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energyontario.ca Welcome Welcome to the OEA’s ENERGYCONFERENCE14 that brings together leaders from across the energy sector to discuss the opportunities and challenges within the On- tario energy market.

The OEA has undergone some significant changes over the past year. The strategic focus of the OEA is to advocate and engage the membership on the policies neces- sary to strengthen Ontario’s energy sector while maintaining the networking and edu- cational opportunities that have been the hallmark of the association for many years.

This year’s conference is once again being held in Toronto, which will provide the opportunity to attract and engage our members and stakeholders on the critical issues facing the energy sector along with the OEA key focus areas and advocacy initiatives.

The energy sector and the government’s recently released Long-Term Energy Plan recognize the importance and need to consider and integrate all energy sources to support and drive economic growth in Ontario. This year’s conference will explore Steve Baker the sector and the transformations and innovations that are underway and shaping its ENERGYCONFERENCE14 Co-Chair; energy future. As one of this year’s conference co-chairs and the current Chair of the Outgoing Chair, Ontario Energy OEA’s Board of Directors, I welcome you to Toronto and am confident that you will Association; President, Union Gas find this year’s conference to be extremely informative and cutting edge. I want to specifically acknowledge and thank the OEA Board and all OEA members for their ongoing support and our sponsors and speakers for this year’s conference. Your collective voice is needed more than ever to continue to shape and strengthen our sector – let your voice be heard!

It’s my pleasure to Co-Chair the OEA’s ENERGYCONFERENCE14 with Steve Baker. This is the first conference since the province’s Long-Term Energy Plan was released, so it’s an ideal time for leaders across Ontario’s diverse energy sector to come together and share expertise, ideas and strategies. Together we can work to ensure that each of our organizations is contributing its strengths for the collective benefit of the people of this province.

In the natural gas sector we see potential to leverage our geographical proximity to abundant and affordable North American natural gas supplies. Whether that be in the area of natural gas for transportation to make business fleets more competitive or extending the reach of the province’s natural gas distribution system to new communities, we can step up our contribution to Ontario’s overall competitiveness.

Others gathered for this conference – whether focused on nuclear, hydro, renewable energy or conservation – all have unique strengths that they too bring to this province. People in this room will also shape the critical policy and regulatory framework Glenn Beaumont required to make progress on all fronts possible. As our energy system evolves, we ENERGYCONFERENCE14 Co-Chair; must ensure that the strengths of everyone represented by this sizable association are Director, Ontario Energy Association; leveraged to their fullest potential. President, Enbridge Gas Distribution It continues to be an exciting time to work in the energy sector and I look forward to its continued evolution with the strong involvement of the OEA’s members.

energyontario.ca I am pleased to extend my warmest greetings to everyone attending ENERGYCONFERENCE14, hosted by the Ontario Energy Association (OEA).

Our Government supports innovative technologies that position our nation at the forefront of the energy economy. This conference provides an ideal venue for government and industry leaders to discuss the latest energy technologies and best practices in energy management. The theme of this year’s summit, “Ontario’s Evolving Energy System,” highlights the ways in which the dynamic energy sector can help to build a strong foundation for Ontario’s economy.

I would like to commend the organizers for ensuring the success of this summit. I am sure that the strategies presented here will benefit Canada’s competitiveness and future growth while enhancing our quality of life.

On behalf of the Government of Canada, I offer my best wishes for an enjoyable The Rt. Hon. Stephen Harper and productive meeting. Prime Minister of Canada

On behalf of the Government of Ontario, I am delighted to extend warm greetings to everyone attending ENERGYCONFERENCE14, an event organized by the Ontario Energy Association (OEA).

A sustainable power supply plays a crucial role in supporting the growth of our economy and a high standard of living. Ontarians deserve a comprehensive energy policy that safeguards the environment and encourages innovation in the field of renewable resources. The best route to achieve this important goal is through open discussion, information exchange and consultation with all of the stakeholders. I would like to thank the OEA for organizing this conference that facilitates wide-ranging discussions on the critical issues facing the energy sector.

It is appropriate that the theme for this year’s event is Ontario’s Evolving Energy System. By drawing on expertise from around North America, ENERGYCONFERENCE14 promises to explore new perspectives and ideas that The Hon. Kathleen Wynne will benefit our province in the coming years. Premier of Ontario Please accept my best wishes for a productive and memorable conference.

energyontario.ca On behalf of the Board of Directors of the OEA, I am pleased to welcome you to ENERGYCONFERENCE14 – a forum that is rapidly becoming the most important exchange of ideas and innovation in Ontario’s energy sector.

This is a pivotal time in the energy industry. With a new government in place and as technology advances, policy evolves, and consumer and economic priorities change, it is critical that the OEA is at the forefront of shaping and influencing this progress. As incoming Chair of the OEA, I am committed to ensuring we remain trusted advisors as we chart a new course through sound and stable policy.

Over the coming year, there will be a number of significant issues that deserve careful assessment: new investments in generation and transmission, expansion of the natural gas system, agency mergers, as well as a new CDM framework. Throughout this change, OEA will have a seat at the table, collaborating with government and industry partners to anticipate and meet the needs of our changing landscape. Max Cananzi Incoming Chair, Ontario Energy CONFERENCE offers an exciting glimpse of what is to come – new ideas, Association; President & CEO, ENERGY 14 strong debate and fresh thinking. It’s a great opportunity to gain valuable insight into Horizon Holdings Inc. the sector right here, right now and I look forward to sharing it with you.

It is my pleasure to welcome you to the OEA’s ENERGYCONFERENCE14, and I am pleased to join you at this conference for the first time as the OEA’s President and CEO. We have an exciting and invigorating program that should be of interest to everyone.

The conference’s theme is Ontario’s evolving energy system, which I am confident will prove timely for participants. Ontario’s energy system is at a crossroads and industry leaders, energy experts and political decision makers need venues like ENERGYCONFERENCE14 to learn, share, and debate the issues to ensure we are making the most informed decisions for the future. We have a roadmap in the province’s Long-Term Energy Plan and are excited to be working with our members and government to implement the plan and shape our energy future for a stronger Ontario.

