USask Renewable Energy

Important CASES announcement!

The International Energy Forum starts today at 1pm, Convocation Hall, USask campus. Open to the public. View the full agenda below!

International Energy Forum 2024 - Renewable Energy Homepage | University of Saskatchewan The University of Saskatchewan (USask) is excited to host the International Energy Forum together with collaborators on the Community Appropriate Sustainable Energy Security (CASES) partnership. This event will take place on May 14th & 15th and will be located on the beautiful USask Campus in Sa...

Join us at noon today. Click link for more info.

https://renewableenergy.usask.ca/events/cases-webinar-series.php

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY: Director, Housing and Infrastructure - Inuvik (F/T)

Please see poster for details. To apply, please provide a cover letter and resume to [email protected], or visit www.lotus-group.ca to apply.

Application Deadline: Thursday, November 20, 2023

Please join us today for a very interesting CASES Webinar from 12-1pm CST. We are thrilled to welcome Dr. Patricia Fitzpatrick from the University of Winnipeg.

This presentation contemplates the multi-faceted, but siloed, highly-centralized approach underway in Manitoba. The existing systems is, arguably, one of the least carbon-intensive in Canada. However, projected demand-side trajectories require significant investments. The suite of policies introduced in the first eight months of 2023 are siloed, deficient in public input, and lack the innovation required to meet the social and political goals identified above. Now that the provincial election is over, we have an opportunity to reconsider our approach.

All are welcome to attend. Click the link below for the Zoom info.
https://renewableenergy.usask.ca/events/cases-webinar-series.php

National Day for Truth and Reconciliation is a time for compassion and understanding – to acknowledge the past and commit to meaningful action and healing. ⁠
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Our campus is closed today, giving time to reflect. ⁠
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Please join us at the University of Saskatchewan for a guest lecture exploring systems thinking and wicked problems from an Indigenous perspective. March 23 4-5:30pm CST in Saskatoon, SK.⁠
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Jordan Peterson is the former elected Deputy Grand Chief for Gwich'in Tribal Council and is currently principal and chief disruptor at Affinity North, an Indigenous-owned consultancy focusing on building stronger and more successful communities.⁠
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This event is in person as well as on Zoom. Please visit our website for more information if you would like to attend the event tomorrow. https://renewableenergy.usask.ca/events/cases-webinar-series.php

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