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Powering Toronto’s Next Era of Growth: Investment, Innovation and the Future of Energy

Toronto’s electricity infrastructure and the service it provides to customers have never been more critical to the city’s future. Hear from Jana Mosley, President and CEO of Toronto Hydro, on how electricity infrastructure investment, innovation and collaboration will prepare the grid for rising demand, enable economic development, and power Toronto’s next era of growth.
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The Quay, 100 Queens Quay East, 3rd Floor

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Housing, economic growth and a changing world means changing energy needs for Toronto. Keeping pace will require more capacity and significant investment in the infrastructure that serves the city and its customers. Grid capacity will increasingly influence where Toronto can build, where businesses can invest and how quickly major projects can move forward. 

The decisions being made now about Toronto’s electricity system will have implications for the city’s development and economy for years to come. How Toronto invests in new capacity and renews existing infrastructure will shape its ability to accommodate new development and rising electricity demand. 

Join Jana Mosley, President and CEO of Toronto Hydro, for a keynote address and fireside chat exploring how Toronto Hydro is preparing for what comes next. Drawing on more than 25 years of experience in the electricity sector, Ms. Mosley will share her perspective on rising demand, the generational investment ahead and why earlier collaboration among utilities, businesses, governments, customers and the development community will be critical to Toronto’s future prosperity. 

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Discussions will focus on:

  • Powering Toronto’s growth: How electricity infrastructure can enable new housing, development, business investment and long-term economic growth as the city’s energy needs evolve. 
  • Investing in the grid of the future: The long-term infrastructure investments required to modernize and strengthen Toronto’s electricity system while maintaining safety, reliability and resilience. 
  • Preparing for new demand: How changing customer needs and economic trends are changing electricity needs and infrastructure planning. 
  • Innovation and partnership: How utilities, businesses, governments and the development community can work together to build the infrastructure Toronto needs to grow and compete.

Who Should Attend

  • CEOs, Presidents and Senior Executives: Gain an executive perspective on how electricity infrastructure, investment and energy capacity will influence Toronto’s growth, competitiveness and business environment. 
  • Real Estate, Development and Infrastructure Leaders: Explore the connection between electricity infrastructure, housing, new development and the long-term growth of the city. 
  • Technology, Innovation and Business Leaders: Better understand the intersection between technology and electricity and the role each plays in reshaping Toronto’s energy landscape. 
  • Energy, Policy and Economic Development Leaders: Join the conversation on the investments, policies and partnerships required to build a resilient grid and support Toronto’s long-term prosperity.