To that end, we have gathered the best and brightest in the energy sector here in Toronto to discuss what a pragmatic and flexible approach to an evolving energy sys- Bob Huggard tem looks like. We will walk through its past, present and future complexities, step by President & CEO step, covering everything from regulation to ownership, from regional planning to the Ontario Energy Association politics of our industry.

Most importantly, thank you to our generous sponsors, fabulous speakers and our extremely dedicated Board of Directors, conference committee and OEA staff for their support in bringing ENERGYCONFERENCE14 to reality. Now get ready to unravel complex energy challenges, together.

energyontario.ca Natural Gas for a more prosperous Ontario. Seize the opportunity. 10.DAY07.20141 8:30 AM Registration Opens

9:00 AM NETWORKINGBREAKFAST Located in the Mezzanine

9:30 AM OPENINGREMARKS from ENERGYCONFERENCE14 Co-Chairs

SPEAKERS: Steve Baker, President, Union Gas Glenn Beaumont, President, Enbridge Gas Distribution

9:40 AM THE YEAR AHEAD: ECONOMY AND FINANCE Recovery in North America has come on the back of lower interest rates and an improving economy. Economists and market experts have been looking for a rise in interest rates to throttle expected growth. We are at the inflection point. Loom- ing US rate increases followed by lesser and lagging moves in Canada will lead to a weaker Canadian dollar, stimulating economic growth. Financing is stable and valuations could moderate with rising rates, providing a positive environment for continued developments. All the while, risks in China growth, Eurozone banking and policy, Canadian housing and escalating issues in Ukraine and the Middle East can alter outlooks. Looking to the year ahead.

SPEAKER: David Hay, Managing Director & Vice Chairman, CIBC World Markets Inc.

10:10 AM OUTLOOK FOR DEMAND AND SUPPLY IN ONTARIO With the LTEP in place, a new large renewable procurement process underway, nuclear refurbishment proceeding, expanding opportunities for demand response and increasing quantities of shale gas flowing into Ontario, two of Ontario’s key energy system decision makers give us their outlook for demand and supply in Ontario. These initiatives will have important implications for both the industry and consumers and our IESO and OPA experts will provide their perspective on how it all fits together.

SPEAKERS: Amir Shalaby, Vice President, Power System Planning, OPA Kim Warren, Vice President, Operations & COO, IESO

MODERATOR: Jason Chee-Aloy, Managing Director, Power Advisory LLC

energyontario.ca 10.DAY07.20141 10.DAY07.20141 11:00 AM ENERGIZERBREAK Located in the Mezzanine

11:30 AM TRANSFORMING ONTARIO’S POWER SYSTEM Major changes are being made to Ontario’s natural gas and electricity systems, from the infrastructure projects that are both planned and underway to the new rules and mandates impacting the sector. Our diverse panelists will provide an assessment of these changes from a municipal, provincial, national and international perspective. In addition, as we approach the first anniversary of the LTEP’s release, we will take stock of what has been achieved to date and what still remains to be done – what’s worked and what hasn’t, now and with an eye to the next LTEP. With two energy agencies about to be merged, we will also discuss how this change will impact the vital work that they do and what the sector can expect from the post-merger IESO.

SPEAKERS: Jasmin Bertovic, Vice President, Eastern Power, TransCanada Anthony Haines, President & CEO, Toronto Hydro Tom Mitchell, President & CEO, Ontario Power Generation (OPG) & Chair, World Association of Nuclear Operators (WANO) Atlanta Centre Governing Board Michael O’Sullivan, Sr. Vice President, Development, NextEra

MODERATOR: David McFadden, Partner and Chair of Gowlings International, Gowlings LLP

energyontario.ca 10.DAY07.20141 12:30 PM NETWORKINGLUNCH Located in the Lower Lobby

1:45 PM EVOLVING REGULATION IN ONTARIO The recent flurry of regulatory initiatives in Ontario has kept the Ontario Energy Board and the sector quite busy, though in many cases these proposals have not yet been finalized and their impact is yet to be determined. The past year has also seen the filing of some major project applications both provincially and fed- erally, including the first applications filed under the OEB’s renewed regulatory framework. Our highly experienced panelists will analyze recent, ongoing and upcoming issues and initiatives, such as the OEB’s customer-centric focus and their implications for Ontario’s regulated utilities and the broader energy sector.

SPEAKERS: Steve Baker, President, Union Gas Susan Frank, Vice President & Chief Regulatory Officer, Hydro One Ian Mondrow, Partner, Gowlings LLP Jay Shepherd, Principal, Jay Shepherd Professional Corp

MODERATOR: Gordon Kaiser, Energy Arbitration LLP & Former Vice Chair, Ontario Energy Board

2:45 PM IDEASINTERLUDE: REDUCING EMISSIONS THROUGH ALTERNATIVE TRANSPORTATION FUELS With every passing year the financial and environmental benefits of alternative transportation fuels grow. This Ideas Interlude will look at case studies of successful natural gas and electric transportation fuel projects and debate what else needs to be done to increase adoption and conversion rates in Ontario, including an examination of the barriers that exist in this province.

SPEAKERS: Cara Clairman, President & CEO, Plug ‘N Drive Alicia Milner, President, Canadian Natural Gas Vehicle Association

MODERATOR: Pelino Colaiacovo, Managing Director, Morrison Park Advisors

energyontario.ca 10.DAY07.20141 10.DAY07.20141 3:30 PM ENERGIZERBREAK Located in the Mezzanine

4:00 PM CHANGING OWNERSHIP LANDSCAPE IN ONTARIO LDC consolidation, government asset privatization – you’ve seen it before, and now it’s all on the table again. This panel will discuss the changes that are contemplated for Ontario’s LDCs and look at the facts, figures and opinions surrounding the debate. The ongoing work of the Premier’s Advisory Council on Government Assets provides a timely complement to this discussion, and our illustrious panelists – all of whom are intimately familiar with this file – will analyze what their work means for Ontario from a public policy, financial and social perspective.

