Symposium Sponsored By
SFC Energy
Track Developed By
Jana Velikonja, Capital Engineering
Date
April 10, 2025
Time
9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Location
Edmonton Expo Centre, Conference Rooms
Track Overview
“If I were to go back three years and try to predict where the world would be today, I think the only thing I’d get right is that I would be three years older.”
It’s been similar for the cybersecurity world, trying to predict the best product for the environment, and the supplier that will survive the onerous road to become a staple. Funny enough, technology is only a small fraction of a comprehensive cybersecurity program. The larger parts are people and processes.
Cybersecurity has to be a team effort that includes everyone – top down, bottom up – in your organization. It’s about… making small changes in our normal routines to keep our systems protected and operating. It’s about… using our existing process and in-house expertise to help understand risks. It’s about… doing more with less and leveraging all available resources and experts.
This year’s Cybersecurity Track will bring to light some of the possibilities there are for the people, process and technology framework.
Register
The cost to attend the conference is $600/ISA Member and $900/Non ISA Member. To become an ISA Member click here. A professional development hours (PDH) certificate will be available to all attendees post event.
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Symposium Lineup
Session 1
9:00 - 9:30
Revolutionizing Remote Power: EFOY Fuel Cells for Industrial Automation and Sustainability
Our presentation will highlight how EFOY fuel cell technologies are transforming the oil and gas industry by providing reliable, remote power solutions for automation and control systems. These fuel cells enable seamless operation in challenging environments, reducing the reliance on traditional energy sources while minimizing carbon footprints. We will showcase the diverse range of energy solutions we’ve designed and deployed, demonstrating how they support operational efficiency, sustainability, and the future of energy in industrial automation.
Jeff Avery
Business Development Representative, SFC Energy Ltd
Presentation 2
9:30 - 9:50
Utility Hydrogen: A Pipeline to Net Zero
Hailey Laibida
Manager, Hydrogen Projects, ATCO Gas & Pipelines
Presentation 3
9:50 - 10:10
kīsikāw pīsim Solar Farm - Creating Clean Water with Clean Energy
Kevin Darrach
Electrical Engineer, EPCOR Water Services
Presentation 4
10:10 - 10:30
Coming Soon...
Sean Collins CEO, Varme Energy
Monty Sehgal Consultant Project Manager, Varme Energy
Roundtable Discussion
10:30 - 11:00
Smaller Group Conversation About Key Sub-Topics
Kim Alcorn & James Laszlo
Process Safety Engineers, EPCOR
