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PUBLICATIONS

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Volume 1

Canada: Winning as a Sustainable Energy Superpower

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Volume 2

Canada: Winning as a Sustainable Energy Superpower

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Volume 3

Canada: Making the Case

for Nation-Building Projects

Canada:

Becoming a Sustainable Energy Powerhouse

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Publications
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Northern Infrastructure Corridor Seminar

Conference Presentation

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 Turning the Barrel       Upside Down

Article by Ed Brost and Clem Bowman

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Electric Vehicle Impact on Oil Sands

Read White Paper

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Queens University 2021 Electrification of Transport

June 2021

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Ed Brost discusses Carbon Capture

Sarnia News Today

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Carbon Capture is historically expensive.

December 2023

SYMPOSIUMS

The Second Richard Marceau Energy Symposium

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A collaboration by Bowman Centre for Sustainable Energy, 

Canadian Academy of Engineering, and IEEE Electric Power and Energy Conference

November 12, 2020

 

We are grateful for the support of our sponsors:

  • Dr. Ben Luan: Western University, and Associate of the Bowman Centre for Sustainable Energy

  • McGill University

  • Memorial University of Newfoundland

 

The symposium was an online event of national interest held on November 12, 2020.  Our presentations were:

  • A collaboration by Bowman Centre for Sustainable Energy

  • Canadian Academy of Engineering

  • IEEE Electric Power and Energy Conference 2020

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Legacy of Dr. Richard Marceau

Dr. Yves Beauchamp is the President of the Canadian Academy of Engineering, and a colleague of Dr. Richard Marceau.  He delivered personal and professional comments on the legacy of Dr. Marceau after whom this Symposium is named.

Indigenous Leadership in Nation-Building Energy Projects

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In Canada, First Nations and the Crown have a special relationship. This presentation shared the successful experiences of Walpole Island First Nation with infrastructure projects. Their experience in ‘Consultation & Accommodation Protocol’ serve to build capacity for engagement and overcome challenges.

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Dean M. Jacobs is the Consultation Manager, External Projects Program, for Walpole Island First Nation

Electric Vehicle Impact on the Oil Sands; Preparing a Nation for the Future

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Ed Brost, Peter Smith, and Marshall Kern, co-authored a White Paper on the impact of the growth of the electric vehicle market share on the Alberta Oil Sands. The White Paper details that there will be a fundamental and permanent change in the demand for petroleum fuels for transportation. We call for a transition plan for the Oil & Gas sector to address both the opportunities and threats of this structural change. We argue that a tipping point for fuel demand will occur early in this decade. Action is required within the current mandates of the Federal and most Provincial governments.

Links to a Canadian National

Electrical Grid

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The Bowman Centre for Sustainable Energy has worked the national electrical grid file for a decade. We know that electricity will continue to grow in importance with respect to the standard of living Canadians enjoy. Our focus has been on sources, or generators, of electricity; and transmission lines from those sources to areas of consumption. This presentation reviewed our successes, and highlights five obstacles to be overcome.

Links to collaborators and sponsors:

Canadian Academy of Engineering - https://cae-acg.ca/

IEEE Electric Power and Energy Conference 2020 - https://epec2020.ieee.ca/

McGill University - https://www.mcgill.ca/          

Memorial University of Newfoundland - https://www.mun.ca/

ASSOCIATES IN THE NEWS

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June 20, 2021

Why Sarnia-Lambton should become a hydrogen powerhouse

Bowman Centre for Sustainable Energy Associate Peter Smith makes the case for Sarnia-Lambton to become a hydrogen powerhouse. Click picture to see story in Sarnia Journal.

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Associate

Peter Smith

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January 30, 2020

Carbon fibre championed to save Alberta's oil sands

Bowman Centre for Sustainable Energy vice-president Don Geaves says small yet significant changes in what’s done with Alberta’s extracted bitumen might help that province and the rest of Canada prosper.

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Vice-President

Don Greaves

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May 3, 2021

Sarnia-Lambton has potential to become ‘hydrogen hub’

Bowman Centre for Sustainable Energy in the news. 

Click picture to see story in Blackburn News.

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for Sustainable Energy

Bowman Centre

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September 11, 2019

Canada Making the Case for Nation-building Projects

Bowman Centre for Sustainable Energy President, Marshall Kern announces the launch of the Centre's latest book, Canada: Making the Case for Nation-Building Projects. 

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President

Marshall Kern

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November 24, 2020

Sarnia area considering its role in Ontario's hydrogen strategy

Bowman Centre for Sustainable Energy in the news. 

Click picture to see story in The Sarnia Observer.

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for Sustainable Energy

Bowman Centre 

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November 16, 2016

Walter Petryschuk on the Bowman Centre

Presenting to the Sarnia-Lambton Chamber of Commerce, Associate Walter Petryschuk explains why the Bowman Centre exists and what that their mission is to catalyze big Nation-building Projects.  

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Associate

Walter Petryschuk

In The News
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