Electricity Transformation Canada - ETC 2026 in Toronto, Canada

Electricity Transformation Canada - ETC 2026

October 19–21, 2026
Toronto, Canada
180 Exhibitors

Event Date

October 19–21, 2026

Location

Toronto, Canada

Expected Exhibitors

180

About This Show

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Electricity Transformation Canada (ETC) is a national conference and exhibition dedicated to Canada's clean energy transition. ETC is a hub for cutting-edge technologies and groundbreaking solutions in the renewable energy landscape, showcasing the latest wind, solar, and energy storage advancements. The event is developed by the Canadian Renewable Energy Association (CanREA), RE+ Events, and the Italian Exhibition Group.

The show brings together a broad cross-section of the sector, spanning solar energy, energy storage, wind power, power utilities, industrial energy systems, municipalities, Indigenous organizations, government representatives, electricity retailers and exporters, and real estate and construction. It serves as a gateway for businesses to connect with key decision-makers, showcase their innovations, and position themselves at the forefront of Canada's energy transformation.

Attendees gain knowledge from industry leaders and pioneers through a comprehensive program of plenary sessions, educational workshops, and interactive discussions on the show floor. The event provides opportunities for businesses to engage directly with industry leaders, government representatives, and potential clients at the forefront of advancements in clean energy technologies.

Show Highlights

ETC 2026 combines a large exhibition floor with a robust conference program. Key features include:

  • Daily plenary sessions featuring industry leaders and visionaries
  • Concurrent education sessions and interactive show-floor theater sessions
  • Business Pavilions dedicated to hydrogen, energy storage, start-ups, and Indigenous renewable energy companies
  • Expo Hall showcasing distributors, manufacturers, and financiers across wind, solar, energy storage, hydrogen, and more
  • Networking events, including a Monday Night Welcome Reception and a Tuesday Night off-site networking reception at Little Canada

Attendees can explore products and solutions from wind, solar, energy storage, hydrogen, and more, plus business pavilions with hydrogen, energy storage, start-up, and Indigenous renewable energy companies.

Attendance

The 2025 edition was the biggest ETC to date, bringing together 2,900 energy professionals from across Canada and around the world, as well as more than 120 speakers and 180 exhibitors showcasing the latest renewable energy technologies. The show floor featured 180 exhibitors from distributors, manufacturers, and financiers.

Registration

Registration is open online. ETC takes place in Toronto, Ontario at the Enercare Centre. Passes and Early Bird pricing (available until September 18) include:

  • Full Conference Pass (all three days): CAD 1,240 Early Bird for CanREA members; CAD 1,593 Early Bird for non-members
  • Expo Hall Only Pass (Tuesday and Wednesday): CAD 151.50 Early Bird for CanREA members; CAD 179.50 Early Bird for non-members
  • Student Full Conference: CAD 623 Early Bird (requires a college ID number and advisor's name)
  • Indigenous Full Conference and Non-Profit Full Conference: CAD 808 Early Bird each

Networking add-ons are available, including the Monday Night Welcome Reception (CAD 153) and the Tuesday Night off-site reception at Little Canada (CAD 153). Attendees can pick up their badge at the onsite registration area starting Monday, October 19, 2026 (7:30 am to 6:00 pm), Tuesday, October 20 (7:00 am to 6:00 pm), and Wednesday, October 21 (8:00 am to 4:00 pm). Bring a valid government-issued ID and your confirmation email for verification.

History

Electricity Transformation Canada (ETC) was developed by the Canadian Renewable Energy Association (CanREA), the voice of Canada's wind energy, solar energy and energy storage sectors. The event is developed by the Canadian Renewable Energy Association (CanREA), RE+ Events, and the Italian Exhibition Group. The 2025 edition was the biggest ETC to date, bringing together 2,900 energy professionals from across Canada and around the world, along with more than 120 speakers and 180 exhibitors.

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Exhibitors

Exhibitor Information

180Expected Exhibitors

Detailed exhibitor list is being compiled. Check back soon or visit the official show website for the most current information.

Last updated: August 2, 2026

Frequently Asked Questions

When and where is Electricity Transformation Canada 2026 taking place?

ETC 2026 takes place October 19-21, 2026, at the Enercare Centre, located at 100 Princes' Blvd, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

Who should attend ETC?

The event is aimed at professionals across Canada's renewable energy sector, including solar, wind, and energy storage companies, power utilities, municipalities, Indigenous organizations, government representatives, electricity retailers and exporters, and financiers. It connects decision-makers, innovators, and stakeholders driving Canada's clean energy transition.

How do I register and what does it cost?

Registration is available online. Early Bird pricing (until September 18) includes a Full Conference Pass at CAD 1,240 for CanREA members and CAD 1,593 for non-members, and an Expo Hall Only Pass at CAD 151.50 for members and CAD 179.50 for non-members, with discounted rates for students, Indigenous communities, and non-profits.

How large is the event?

The 2025 edition was the biggest ETC to date, drawing 2,900 energy professionals from across Canada and around the world, along with more than 120 speakers and 180 exhibitors.

Are there official hotels and shuttle transportation?

Yes. ETC offers official group-rate hotels including Hotel X Toronto (the headquarter hotel opposite the venue), Novotel Toronto Centre, Radisson Blu, The Union Hotel, and Residence Inn Toronto Downtown, with a booking deadline of September 25, 2026. A complimentary shuttle runs between designated hotels, the Enercare Centre, and the offsite networking event at Little Canada.

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