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e-Show Guide

The most comprehensive trade show in the Canadian power generation business

Including: Floor plan for the trade show and exhibitor and sponsor listings

November 6 & 7, 2012Metro Toronto Convention Centre, South Building, Toronto, Ontario

Advance edition

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The power sector is a complex industry filled with many challenges. To be successful, you need a legal advisor who understands the complexities, can help manage the risks and help you achieve your goals. At Borden Ladner Gervais LLP (BLG), our team has over 20 years experience providing legal and strategic advice on corporate and regulatory matters, environmental, project finance,construction, M&A, and tax matters for clients across the entire energy sector. Our experience and dedication have resulted in BLG being ranked in the top tier of Canadian law firms in the power sector by Chambers Global.

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2012 Power Networking e-Show Guide

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IPPSO FACTO, Volume 26, No.3d June 2012

ISSN 0847-1460

Association of Power Producers of Ontario25 Adelaide St. East, suite 1602Toronto, Ontario M5C 3A1tel. 416-322-6549fax 416-481-5785Email: [email protected]: www.appro.org

APPrO Registration form 23APPrO Sponsors 24Power Networking Floor Plan

and booth assignments 5

Exhibitor contact list 6APPrO Sponsor contact list 11

APPrO: IPPSO FACTO 23APPrO 2012 conference 22APPrO Directory 9APPrO 2012: Power Networking Centre 25Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP 11Borden Ladner Gervais 2Brookfield Renewable Power 12Canadian Wind Energy Association (CanWEA) 9Gowling Lafleur Henderson LLP 13KPMG LLP 14LEHDER Environmental Services 7Macquarie Capital Markets Canada Ltd 20

NextEra Energy 20Northland Power 10Norton Rose 15Ontario Power Generation 4Osler, Hoskins & Harcourt 16RJ Burnside & Associates / Neegan Burnside 6REpower Systems 17Rodan Energy Solutions 8Stikeman Elliott 19Suncor Energy 21Torys LLP 18Veresen Inc 19

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Lower mattagamiWork is well underway on the Lower Mattagami Project. In partnership with the Moose Cree First Nation, this $2.6 billion project will add 438 MW of clean, renewable power.

atikokanPlanning continues for conversion from coal to 100 per cent biomass fuel - a potential new business.

nanticokePlanning continues for conversion from coal to natural gas and biomass fuel.

niagara FaLLsDrilling of the Niagara Tunnel is complete. When finished in 2013, the 10.2 km tunnel will power 160,000 households for 100 years or more.

nucLear saFetyFollowing the earthquake and tsunami, OPG began working with the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission to advise on lessons learned and to conduct a comprehensive station risk and safety review.

cLaringtonPlanning continues for the refurbishment of Darlington Nuclear’s reactors, as well as work on regulatory approvals for new nuclear units.

rouge parkSince 1999, OPG and its partners have planted close to 4.5 million native trees and shrubs across Ontario. OPG Biodiversity supports important environmental programs and events for families.

cornwaLL The St. Lawrence Power Development Visitor Centre opened in August 2010.

auburn gs80 per cent of OPG’s hydroelectric stations have served Ontario for 50 years or more. In 2011, Auburn Generating Station in Peterborough celebrated its 100th anniversary.

upper mattagami – Hound cHuteFour new hydro stations in Northern Ontario were placed in service, on time and on budget. With a total capacityof 44 MW, this $300 million investment provides clean, renewable hydroelectric power to the province.

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101 Borden Ladner Gervais105 Mindscape Innovation Group Inc.111 Norton Rose203 Neegan Burnside206 Hydac Corporation207 Doherty Engineering Inc.209 Virelec Ltd.216 Electrical Business301 Automodular Corporation303 Electro Rent LLC307 Lakeside Process Controls308 IESO309 Emerson Process Management - Power

& Water Solutions314 Rodan Energy Solutions401 Toromont CAT Power Systems402 Electricity Distributors Association404 GENIVAR405 LEHDER Environmental Services408 Hatch Energy411 CanACRE Ltd.415 Avensys Solutions/Ametek Power

