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Previous Events

The Calgary Stampede

ENMAX Energy Corporation recently showcased its solar photovoltaic (PV) technology by donating and installing a 1kW solar PV system on top of the Rotary Dream Home. This technology will allow the winner to produce their own electricity from the renewable energy of the sun. Additionally, we donated enough wind-powered electricity to offset the total amount of fossil fuel generated electricity used to power the entire 10 days of the Calgary Stampede. We will continue to work with Albertans to build a smarter energy future and are proud to energize your community through our Champion level support of the Calgary Stampede.

July 2 – 13, 2009
Organization: Calgary Exhibition and Stampede
Venue: Rotary Dream Home

14th International Conference on the Environment - Edmonton

The conference welcomes environmental practitioners, academics, students, and all interested persons regardless of background. Participants may organize sessions (please ask for "Panel Organizer Guidelines"), present papers, participate in poster sessions, chair sessions, discuss papers, participate in round-table discussions, or simply observe.

June 30-July 3
Organization: Interdisciplinary Environmental Association
Venue: Delta Edmonton South Hotel and Conference Center

EcoLiving™ Fair & Speaker Series - Calgary

The goal is to offer one-stop shopping and information for sustainable living solutions so that the average citizen can make positive changes to their environmental impact and reduce their utility costs.

September 27
Organization: EcoLiving
Venue: Mount Royal College, Centre for Continuous Learning Building

Recycling Council of Alberta Conference and AGM - Jasper

The keynote speaker will be Andrew Nisker, Canadian writer and director of Garbage! The Revolution Starts at Home, a film that features an average urban family who keep all the garbage they produce for three months. The conference will also feature a wide variety of topics and sessions, and potential speakers are welcome to submit ideas for presentations on progressive waste reduction topics, including zero waste, effective education/promotion, and leading-edge technologies.

October 8-10 2008
Organization: Recycling Council of Alberta
Venue: Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge

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** Based on a comparison of electricity suppliers in Alberta, as of July 1, 2010. Rate Source: Utilities Consumer Advocate www.ucahelps.gov.ab.ca. All fixed electricity rates are based on a five-year term. It compares electricity rates only and does not compare ENMAX Energy's or any other Alberta electricity supplier’s administration charges. Administration fees apply and vary between electricity providers and service regions. Additional fees and charges apply. Rates and fees do not include applicable taxes. Lowest fixed electricity rate claim assumes a minimum monthly consumption of 100 kWh/month. An average residence uses 625 kWh/month. Rates subject to change.