About
The Energy Adaptation Network is an initiative launched by CanAdapt, in partnership with the Climate Risk Institute and Natural Resources Canada, for professionals across the entire energy sector, including both renewable and non-renewable sources. Aimed at facilitating adaptation and fostering resilience within the energy industry, this network serves as a crucial platform for practitioners to collaborate, share knowledge, and drive innovative solutions in response to climate change and other systemic challenges.
Spanning a comprehensive range of fields within the energy sector, the Energy Adaptation Network encapsulates a broad spectrum of disciplines. Its holistic approach allows members to address the multifaceted aspects of adaptation, ensuring the energy sector's sustainability and preparedness for future challenges. As a pivotal piece of CanAdapt's efforts, the network empowers energy professionals to lead the way in creating adaptive, resilient energy systems for Canada and beyond.
Vision and Mission
Vision: The Energy Adaptation Network envisions a future where practitioners and decision-makers across the energy sector are fully equipped to plan for and manage the impacts of climate change. Through innovation, collaboration, and leadership, the Network aims to transform the energy industry, making it more adaptive and resilient, ultimately contributing to a sustainable environment and society.
Mission: To achieve this vision, the Energy Adaptation Network is committed to:
- Facilitating the sharing of resources, ideas, and lessons learned among energy professionals.
- Organizing virtual knowledge-exchange events to foster a community of continuous learning.
- Encouraging peer-to-peer learning to leverage collective expertise within the sector.
- Engaging with policymakers to influence policy changes that support adaptive practices and resilience in the energy industry.
- Fostering innovation through challenges, grants, and partnerships that drive the development and implementation of adaptive technologies and practices.