SPEAKERS: Dwight Duncan, Former Ontario Minister of Finance and Energy; Strategic Advisor, McMillan LLP & Special Advisor, Ontario Munici- pal Employees Retirement System (OMERS) Murray Elston, Director, IESO & Former Chair, Ontario Distribution Sector Review Panel Tim Murphy, Co-Chair, Aboriginal, Government Relations, Project Finance, Infrastructure & Energy, McMillan LLP & Former Co-Chair, Liberal Party of Ontario Campaign

MODERATOR: Adam Radwanski, Queen’s Park Columnist, The Globe and Mail

5:00 PM OEA ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING (AGM) OEA Corporate Members are invited to attend the 2014 AGM. Located in the O’Keefe Room - Lower Floor

energyontario.ca 10.DAY07.20141 5:00 PM ENERGYRECEPTION&SCOTCH TASTING Located in the Mezzanine

7:00 PM ENERGYGALA Located on the Main Stage

7:30 PM KEYNOTE ADDRESS Ontario’s Energy Minister Bob Chiarelli will provide the ‘State of the Union’ address. With the Wynne Liberals at the start of a four year majority mandate, the Minister will lay out his priorities for the road ahead for energy in Ontario.

SPEAKER: The Hon. Bob Chiarelli, Ontario’s Minister of Energy

8:30 PM ENERGYAWARDS PRESENTATION • Leader of the Year • Company of the Year • Emerging Company of the Year

9:30 PM HOSPITALITYSUITE Located in the Mezzanine of the Sony Centre for the Performing Arts

energyontario.ca DAY2 10.DAY07.20141 10.08.2014 8:30 AM Registration Opens

9:00 AM NETWORKINGBREAKFAST Located in the Mezzanine

9:30 AM MOVING FORWARD WITH REGIONAL PLANNING & SITING How can energy infrastructure be better integrated with local and regional land- use planning processes? Where are we now? What are the benefits and challenges that lie ahead, and will a better planning and siting process really solve NIMBYism issues in Ontario? In addition, how can increased coordination between planners, transmission/distribution utilities and generators facilitate greater network penetration, economic opportunity, and cost efficiencies?

SPEAKERS: Peter Fraser, Vice President, Industry Operations & Performance, Ontario Energy Board Dr. Christina Hoicka, Assistant Professor and PowerStream Chair, Faculty of Environmental Studies, York University Matt Jamieson, Economic Development Director, Six Nations Elected Council Mayor Jeff Lehman, City of Barrie; Chair, Large Urban Mayors’ Caucus of Ontario (LUMCO)

MODERATOR: Sean Conway, Fellow, Ryerson Centre for Urban Energy

10:40 AM ENERGIZERBREAK Located in the Mezzanine

11:10 AM PC PARTY OF ONTARIO ADDRESS The PC Energy Critic will provide us with some insights into his party’s approach and priorities for energy policy in Ontario.

SPEAKER: John Yakabuski, Energy Critic and Chief Opposition Whip, PC Party of Ontario & MPP, Renfrew-Nippising-Pembroke

energyontario.ca 10.DAY08.20142 11:30 AM IDEASINTERLUDE: THE FUTURE OF THE MARKET IN ONTARIO The LTEP noted that the IESO will continue to examine and consult on the potential benefits and development of a capacity market. The potential implementation of a capacity market to complement the real-time energy market that has been operating here for the last decade would be a significant change to Ontario’s electricity market structure. This informative discussion will lay out the background, details, and anticipated outcomes of a capacity market in Ontario. We will also hear about alternatives and why some jurisdictions have not adopt- ed this market structure.

SPEAKERS: Bruce Anderson, Director of Market & Regulatory Affairs, New England Power Generators Association Brian Rivard, Director of Markets, IESO

MODERATOR: Benjamin Grunfeld, Director, Navigant

12:10 PM ONTARIO NDP ADDRESS The Ontario NDP Energy Critic will update us on the party’s current priorities for the energy file in Ontario.

SPEAKER: Peter Tabuns, Energy & Education Critic, Ontario NDP & MPP, Toronto-Danforth

12:30 PM NETWORKINGLUNCH Located in the Lower Lobby

energyontario.ca 10.DAY08.20142 10.DAY08.20142 1:45 PM ONTARIO&ENERGYPOLLING How do Ontarians feel about the government’s energy plan? What do people think of the sale of public electricity assets? Do consumers care about promot- ing clean, green energy? With a majority mandate in hand, how does Premier Wynne’s public approval stack up against the other party leaders?

The session will provide insights into these questions and others with its polling results mapping out Ontario’s post-election landscape and what it all means for the government’s energy policy.

POLLSTER: David Herle, Principal, Gandalf Group; Former Managing Co-chair & Pollster of the Ontario Liberal Party

2:45 PM THE POLITICS OF ENERGY What role will energy play under the newly elected majority Liberal government in Ontario? What does political stability mean for energy prices in Ontario? What path forward will Premier Wynne and her team take in directing Ontario’s energy future?

This panel will tackle these questions and many more in what promises to be a spirited and informative debate.