Instruments502 Valard Construction LP506 AMEC512 Ontario Construction Secretariat514 Gowlings516 University of Waterloo, Cooperative

Education & Career Action706 APPrO802 Centennial College

Please note that this is a generic floor plan only For updated availability, please view the current floor plan online at http://conference appro org or contact carole kielly@appro org

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2012 Power Networking Centre ExhibitorsAMEC2020 Winston Park Drive, Suite 700Oakville, ON L6H 6X7 Bob Livet, Vice President, Power Jim McCrea, P.Eng., Director, Engineering and Construction Nancy Brenner, P.Eng., Director, Business Development Blair Seckington, P.Eng., Director, Power Technology Tina Ruparel, Marketing Specialist Ian Shepanik, P.Eng., Manager, Management ConsultingTel. 905 829 5400www.amec.com

Association of Power Producers of Ontario (APPrO)25 Adelaide Street East, Toronto, ONM5C 3A1APPrO is a non-profit organization representing generators operating in the province of Ontario, and a variety of organizations and individuals concerned with generation. APPrO has more than 100 members including developers, suppliers and consultants to power enterprises, both public and private, with an emphasis on implementing responsible and sustainable energy systems in Canada and around the world. APPrO offers extensive resources of many types to assist

business, government, utilities, and scientific researchers acquire useful information pertaining to economic and sustainable energy systems. APPrO publishes magazines, fact sheets, financial/technical bulletins, industry directories, technical handbooks, educational materials, conference proceedings and internet documents.416 322 6549www.appro.org David Butters, President & [email protected] Jake Brooks, Executive [email protected] Carole Kielly, Marketing [email protected] of APPrO 2011 and Co-presenter of the 2011 Power Networking Centre

Automodular Corporation235 Salem Road South, Unit 6Ajax, ON L1Z 0B1Modular sub-assembly and sequencing Chris Dell, Vice President Business DevelopmentTel. 905 391 [email protected]

Avensys Solutions422 Consumers RoadToronto, ON M2J 1P8Power and gas monitoring instrumentation and systems Jennifer Loeffler

Tel. 905 730 [email protected]

CanACRE Ltd.337 – 366 Adelaide Street EastToronto, ON M5A 3X9GIS and Land Acquisition for Wind and Solar power projects Daniel Babcock, President Tel. 416 709 [email protected]

Centennial College, School of Engineering Technology & Applied ScienceP.O. Box 631, Station A, HP 338EToronto, ON M1K 5E9Education Corinne BassettTel. 416 289 5000, ext. [email protected]

Doherty Engineering Inc.7070 Mississauga Road, Suite 140Mississauga, ON L5N 7G2 Preet NijjarTel. 905 399 [email protected]

Emerson Process Management – Power & Water Solutions20 Independence Boulevard, Suite 101Warren, NJ 07059 Eric Bergman

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HeadÊOffice210-704ÊMaraÊStreetPointÊEdward,ÊONN7VÊ1X4TÊÊ519.336.4101F Ê[email protected]

WesternÊDivision9954-67thÊAvenueEdmonton,ÊABT6EÊ0P5TÊÊ780.462.4099FÊÊ780.462.4392www.lehder.com

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Canada.ÊOurÊteamÊof ÊconsultingÊprofessionalsÊisÊbuiltÊaroundÊourÊcoreÊstrengthÊ

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Electricity Distributors Association (EDA)3700 Steeles Avenue West, Suite 110Vaughan, ON L4L 8K8 Tanya Fobear-WilsonTel. 905 265 [email protected]

Electro Rent LLC210 Brunel Road, Unit 1Mississauga, ON L4Z 1T5Rent, lease or buy test and measurement equipment Michael GrayTel. 905 361 [email protected]/index.aspx

GENIVAR Inc.1300 Yonge Street, Suite 801Toronto, ON, M4X 1T3Consulting engineering Kevin Gray Tel. 416 484 [email protected]

Hatch2800 Speakman DriveMississauga, ON L5K 2R7Engineering, consulting, procurement, construction

management Rob LydanTel. 905 403 [email protected]

