BE PART OF THE PROGRAM AT SPARK 2017
Emissions Reduction Alberta and Alberta Innovates are hosting SPARK 2017, a conference to connect innovators and advance technology. SPARK 2017 takes place November 6-8 in Edmonton at the Shaw Conference Centre. Connect with idea generators in industry and academia, investors, purchasers, experts and innovation advisors who can help you advance your clean technology and bioindustrial solutions toward commercialization. Go to www.spark2017.ca for program information!
You can also be part of the program by submitting an abstract for a printed or digital poster, or an oral presentation at SPARK 2017.
SPARK Call for Abstracts!
Who should submit an abstract?
We encourage submissions from academia (both students and faculty), companies of all sizes, associations, communities, research organizations and government. We also want to hear from individuals who are advancing innovative products and technologies, leading demonstration projects, undertaking case studies and/or policy or regulation studies.
What should be submitted?
Submissions may include early research to full commercialization projects, case studies and demonstrations, or policy and regulation research.
Please consider the following conference themes when preparing your submission(s). Your presentation does not need to fall under one specific theme; we welcome submissions from different perspectives.
- Theme 1: Bioindustrial Development and Biological GHG Emissions
- Theme 2: Industrial Processes and Energy Efficiency
- Theme 3: Reducing GHG Footprint from Fossil Fuels
- Theme 4: Low-emitting Electricity Supply
Submit your abstract today! Submission deadline June 19, 2017 .
To learn more about SPARK 2017 and the abstract review process, go to SPARK2017.ca. And don't forget to sign up for the SPARK newsletter!
Emissions Reduction Alberta (ERA) and Alberta Innovates (AI) are supporting game-changing solutions and the clean technology innovation system to reduce our environmental impact, generate jobs and build a diversified, lower carbon economy in Alberta.