SPEAKERS: Bob Lopinski, Principal, Counsel Public Affairs & Former War Room Chair, Ontario Liberal Party Campaign Will Stewart, Managing Principal, Navigator & Former Director of Media, Ontario PC Party Campaign Brian Topp, Partner, Kool, Topp & Guy; Senior Advisor, Ontario NDP and Former Advisor, Ontario NDP Campaign

MODERATOR: Paul Bliss, Queen’s Park Bureau Chief, CTV News

4:00 PM CLOSINGRECEPTION Located in the Mezzanine

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David AMIR KIM HAY, ICD.D SHALABY WARREN Managing Director & Vice Chair Vice President Vice President & COO CIBC World Markets Inc. Power System Planning Independent Electricity System Ontario Power Authority Operator (IESO) David focuses on senior relationships (OPA) for CIBC with particular attention to Kim is responsible for managing infrastructure and power and utility Amir has specific responsibility the operation of Ontario’s com- clients. His experience includes the for the long-term integrated petitive wholesale electricity mar- sale by Borealis of its stake in Ex- plans for the development of ket and for directing the opera- press Pipelines, acting for GDF Suez Ontario’s electricity system at tion of the IESO-controlled grid. in the selldown of its Canadian Re- the OPA. His 30-year career He has also served as Manager of newables business, and for Cameco in Ontario’s electricity industry Regulatory Affairs and Manager of for the sale of its interest in the Bruce includes experience in power System Operations, during which B Nuclear Power Station to Borealis. system operations, power sys- time he was directly responsible tem planning, demand man- for real-time operations in the con- agement, transmission pricing trol room leading to the successful and regulatory affairs at On- restoration of the province’s power tario Hydro, Hydro One and system following the 2003 black- the Independent Electricity out. System Operator.

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JASON JASMIN ANTHONY CHEE-ALOY BERTOVIC HAINES MODERATOR Vice President, Eastern Power President & CEO Managing Director TransCanada Toronto Hydro Power Advisory LLC Jasmin manages the com- Anthony is the President and Prior to joining Power Advisory Ja- mercial operation of Trans- CEO of Toronto Hydro, one son was Director of Generation Pro- Canada’s power generation of the largest urban electric- curement at the OPA. He led the assets in eastern Canada and ity distribution companies in development, consultation and imple- eastern United States. His Canada. He is a seasoned mentation of North America’s first com- main responsibilities include leader with over 25 years of prehensive Renewable Feed-in Tariff asset optimization, market- experience in the Canadian Program. Prior to joining the OPA, Ja- ing, trading and regulatory energy industry, including son worked for the IESO where he was involvement in the market 15 years in various senior actively involved with restructuring On- areas where TransCanada’s roles in the natural gas indus- tario’s electricity sector by leading key eastern power generation try. Anthony is currently the areas of market design. Jason has also assets, which include hydro, Chair of the Canadian Elec- worked as an energy economist in the wind, solar, combined cycle, tricity Association and has public and private sectors, analyzing and peaking type facilities, been a member of its Board electricity and natural gas markets. are located. since 2006.

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TOM MICHAEL DAVID MITCHELL O’SULLIVAN McFADDEN President & CEO, Ontario Sr. Vice President, MODERATOR Power Generation (OPG) & Development, NextEra Partner & Chair International Chair, World Association of Gowlings LLP Nuclear Operators (WANO) Michael is Senior Vice Presi- Atlanta Centre Governing dent of development at David has extensive international experience in Board NextEra Energy Resources. the energy, infrastructure, financial services and NextEra Energy Resources is aerospace industries. David acts for corpora- Tom was appointed President the nation’s leader in produc- tions, municipalities and utilities involved in the & CEO of OPG in May 2009. ing electricity from clean and generation, distribution, marketing, transmis- Prior to assuming his current renewable fuels and is the sion and financing of energy. He also acts for position, he was Chief Nu- nation’s leader in wind and clients involved in infrastructure development, clear Officer responsible for solar power generation. He management and renewal. David was also the Darlington, Pickering A and received his BS in Civil Engi- recipient of the 2013 OEA Leader of the Year Pickering B. He also served neering from the University of award. as Site Vice President and Notre Dame and earned an Senior Vice President, Picker- MBA from the University of ing B. As of Jan. 1, 2012, Tom Chicago. is the Chair of the World As- sociation of Nuclear Opera- tors (WANO) Atlanta Centre Governing Board, and by vir- tue of that appointment, is a member of the WANO Gov- erning Board in London, U.K.

energyontario.ca EVOLVING REGULATION IN ONTARIO

STEVE SUSAN IAN BAKER FRANK MONDROW President Vice President & Chief Regulatory Officer Partner Union Gas Hydro One Gowlings LLP

Steve is President of Union Gas Susan has been with Hydro One and for- Ian is a Partner in Gowlings’ Toronto Limited, a role he assumed in Janu- merly Ontario Hydro for 20 years and has office, practicing in the area of energy ary 2012. Steve joined Union Gas held the position of Vice President and regulation and policy. Since being in 1989 and has held a number Chief Regulatory Officer for over 5 years. called to the Ontario Bar in 1991, Ian of executive leadership positions During that period Hydro One has filed has represented electricity genera- in business development - stor- and received approval for several dis- tors, transmitters, distributors, energy age and transmission, regulatory, tribution and transmission rate applica- retailers, energy services providers, finance and marketing over the tions. Approval was also received for ma- electrical contractors, and natural gas course of his career. Prior to his jor leave to construct applications. Susan and electricity consumers before the current role, he served as Vice has actively participated in and provided Ontario Energy Board, the National President and Treasurer of Spectra leadership to OEB initiatives and energy Energy Board and other Canadian Energy Corp. industry studies. regulatory forums. Ian advises on natural gas and electricity energy policy, Steve is a professional chartered Previously Susan held positions with regulatory policy, regulatory process- accountant and a certified man- Hydro One in Corporate Finance, Trans- es, rates and tariffs, and compliance agement accountant. He is a mem- mission Asset Management and at On- and licensing. Prior to joining Gowl- ber of the Institute of Chartered tario Hydro in Hydroelectric. Prior to ings, Ian practiced at a prominent Accountants of Ontario, the Cana- joining Ontario Hydro, Susan worked in national firm, served as special advi- dian Institute of Chartered Accoun- regulatory consulting and in investment sor to the chair of the Ontario Energy tants and The Society of Manage- management. Board, and was vice-president, gov- ment Accountants of Ontario. ernment and regulatory affairs with a major integrated energy retail and solutions company.

