Engagement

This summer, Energy Alberta was proud to be part of the vibrant life of the Peace Region. Across the season, as communities gathered for cultural celebrations, local markets, parades, rodeos and festivals we supported and shared in the region’s rich traditions and strong community spirit.

In June, the Energy Alberta team attended five meetings with six local government councils to provide an update on the Peace River Nuclear Power Project, answer questions and address concerns brought forward by local government leaders.

At Energy Alberta, public engagement isn’t a checkbox – it is the foundation of how we work. We are committed to open, honest dialogue and building lasting relationships rooted in respect and trust.

Ian Anderson is an Advisor to Energy Alberta bringing his 44-years in the energy industry at the intersection of industry, governments, communities and Indigenous rights and reconciliation.

On March 11, 2025, more than 350 people joined us at the Weberville Community Hall, north of Peace River, to take part in the first open house for the proposed Peace River Nuclear Power Project.

In March, Energy Alberta had the opportunity to meet with the Peace River business community to share information about the Peace RiverNuclear Power Project and hear directly from local business leaders.