Current PNWER Sponsors

Sponsor Spotlights

The Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers (CAPP) is a non-partisan, research-based industry association that advocates on behalf of our member companies, large and small, that explore for, develop, and produce oil and natural gas throughout Canada.

Our associate members provide a wide range of services that support the upstream industry. CAPP’s members produce nearly three quarters of Canada’s annual oil and natural gas production and provide more than 400,000 direct and indirect jobs in nearly all regions of Canada. In 2022 across Canada, our industry contributed $111 billion to GDP in addition to paying $45 billion in taxes and royalty payments. CAPP is a solution-oriented partner and works with all levels of government to ensure a thriving Canadian oil and natural gas industry. We strive to meet the need for safe, reliable, affordable, and responsibly produced energy, for Canada and the world. We are proud to amplify industry efforts to reduce GHG emissions from oil and gas production and support Indigenous participation and prosperity. Visit CAPP's website for more info.

Thompson Rivers University (TRU) offers open admission to more than 140 programs, ranging from trades and technical courses to undergraduate degrees and master’s programs. The university serves more than 27,000 students on our campuses in Kamloops and Williams Lake, regional centres throughout the Interior of British Columbia, and online through Open Learning.

TRU Wildfire, in partnership with the BC Wildfire Service, brings together research, education, training and innovation to meet the needs of climate adaptation around wildfire. Research and innovation drives new knowledge and discovers solutions. Education and training supports wildland firefighters and communities. In response to one of the most pressing challenges of our time, TRU Wildfire will improve society’s ability to prevent, prepare for and respond to wildfire. Visit TRU Wildfire's website for more info at tru.ca/wildfire.

Enbridge is the premier energy infrastructure company in North America – we’re in the business of transporting energy and have been doing it in British Columbia for almost 70 years. At Enbridge, we’re uniquely positioned to provide the energy needed today while simultaneously working to reduce emissions by advancing new low-carbon energy technologies including hydrogen, renewable natural gas, and carbon capture and storage.

To learn more about Enbridge in British Columbia visit enbridge.com/bc.

MDU Resources' legacy of Building a Strong America® began in 1924 when we brought energy to towns on the Montana-North Dakota border. Today, from our headquarters in Bismarck, North Dakota, our 16,000 employees operate in 46 states, delivering energy and providing construction materials and services. We connect and power homes, businesses and industry with electricity and natural gas. We keep our country moving by building and maintaining the transportation network of roads, highways and airports. We are Building a Strong America®, for today and tomorrow. Visit MDU Resources' website for more info.

Innergex is a leading Canadian independent renewable power company specializing in wind, solar, hydro energy and storage solutions with 88 facilities in operation and 4,328 MW of gross installed capacity in Canada, the United States, France, and Chile. Of Innergex’s large global portfolio, 22 projects are located in British Columbia, represent 6% of B.C.’s electricity generation and an investment of over $2.5 billion in the province. Innergex has a proud history of developing some of the first partnerships with Indigenous communities across the country and are honoured to currently have agreements and partnerships with 29 Indigenous communities on renewable energy projects. Visit Innergex's website for more info.

The Washington Public Utility Districts Association (WPUDA) represents 27 of the state’s not-for-profit, community-owned PUDs that provide reliable and affordable utility services including, clean energy, telecommunications, water, and wastewater to over 2.3 million people in more than 28 counties. Visit WPUDA's website for more info.

APEGS regulates the engineering and geoscience professions in Saskatchewan in the public interest. APEGS sets high admission standards, licenses professionals, disciplines professionals who fail to uphold practice and ethical standards, and takes action to prevent unlicensed individuals from practicing engineering and geoscience and misusing the titles “engineer” and “geoscientist”. Visit APEGS's website for more info.