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JAY GORDON SHEPHERD KAISER Principal Jay Shepherd Professional Corp. MODERATOR Energy Arbitration LLP & Former Vice Chair, Ontario Energy Board Jay is a highly respected and experienced energy lawyer. Since 2003 he has Gordon acts as an arbitrator and mediator been lead counsel for the School Energy in complex commercial contracts with par- Coalition, representing all five thousand ticular reference to energy, telecommuni- Ontario schools in the energy regulatory cations, construction, project finance and environment. Since 1995 he has also been intellectual property. He served as Vice the primary regulatory counsel in Ontario Chair of the Ontario Energy Board for six for the Heating, Ventilating, and Air Con- years. ditioning (HVAC) Coalition, an association of Canadian heating and air condition- Gordon practiced law as a partner in a ing contractors. Before that, in 1985 he national law firm for over 25 years special- was one of the founders of what is now izing in energy, telecommunications, com- the Association of Power Producers of petition law and intellectual property. He Ontario (formerly IPPSO), and went on to is Co-Chair of the Canadian Energy Law be a member of their Board for ten years, Forum and a Managing Editor of the En- including a stint as President, and several ergy Regulation Quarterly. years as publisher of their magazine. Gordon received the National Leadership Award from the Canadian Association of Public Utility Tribunals. He was named En- ergy Lawyer of the Year by the Energy Law Forum and was recognized as one of Can- ada’s leading arbitrators and mediators by Chambers Global 2014.

energyontario.ca IDEASINTERLUDE: REDUCING EMISSIONS THROUGH ALTERNATIVE TRANSPORTATION FUELS

CARA ALICIA PELINO CLAIRMAN MILNER COLAIACOVO President & CEO President MODERATOR Plug ‘N Drive Canadian Natural Gas Vehicle Association Managing Director Morrison Park Advisors Cara is the driving force be- Alicia leads Canada’s national trade associa- hind the creation and operation for natural gas vehicles, the Canadian Since joining MPA in 2005, Pelino has tion of Plug’n Drive. She has Natural Gas Vehicle Alliance. Alicia led the focused on assisting clients in the en- 20 years of experience work- industry in working with Natural Resources ergy, utilities, infrastructure and public ing in the environmental and Canada and a broad group of stakeholders sectors meet financial and strategic sustainability fields, including to develop the “Natural Gas Use in the Ca- challenges, including mergers & ac- 12 years working at Ontario nadian Transportation Sector – Deployment quisitions, capital raising, restructur- Power Generation (OPG), ini- Roadmap” focusing on the environmental ing and project partnerships. tially as OPG’s environmental and economic benefits of increased use of lawyer and later in the role natural gas for medium- and heavy-duty Prior to joining MPA, Pelino was Chief Vice President of Sustainable fleets in Canada. She also co-leads the West of Staff to the Ontario Minister of En- Development (SD). As VP of Coast Marine LNG project jointly funded by ergy from 2003 to 2005. During that SD, she was responsible for Transport Canada and industry which aims time, he assisted in significant restruc- oversight of OPG’s environ- to identify and address the barriers to LNG turing of the Ontario electricity sector, mental performance and the use in Canada’s marine transportation sec- including the drafting and implemen- development and implemen- tor. tation of new legislation, the creation tation of OPG’s sustainable of the Ontario Power Authority, and development policies and Alicia also serves as Chair of NGV Global, significant procurements of new elec- programs. the international association for natural gas tricity generation capacity for the vehicles. She sits on Canada’s National Ad- province. visory Council on Energy Efficiency and is a member of the Canadian Society of Associa- Previously, Pelino spent more than tion Executives. 10 years in management, policy and communications consulting in Canada and the United States, advising clients across a wide range of sectors, including energy, transportation, telecommunications, and healthcare.

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DWIGHT MURRAY TIM DUNCAN ELSTON MURPHY Former Ontario Minister of Finance and Director, IESO & Former Chair, Ontario Co-Chair, Aboriginal, Government Energy; Strategic Advisor, McMillan LLP Distribution Sector Review Panel Relations, Project Finance, & Special Advisor, Ontario Municipal Infrastructure & Energy, McMillan Employees Retirement System (OM- Murray was elected to the Ontario LLP & Former Co-Chair, Liberal ERS) Legislature in 1981 and re-elected Party of Ontario Campaign in 1985, 1987 and 1990. In the Legis- Dwight has had a distinguished ca- lature, he served as Health Minister, Formerly Chief of Staff to the reer in public service that spanned Minister of Financial Institutions and Prime Minister of Canada, Tim close to 25 years. During his time as Chair of Management Board. Follow- provided strategic advice and a Member of the Ontario Legislature ing his tenure in the Legislature, he direction to the Cabinet, the he served as Deputy Premier, Minister served as President of the Canadian Prime Minister and to senior levels of Finance, Chair of the Management Nuclear Association and Canada’s of the public service. His public Board of Cabinet, Chair of Cabinet, Research-Based Pharmaceutical Com- sector experience also includes Government House Leader, Minister panies before joining Bruce Power in serving as Chief of Staff to the of Energy, Minister of Revenue, Min- 2009. After retiring from Bruce Power, Finance Minister of Canada, as a ister of Government Services and Op- Murray served as Chair of the Ontario Member of Provincial Parliament position House Leader. He delivered Distribution Sector Review Panel. in Ontario and as a strategic six budgets and authored historic advisor to governments at all reforms to Ontario’s tax, pension, in- levels. As a lawyer, Tim has surance, and energy regimes. Dwight advised national and international also had Ministerial responsibility for clients in diverse areas including the Ontario Securities Commission, project finance, construction law, the Ontario Energy Board, Hydro infrastructure and renewable One, and Ontario Power Generation. energy, government procurement and bid practices generally. Recently, Tim acted as Co-Chair for the successful Liberal Party of Ontario Election Campaign.

