and Communities Canada

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