Hydac Corporation14 Federal RoadWelland, ON L3B 3P2Hydraulic systems and component sales Jeff BeckTel. 905 733 [email protected]

Independent Electricity System Operator655 Bay Street, Suite 410Toronto, ON M5G 2K4Tel. 1 888 448 [email protected]

Lakeside Process Controls5250 Orbitor DriveMississauga, ON L4W 5G7 Rajiv AnandTel. 905 629 [email protected]

LEHDER Environmental ServicesSuite 210, 704 Mara StreetPoint Edward, ON N7V 1X4LEHDER Environmental Services

is an environmental consulting company focused on providing Excellence in Industrial Air Quality Services. Formed in 1995, LEHDER is now one of the largest Air Quality Management companies in Canada. All Air Quality aspects – source testing, emission inventories, air dispersion modeling, data interpretation and approval applications – are managed internally without outsourcing and partnering. We are here to serve your needs Sid Lethbridge, PresidentTel. 519 336 4101, ext. [email protected] Peter Pakainis, Principal, QSTITel. 519 336 4101, ext. [email protected]

Mindscape Innovations Group Inc.30 Duke Street West, Suite 702Kitchener, ON N2H 3W5Tel. 519 744 [email protected]

Ontario Construction Secretariat940 The East Mall, Suite 120Etobicoke, ON M9B 6J7 Association Jim WrightTel. 416 620 5210Fax 416 620 [email protected]

R.J. Burnside & Associates

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LimitedR.J. Burnside & Associates Limited is an engineering and environmental consulting firm comprised of over 335 professional, technical and support personnel. We are fully integrated with Neegan Burnside Ltd., a majority owned aboriginal firm, with experience working with practically every First Nation in Canada. Our professional team provides environmental and engineering consulting services in support of renewable energy generation and conservation. Our success in obtaining REA approvals for severaldifferent wind power projects exemplifies our ability to undertake renewable energy initiatives. Lyle Parsons, BES, VP EnvironmentTel. [email protected] Fiona Christiansen, M.Sc., B.Sc., Manager, Environmental

Planning and AssessmentTel. 519 823 [email protected]

Rodan Energy Solutions 165 Matheson Boulevard East, Suite 6Mississauga, ON L4Z 3K2We are a leading smart grid company delivering integrated energy solutions to electricity consumers, distributors and power producers. We are helping renewable generation connect through OPA’s Feed-In-Tariff program. We have the Engineering, Regulatory and Project Management expertise to connect your project to the grid from start to finish. Contact us today to find out how we can help bring your next project online. Adam Aziz Tel. 905 625 9900, [email protected]

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Toromont CAT Power Systems268 Orenda RoadBrampton, ON L6T 1E9Renewable energy, bio-gas Joe Van SchaickTel. 905 488 [email protected]

Valard Construction LP110 Edilcan DriveVaughan, ON L4K 3S5Electrical high voltage construction services for transmission, distribution and renewable energy Vicki Marks, Vice President,Tel. 416 580 [email protected]

University of Waterloo Co-operative Education and Career Action200 University Avenue West


Waterloo, ON N2L 3G1 Kate SurteesTel. 519 888 4567, ext. [email protected]

Virelec Ltd.4020B Sladeview Crescent, Unit 2Mississauga, ON L5L 6B1Virelec offers a single point of contact to manage complex projects that can include conceptual design, preparation of detailed engineering documentation, specification and procurement of equipment from multiple vendors, factory assembly

into control panels and modular houses, programming of relays and RTUs, system integration, comprehensive factory testing, and field commissioning services. Our experience and capabilities are extensive and range from a variety of projects; Generation projects; ranging from steam turbines to wind and solar energy projects; Transmission projects; Distribution projects and we offer a variety of their services. Our clients range from major utilities, Independent Power Producers, Industrial Companies, Turnkey

Suppliers, Ontario Municipalities and consultants. Virelec has based its solutions on the best technologies available on the market. Paul Marot , PresidentTel. 905 569 8030Fax 905 569 [email protected] Joanna Szarek, Sales RepresentativeTel. 905 569 8030, ext. 257Cell 905 301 4029Fax 905 569 [email protected]