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ADAM The Hon. BOB RADWANSKI CHIARELLI MODERATOR Ontario’s Energy Minister & MPP, Ottawa Queen’s Park Columnist West-Nepean The Globe and Mail A well-known figure in Ottawa, the Hon. Adam is a Canadian journalist. He is Bob Chiarelli returned to the Legislative currently The Globe and Mail’s On- Assembly of Ontario on March 4, 2010, tario Legislature columnist, based following a by-election in the riding of out of Queen’s Park, and writes a Ottawa West-Nepean. Bob was previ- political blog for that newspaper’s ously MPP for the riding of Ottawa West website. He was formerly a member from 1987 to 1997. He was appointed of the Globe’s Editorial Board. Adam Minister of Energy in February 2013. has also been the managing editor for online services at Maclean’s He has served as Minister of Infrastruc- magazine, a columnist and editorial ture and Minister of Infrastructure and board member at the National Post, Transportation. As Minister of Infra- and a columnist for The Hill Times structure and Transportation, Bob was and The Ottawa Citizen. responsible for implementing Ontario’s first 10-year infrastructure plan, Build- ing Together. Bob also served as the Regional Chair of Ottawa-Carleton and was later elected as the first Mayor of the amalgamated City of Ottawa. He was on the board of Ottawa Hydro from 2000-2006 and a director for the Inde- pendent Electricity System Operator from 2007-2010.

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PETER DR. CHRISTINA MATT FRASER HOICKA JAMIESON Vice President, Industry Operations Assistant Professor & PowerStream Director of Economic Development & Performance Chair, Faculty of Environmental Six Nations Elected Council Ontario Energy Board Studies, York University Matt is a member of the Tuscarora Nation Peter was appointed Managing Di- Christina’s research interest is in the and resides on Six Nations of the Grand rector of Regulatory Policy in No- relationships and decisions that pol- River Territory. He currently serves as the vember 2011. Prior to this he held icy makers, citizens and consumers Director of Economic Development for the position of Senior Manager, In- make in the current energy system Six Nations Elected Council. Recently, frastructure & Renewables, with re- transition. She is currently teaching a Matt was the principle architect of Six sponsibilities relating to connection graduate level course on community Nations equity investment in Samsung’s of renewable generation to electric- energy planning in the Faculty of En- Grand Renewable Energy Park - a devel- ity networks, oversight of wholesale vironmental Studies at York University. opment of 250 megawatts of nameplate electricity markets, regulatory as- Christina developed practical course capacity with a total investment cost of pects of electric reliability and the content through consultation with the $1 billion. He was also the primary nego- review of network investment plans. stakeholders engaged in community tiator of direct and indirect community Prior to joining the OEB, Peter energy planning in Ontario - City of benefit agreements stemming from an worked for six years at the Interna- Toronto, Guelph, Burlington, London, additional 225 megawatts of renewable tional Energy Agency (IEA) in Paris, QUEST, and the Ministry of Energy. energy projects. France, as senior electricity policy advisor and spent nearly nine years Prior to her PhD, she worked with In his role as Director of Economic De- as energy policy advisor at the On- stakeholders and advised on policy velopment, Matt is responsible for man- tario Ministry of Energy. Peter holds related to climate change mitiga- aging a diverse portfolio of business master’s degrees in physics from tion, carbon markets, transportation enterprises ranging from gaming and Queen’s University and in environ- demand management, electricity tourism to housing and commercial de- mental studies from York University and the use of coal and renewables, velopment. The Six Nations Economic and a BSc in physics from the Univer- energy conservation, and energy ef- Development department is the largest sity of Toronto. ficiency. Christina has worked at the of its kind in Ontario with over 120 em- Ministry of Energy, the Ministry of the ployees and a $25 million annual operat- Environment, the Association of Major ing budget. Power Consumers in Ontario (AMP- CO), the Ontario Power Authority and Enbridge Gas Distribution Inc.

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MAYOR JEFF SEAN JOHN LEHMAN CONWAY YAKABUSKI City of Barrie & Chair, Large Urban Energy Critic and Chief Opposition Whip, Mayor’s Caucus of Ontario (LUMCO) MODERATOR Fellow, Ryerson Centre for Urban PC Party of Ontario & MPP, Renfrew- Nipissing-Pembroke Mayor Lehman is the 46th Mayor of the Energy City of Barrie. As the head of Council Sean joined the Centre for Urban John was elected to the Ontario Legis- and CEO of the City, he is leading Bar- lature as MPP for the riding of Renfrew- rie through a period of rapid change. His Energy as a Distinguished Re- search Fellow in 2012. As one of Nipissing-Pembroke on October 2, 2003 top priorities include jobs and economic and was re-elected on June 12th, 2014 for development, public engagement, and the longest serving Members of the Ontario Legislature, Sean has his fourth term. John is currently Energy the Plan for Transit, which is the first ever Critic and the Chief Whip for the Official overhaul of the City’s transit system. In had an active interest in Ontario’s energy debate for over 30 years. Opposition. He has served as the House February of 2014, Mayor Lehman was Leader and as a member of the General elected by his peers to Chair the Large Government Committee. Urban Mayor’s Caucus of Ontario, which Sean is a Public Policy Advisor with the national law firm Gowlings LLP. consists of the Mayors of Ontario’s 26 John was raised on politics as his father, largest cities. He is also a public affairs analyst on various television and radio Paul Yakabuski, served as the Provincial programs. A graduate of Wilfrid Member for the riding of Renfrew South Mayor Lehman holds a B.A. from Queen’s for 24 years. John is also known for his re- University, and a Master’s Degree with Laurier University and Queen’s University, Sean Conway entered cord of community service that has includ- first class honours from the UK’s London ed service to the Royal Canadian Legion, School of Economics. As an economist, the Legislature in 1975 and served until his retirement in 2003. During Madawaska Valley Lions Club and the Boy he worked with cities across Canada to Scouts. John has also sat on the steering manage redevelopment and invest in that time, he was a member of several Select Committees on Energy. committee of St. Francis Memorial Hospi- their urban infrastructure, and has be- tal’s Capital Equipment Campaign. come known nationally as an expert on From 1985-1990, he served as Min- the links between public and private in- ister of Education in the Govern- vestment. ment of Premier David Peterson. Upon leaving the Legislature, Con- way received the Churchill Society Award in the Cause of Parliamen- tary Democracy. IDEASINTERLUDE: THE FUTURE OF THE MARKET IN ONTARIO

