Big players expected at the Energy NL Conference and Exhibition underway in St. John's

    Tuesday, 4 June 2024 07:00

    By Tonya Organ

    World Energy GH2 Managing Director and CEO Sean Leet will give a project update today.

    Premier Andrew Furey will speak at the annual Energy NL Conference and Exhibition which is on the go today until Thursday (June 6) at the St. John’s Convention Centre. In 1977, Energy NL was founded to represent the supply and service sector of the energy industry. The organization represents over 460 members worldwide. The first session of the event will explore the energy mix in this province and the opportunity for success in an ever changing global energy market. World Energy GH2 Managing Director and CEO Sean Leet will give a project update today as well as Dr. Michel Heijdra, vice-president for climate energy at the Netherlands’ Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy. 

     

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