This event is hosted by the LiBTec Ottawa Summit Team: National Research Council of Canada, Transition Accelerator, Accelerate, and Electric Mobility Canada

What to Expect:

Day 1: Setting the Stage

The day opens with keynotes speakers and expert panels exploring how Canada’s industrial policy is driving battery innovation and what it takes to turn policy into real-world action. After lunch, attendees travel to NRC’s Montreal Road campus for a guided tour of the Battery Performance and Safety or Battery Materials research facilities. Note that transportation will be arranged for attendees. The day closes with a partner-hosted reception at 100 Sussex.

Day 2: Turning Ideas into Action (half day, optional)

Join a working session designed for those who want to go deeper. Interactive breakouts will tackle real challenges across collaborative R&D, innovation infrastructure, and the future of Canada’s Battery Innovation Roadmap.

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Join us for a special session with representatives from the Clean Transportation Branch of the BC government, who will share findings and real-world lessons from the Commercial Vehicle Pilot (CVP) Program. The session will cover topics such as commercial fleet operations, charging, vehicle usage data, and insights from Class 6 delivery truck deployments and Class 4 delivery van projects.

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What impact could the renewal or non-renewal of CUSMA have on the Canadian EV industry? This webinar will feature a special presentation from the following guests: Birgit Matthiesen, Director North American Manufacturing at ArentFox Schiff James Kim, Partner at ArentFox Schiff A Q&A period will follow the presentation.

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As the CFR market continues to mature, it presents both significant opportunities and growing complexity for EV charging station owners and operators. However, when utilized effectively, the CFR credit market is a powerful financial lever to improve profitability and accelerate the deployment of EV charging infrastructure in Canada.

This webinar will explore the current state of the market, its outlook, key regulatory obligations, and how credit monetization can support the emergence of new business models for charging operators of all sizes : From charging network operators and large fleets to commercial site hosts and multi-residential properties.

Register: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_sqaJt96dSEWvqoXppGfCLA

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EXCLUSIVELY FOR EMC MEMBERS

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Join our roundtable discussion regarding Chinese EVs in the Canadian marketplace.

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EMC will be present on April 16 & 17. Make sure to stop by our booth (#5258) to learn more about our projects, upcoming events, and membership, or simply to connect with the EMC team.

EMC members can register at a discounted rate using the code EMC. This promo code is valid until Wednesday, April 15, 2026.

Learn more about Truck World 2026 here: https://www.truckworld.ca/

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Stay tuned for more details coming soon!

*Please note that participation is limited to one representative per member organization

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From October 20-22, 2026, we’ll be bringing Canada‘s electric mobility industry together in Manitoba to talk about the electrifying progress being made across the ecosystem, and future pathways to guarantee the success of the transition to electric transportation.

This year’s program features engaging plenaries, hands-on workshops, and collaborative breakout sessions designed to spark fresh thinking. With dedicated networking opportunities woven throughout, EVVE 2026 is where ideas turn into action for Canada’s EV transition.

Sponsorship opportunities, as well as details about the event, will be available on the event website shortly.

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