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Annex Publishing & Printing Inc.240 Edward StreetAurora, ON L4G 3S9Annex Publishing & Printing Inc. is Canada’s leading publisher of electrical and energy media products, including: Electrical Business, along with L’industrie électrique for the Quebec electrical market and Distribution &Supply for the electrical distribution channel, are Canada’s premier electrical publications, reaching over 34,000 people who make and influence the buyingdecisions for electrical products across Canada. Energy Manager delivers practical advice on energy management strategies and technologies to over 16,000 building owners, property managers, facilities managers, operations managers and engineers.www.ebmag.comhttp://www.energy-manager.ca/

APPrO 2012 SponsorsBlake, Cassels & Graydon LLP199 Bay Street, Suite 4000Toronto, ON M5L 1A9Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP (Blakes) is one of Canada’s leading business law firms with offices in Montréal, Ottawa, Toronto, Calgary, Vancouver, New York, Chicago, London, Bahrain, Beijing and associated offices in Al-Khobar and Shanghai. Serving a diverse national and international client base, our integrated office network gives clients access to the full spectrum of capabilities found throughout the firm. Ken Pearce, Partner - TorontoTel. 416 [email protected] Bryson Stokes, Partner - TorontoTel. 416 [email protected]

Borden Ladner Gervais LLP40 King Street West, Suite 4100Toronto, ON M5H 3Y4Borden Ladner Gervais LLP’s Electricity Markets Group has the demonstrated expertise to handle a wide range of issues that arise in all aspects of the electricity sector, with an acute understanding of the generation segment. Our Group consists of a multi-disciplinary team of professionals who understand the business, regulatory and financial issues that confront industry stakeholders. We provide specialized legal and strategic advice on project structure, development, tax, financing, construction, environmental and regulatory matters as well as power purchase and energy service agreements. We act for developers, generators, lenders, investors, municipalities, distribution and transmission utilities, district energy


companies, contractors, consultants, retailers and major consumers. We represent parties involved in all types of energy projects, including renewable energy projects, and we provide advice related to the wide-ranging implications of Ontario’s Green Energy and Economy Act, 2009 and climate change issues. Our experience and dedication have resulted in BLG being ranked in the top tier of Canadian law firms in the power sector by Chambers Global. Linda L. BertoldiTel. 416 367 [email protected] J. Mark RodgerTel. 416 367 [email protected]

Brookfield Renewable Energy Partners480 de la Cite BoulevardGatineau, QC J8T 8R3With over 170 generating facilities

and an installed capacity of close to 5,000 MW, Brookfield Renewable Energy Partners is one of North America’s largest independent producers of renewable power. Our Ontario operations include:• 21 hydroelectric generating stations on 10 major rivers with an installed capacity of 897 MW• Prince Wind with 126 wind turbines and an installed capacity of 189 MW• Comber Gosfield Wind, a 94-turbine, 216-MW operation in Essex County, now Canada’s largest wind farm• Over 500-km of transmission lines in northern OntarioContact: Marcie Zajdeman, Vice President, Legal and Regulatory AffairsTel. 416 359 [email protected] Denis Abbott, Director, CommunicationsTel. 818 561 2722, ext. 6965denis.abbott@brookfieldrenewable.comwww.brookfieldrenewable.com

CanSIAA national, not-for-profit association, CanSIA works on behalf of its members to facilitate and promote the responsible and sustainable growth of solar energy across Canada. CanSIA provides education and networking opportunities for members, researches and develops renewable energy policy options for different levels of Canada’s government and implements a broad range of communications activities on solar energy. Our goal is to be the source of trustworthy information about solar energy and its growing importance to Canadian energy consumers. For more information visit: www.cansia.caFor Policy and Research enquiries contact: Patrick Bateman, Policy and Research [email protected] / 613-736-9077

With more than 170 generating facilities and an installed capacity of close to 5,000 MW, Brook�eld Renewable Energy is one of the largest independent producers of long-life renewable power in North America.

