Engagement with Decision-Makers

Professor Monica Gattinger, Chair, Positive Energy was a speaker at the Oil Sands Pathways to Net Zero - How Do We Get There? conference, by the Canadian Global Affairs Institute

Professor Monica Gattinger, Chair, Positive Energy was a speaker at the Annual New England Canada Business Council Executive Energy Conference

Professor Monica Gattinger, Chair, Positive Energy was a speaker at the Petroleum Technology Alliance Canada 2021 Net Zero & Methane Emissions Reduction Conference

Professor Monica Gattinger, Chair, Positive Energy was a speaker at the Coalition for a Better Future Summit

Professor Monica Gattinger, Chair, Positive Energy was a speaker at the CAMPUT 2021 Virtual Conference

Professor Monica Gattinger, Director, ISSP and Chair, Positive Energy, uOttawa was named to Advisory Board of the Ottawa Science Policy Network.

Professor Monica Gattinger, Director, ISSP and Chair, Positive Energy, uOttawa was named to the Research Centre Advisory Board for the National Research Council (Energy, Mining and Environment Research Centre).

Professor Monica Gattinger, Chair and Dr. Patricia Larkin, Senior Research Associate, Positive Energy, presented a research study on regulatory innovation to the 2021 CAMPUT Annual General Meeting and Conference.

Prof. Monica Gattinger, President, Positive Energy, was the keynote speaker at a science diplomacy event to introduce early-career scientists to real global science-policy issues and to guide them through various evidence-informed policy scenarios, organized by the Science and Policy Exchange, the Institute for Science, Society and Policy (ISSP), National Research Council (NRC) and the International Institute for Applied System Analysis (IIASA).

The National Research Council of Canada (NRC) invited an informal working group of some 40 thought-leaders to identify potential developments over the next 10 to 15 years that would be significant for Canada, including Prof. Monica Gattinger, Director of the ISSP and Positive Energy Chair. The final report, On the horizon: Several perspectives on Canada's technology future - 2030–35, is now out.