BRUCE BRIAN BENJAMIN ANDERSON RIVARD GRUNFELD Director of Market & Regulatory Affairs, Director of Markets MODERATOR New England Power Generators Associa- Independent Electricity System Director tion Operator (IESO) Navigant

Bruce is the New England Power Gen- Brian Rivard is the Director, Mar- Benjamin is a Director in the Energy erators Association’s (NEPGA) Director of kets at IESO. In this role, Brian Practice at Navigant. He provides Market and Regulatory Affairs. Since 2012 leads a team of analysts who strategic advice and analytical ex- he has represented NEPGA in dozens of study the impacts of changes to pertise to utilities, independent proceedings before the Federal Energy the IESO Market Rules or Market power companies, regulators, and Regulatory Commission and state regu- Design. Prior to this, Brian was the governments. He has considerable latory authorities, as well as before the Manager, Regulatory Affairs and experience in the areas of utility Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court Sector Policy Analysis. Brian has strategy and operations, generation and the United States Court of Appeals also held the position of Manager, and transmission project develop- for the D.C. Circuit. He also represents Economics and Senior Economic ment and finance, power procure- NEPGA at all NEPOOL stakeholder com- Advisor to the Ontario Market Sur- ment, regulatory economics, elec- mittee meetings, the forum for New Eng- veillance Panel. tricity market design and energy land market participants to deliberate on policy. Benjamin has worked in ver- proposed market rule changes. Prior to joining the IESO, Brian tically integrated and restructured was a Senior Economist with the markets across North America, as Prior to joining NEPGA, Bruce was an Canadian Competition Bureau, well as a range of developed and Assistant Attorney General in the Mas- an economic consultant for LECG, emerging economies around the sachusetts Attorney General’s Office, and Director of Economics at Bell world. He is responsible for all as- and an Associate at Ferriter, Scobbo and Canada Enterprises. pects of project fulfillment. Rodophele, PC, where he represented the Massachusetts Municipal Wholesale Brian is a member of the Indepen- Electric Company and several Massachu- dent System Operator/Regional setts municipal light departments. Transmission Organization Council (IRC) and holds a PhD in Econom- ics from the University of Western Ontario.

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PETER DAVID BOB TABUNS HERLE LOPINSKI Energy and Education Critic, POLLSTER Principal, Counsel Public Affairs Ontario NDP & MPP, Toronto-Dan- Principal, Gandalf Group; Former & Former War Room Chair, forth Managing Co-chair & Pollster of the Ontario Liberal Party Campaign Ontario Liberal Party Peter has a long record of change. Bob is a seasoned lobbyist and After winning a by-election in David runs a Toronto-based pub- government consultant who was 2006 and re-election in 2007, he lic opinion research firm. He is best Chair of the war room for On- has brought fresh new ideas to known for his work on nine consecu- tario Liberal Leader Kathleen Queen’s Park on creating jobs tive federal budgets, all of which re- Wynne’s successful 2014 cam- while fighting climate change; ceived high public approval ratings, paign and helped engineer for- keeping people safe from toxins; and for serving as the Managing Co- mer Premier Dalton McGuinty’s and integrating new Canadians chair and Pollster of the Ontario Lib- rise to power. He has over 25 into our economy. eral Party’s successful 2014 election years of experience at the high- campaign. est levels of Queen’s Park and Peter is leading the change to provincial politics. a new energy economy, in part thanks to his experience as Execu- tive Director of Greenpeace. He also pioneered energy efficiency in Toronto in the 1990s, often working closely with the Carpenters’ Union.

Before joining Greenpeace, and increasing its profile, Peter was a City Councillor. At city hall, he helped keep valuable services public and was ahead of his time in championing smoke-free restau- rants and bars.

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WILL BRIAN PAUL STEWART TOPP BLISS Managing Principal, Partner, Kool, Topp & Guy; MODERATOR Navigator & Former Senior Advisor, Ontario NDP Queen’s Park Bureau Chief Director of Media, and Former Advisor, Ontario CTV News Toronto Ontario PC Party Campaign NDP Campaign Paul is CTV’s Queen’s Park Will is a respected media Brian is the former president Bureau Chief and occasional commentator on politics and of the New Democratic Party anchor at CTV Toronto. public policy, appearing regu- of Canada and senior political He is the winner of 13 larly on CTV’s PowerPlay and strategist and partner at con- individual awards for spot CP24’s LeDrew Live, among sulting firm Kool Topp & Guy. news and investigative and many others. Recently, Will He served as National Cam- feature reporting, including served as Director of Media paign Director for the New the prestigious Edward R. for Tim Hudak’s 2014 Ontario Democratic Party under Jack Murrow International Award provincial campaign. He has Layton and as Deputy Chief of for Best News Series. also served as Chief of Staff in Staff in the office of Saskatch- several portfolios to Ontario ewan Premier Roy Romanow. ministers, including energy Brian is currently a Special Ad- under the Harris government. visor to Ontario NDP Leader Andrea Horwath.