Investing for the long term

Brook�eld Renewable Energy has had an active presence in Ontario for more than 35 years.

Our Ontario operations include:

∙ 21 hydroelectric generating stations with a total installed capacity of 897 MW∙ Prince Wind, commissioned in 2006, with 126 wind turbines and an installed capacity of 189 MW∙ Comber Gos�eld Wind, a 94-turbine, 216-MW operation in Essex County, now Canada’s largest wind farm∙ Over 500 km of transmission lines in northern Ontario

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Electricity Today Magazine1885 Clements Road, Unit 218Pickering, ON L1W 3V4 In the rapidly changing climate of today’s power industry, Electricity Today Magazine continues to be the publication of choice for North America’s utility transmission and distribution sectors. Electricity Today, a CCAB audited publication, is published nine times a year by The Canadian Electricity Forum, leading electrical industry publishing and electrical training company for North America’s electric power and engineering industry. Electricity Today Magazine is distributed free of charge to electric utility personnel and electrical consulting engineers across Canada and the United States, providing up-to-date information and timely articles on topics relevant to today’s electrical power industry. Tammy Williams, Associate Publisher

Tel. 905 686 1040, ext. [email protected] Phill Feltham, Managing EditorTel. 905 686 1040, ext. 224 [email protected]

Gowling Lafleur Henderson LLPSuite 1600, 1 First Canadian Place100 King Street WestToronto, ON M5X 1G5Gowling Lafleur Henderson LLP is one of Canada’s largest national law firms with an accomplished record of legal services to the energy sector. Gowlings is actively involved in all aspects of the industry – generation, transmission, distribution, trading and retailing. Gowlings’ lawyers have extensive experience in the negotiation and preparation of electricity and gas purchase agreements and have successfully managed a host of significant and complex energy transactions, both domestic and international. Gowlings

Ext.227For Membership or Conference enquiries contact: Sharon Chester, Member Services [email protected] / 613-736-9077 Ext.222

CanWEASuite 710, 1600 Carling AvenueOttawa, ON K1Z 1G3CanWEA is the voice of Canada’s wind energy industry, actively promoting the responsible and sustainable growth of wind energy on behalf of its more than 420 members. A national non-profit association, CanWEA serves as Canada’s leading source of credible information about wind energy and its social, economic and environmental benefits.Tel. 613 234 8716 [email protected] www.canwea.ca

montréal ottawa toronto hamilton waterloo region calgary vancouver beijing moscow london gowlings.com

make connectionsthat workGowlings’ Energy Group makes things happen in generation, transmission, distribution and retailing. Our legal professionals see beyond the obvious, to anticipate trends and turn insights into deals.

One of the largest law � rms in CanadaOver 25 top-ranked energy lawyers with international recognition

Global reach with clients/projects on 6 continents

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regularly represents gas and electricity industry clients before the Ontario Energy Board and the National Energy Board. Paul Harricks, Partner & Leader - Energy, Infrastructure and Mining GroupTel. 416 369 7296Fax 416 862 [email protected] Thomas Timmins, PartnerTel: 416 369 6689Fax 416 862 [email protected] www.gowlings.com

KPMG - Power & Utilities PracticeKPMG has built one of Canada’s largest power and utilities practices and services leading organizations in the generation, trans¬mission, distribution, and retail energy & electricity sectors. Our clients range from new start-up firms to major power and utility corporations. KPMG also has an impressive track record assisting companies with acquisitions, divestitures, organizational changes and advisory services. At KPMG, we measure our success from the only perspective that matters – yours. For information on how KPMG can assist you, contact: Muriel McGrath, National Power & Utilities LeaderTel. 514 840 [email protected] Craig Walter, GTA P&U Leader, Transaction ServicesTel. 416 777 [email protected]

Macquarie Capital Markets Canada Ltd.Macquarie’s dedicated Power & Utilities team provides Independent Power Producers with full-service M&A, financial advisory and capital markets capabilities, combined with extensive local industry experience. Paul Huebener, Managing Director - InfrastructureTel. 416 607 [email protected]