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NextEra Energy Canada is an indirect, wholly-owned sub- Ontario Power Generation is an Ontario-based electric- sidiary of NextEra Energy Resources, LLC, North America’s ity generation company whose principal business is the leading generator of renewable energy from the wind and generation and sale of electricity in Ontario. Our focus is sun with more than 9,500 turbines in operation in North on the efficient production and sale of electricity from our America. NextEra Energy Canada is focused on future generation assets, while operating in a safe, open and en- wind and solar development in Ontario and other prov- vironmentally responsible manner. inces. We have four wind facilities currently operating in other provinces, two solar farms and a wind farm operating in Ontario and are developing a number of additional Porter Airlines Inc. wind energy centres in Ontario. Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport Toronto, ON M5V 1A1 416-203-8100 Oakville Hydro Corporation www.flyporter.com 861 Redwood Square, PO Box 1900 Oakville, ON L6K 0C7 Founded in 2006, Porter Airlines has revolutionized short- haul flying with a warm and effortless approach to hospi- Rob Lister tality and restoring glamour and refinement to air travel. President & CEO An Official 4 Star Airline® in the World Airline Star Rat- 905-825-4473 | [email protected] ing® by Skytrax, and rated second in the world in Condé www.oakvillehydro.com Nast Traveler’s Readers Choice Awards Top Small Airlines category, Porter is committed to providing a premium Oakville Hydro Corporation, through its subsidiary, travel experience. Complimentary amenities include luxu- Oakville Hydro Electricity Distribution Inc. has been pro- rious airport lounges, Starbucks coffee, premium snacks, viding electricity distribution and asset management for and wine or beer onboard. the residents of Oakville for over 106 years. Through our pacesetting brands, Golden Horseshoe PowerStream Inc. Metering Systems, El-Con Construction and Sandpiper 161 Cityview Boulevard Energy Solutions, subsidiaries of Oakville Hydro Energy Vaughan, ON L4H 0A9 Services Inc., we provide customers across southern On- tario with suite metering, meter sealing, underground Brian Bentz utility construction, locating services, as well as rental wa- President and Chief Executive Officer ter heaters, geo-exchange systems and HVAC solutions. 905-532-4600 | [email protected] Sandpiper Generation is also an active investor in green www.powerstream.ca renewable electricity generation. PowerStream is the second largest municipally-owned electricity distribution company in Ontario, delivering Ontario Power Authority power to more than 330,000 customers residing or own- 120 Adelaide Street West, Suite 1600 ing a business in communities located immediately north Toronto, ON M5H 1T1 of Toronto and in Central Ontario. The communities we 416-967-7474 serve include Alliston, Aurora, Barrie, Beeton, Bradford www.powerauthority.on.ca West Gwillimbury, Markham, Penetanguishene, Richmond Hill, Thornton, Tottenham and Vaughan. It is an incorpo- The Ontario Power Authority (OPA) coordinates province- rated entity, jointly owned by the City of Barrie, the City of wide conservation efforts, plans the electricity system for Vaughan and the Town of Markham. the long term, and contracts for clean electricity resources working closely with industry partners and a broad range of stakeholders across the province.

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Repsol, one of the world’s leading integrated oil and gas Samsung and its partners are making an unprecedented companies, spans the entire energy value chain includ- $5-billion private-sector investment in Ontario, to cre- ing exploration, production, refining, LNG, transportation, ate clean, renewable energy for generations to come. Its chemicals, retail sales and renewable energy. The company agreement with the Government of Ontario will result in is based in Madrid, Spain, with North American offices in 1,369 megawatts of clean power generation in Ontario, Saint John New Brunswick, Calgary, Houston,and Anchor- along with 9,000 direct and indirect jobs and four new age Alaska. Repsol Energy Canada Ltd. along with Repsol manufacturing facilities to produce renewable energy Energy North America Corp. are responsible for marketing components for Ontario and for export to markets around the company’s natural gas supply and LNG portfolio. We of- the world. Samsung looks forward to creating the world’s fer a full range of natural gas trading and origination servic- largest cluster of wind and solar power, placing Ontario at es, including baseload gas purchases, baseload gas sales, the forefront of the global shift to clean energy structured and daily natural gas products, seasonal and peaking gas supply services, daily natural gas trading and asset management. We can customize contracts for daily, Toronto Hydro-Electric System Ltd. monthly, seasonal, long-term and emergency gas supplies. 14 Carlton Street Toronto, ON M5B 1K5

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Rodan Energy is a leading North American smart grid company delivering integrated energy solutions to electricity consumers, distributors and power producers. Combining our expertise in metering, energy management and demand response, we are enhancing power system reliability, reducing energy costs and developing a sustainable energy future. energyontario.ca TransCanada Corporation Union Gas Limited 450 - 1st Street S.W. 50 Keil Drive North, PO Box 2001 Calgary, AB T2P 5H1 Chatham, ON N7M 5M1 403-920-2000 www.transcanada.com Steve Baker President TransCanada’s business is to deliver energy to millions 519-436-5200 | [email protected] of people safely and reliably every day. Communities de- www.uniongas.com pend on us to fuel transportation, power businesses, heat homes and move the petroleum products needed to man- Union Gas Limited is a major Canadian natural gas ufacture millions of goods for export and use across North storage, transmission and distribution company based in America. Our natural gas transmission network is one of Ontario with over 100 years of experience and service to the largest in North America, transporting some 20 per customers. One of Canada’s Top 100 Employers, Union cent of the continent’s daily gas supply and we are North Gas is a Spectra Energy (NYSE: SE) company with assets of America’s third-largest supplier of natural gas storage. We $5.6 billion and approximately 2,200 employees. also transport crude oil from where it’s produced to refin- For more information, visit uniongas.com. eries that convert it into fuel and other products. And with ownership or interest in 21 power facilities capable of gen- erating 11,800 megawatts (MW) of electricity, TransCanada is helping to supply a demand that continues to grow by approximately one per cent annually. Thank you to our generous sponsors.

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Glenn Beaumont Carmine Marcello President, Enbridge Gas Distribution President & CEO, Hydro One Inc.

Brian Bentz David McFadden President & CEO, PowerStream Inc. Chair International & Partner, Gowlings LLP

Stephen Clark Tom Mitchell Senior Vice President, Canadian & Eastern U.S. Gas President & CEO, Ontario Power Generation Inc. Pipelines, TransCanada Pipelines Ltd. Tim Smitheman Bryce Conrad Manager, Government & Public Relations, Samsung President & CEO, Hydro Ottawa Holding Inc. Renewable Energy Inc.

Elisabeth DeMarco Al Wiley Partner, Norton Rose Fulbright Vice President, Development Canada/Northeast U.S., NextEra Energy Canada, ULC Ron Dizy ENBALA Power Networks Marcie Zajdeman Vice President, Legal & Regulatory Affairs Brookfield

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