NavigantNavigant (NYSE: NCI) is a global management consulting firm servicing a wide range of clients through its Energy Practice including public power companies, investor owned utilities, financial entities, government organizations, non-regulated power suppliers, pipeline companies, large energy customers, law firms and other energy industry players. Our work reflects our extensive understanding of energy fundamentals; the regulatory process, pricing,

Trusted adviser to Canada’s Power & Utilities sector

KPMG audits 32 percent of Canada’s power & utilities companies

For more information, contact:

Muriel McGrathNational Power & Utilities Leader(514) 840 2323 [email protected]

Craig WalterGTA P&U Leader, Transaction Services(416) 777 [email protected]

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supply and demand dynamics, market design, customer strategies, fuel sourcing, renewables and clean energy, climate change, benchmarking, financing and operations. Todd Williams, Managing DirectorTel. 647 288 [email protected]

NextEra Energy Canada5500 N. Service Road, Suite 205Burlington, ON L7L 6W6NextEra Energy Canada is an indirect, wholly-owned subsidiary of NextEra Energy Resources, LLC, North America’s leading generator of renewable energy from the wind and sun with nearly 9,000 turbines in operation in North America. NextEra Energy Canada is focused on future wind and solar development in Ontario and other provinces. We have four wind and two solar

energy facilities currently operating in Canada and are developing eight additional wind energy centres in Ontario. Al Wiley, Vice President, DevelopmentTel. 561 304 [email protected] Jennifer Tuck, Director, Regulatory Affairs and Government RelationsTel. 905 335 [email protected]

Northland Power30 St. Clair Avenue West, 12th FloorToronto, ON M4V 3A1Northland develops, builds, owns and operates power generation facilities in Canada, the United States and Germany. Northland’s facilities produce electricity from clean natural gas and renewable energy sources such as solar, wind and biomass,

and sells its product under long-term power purchase agreements. Northland maintains an active development and construction program to discover new and innovative power generation opportunities; both independently and in partnership with First Nations, municipal and other power project developers. Northland’s mission is to create sustainable value for customers, shareholders and communities. Sam Mantenuto, Chief Operating Officer & Chief Development OfficerTel. 647 288 1027 Fax 416 962 [email protected] Sarah Charuk, Communications ManagerTel. 647 288 1105 Fax 416 962 [email protected]

Longstanding. Forward-looking. We are at the forefront of Canada’s energy industry. We have one of the largest and most experienced global energy teams of any legal practice in the world.

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Norton Rose Canada LLP400 3rd Avenue SW, Suite 3700Calgary, Alberta T2P 4H2 Norton Rose Canada is a member of Norton Rose Group, a leading international legal practice with 2900 lawyers in more than 40 offices worldwide. With nearly 700 lawyers in seven cities, Norton Rose Canada is the fourth largest law firm in Canada and a world leader in energy and mining law. We have completed precedent-setting energy and climate change transactions, complex electricity and natural gas regulatory proceedings, renewable energy projects, and unique energy and environmental policy development. Elisabeth (Lisa) DeMarco, Partner Tel. 416 203 [email protected] Richard J. King, PartnerTel. 416 216 [email protected]

Ontario Waterpower Association380 Armour RoadSuite 210Peterborough, OntarioK9H 7L7Toll free: 1 866 743 1500

Ontario Power Generation OPG is an Ontario-based electricity company and one of the largest power companies in North America. We produce the power used in most homes, schools, hospitals and businesses in Ontario. We have strong programs in place to operate in a safe, open and environmentally-responsible manner. OPG owns and operates two nuclear, five thermal and 65 hydroelectric power stations. We also own two other nuclear power stations, which are leased to Bruce Power. In 2011, OPG’s generating capacity was more than 19,000

megawatts. Ninety-six per cent of this electricity came from nuclear and hydroelectric, which produce virtually no emissions that contribute to smog or climate change. Kathryn Peck, OPG Stakeholder RelationsTel. 416 592 3243mobile 416 407 6795

Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP1 First Canadian Place, Suite 6600Toronto, ON M5X 1B8Osler’s Energy Practice Group has represented Canadian, U.S. and international clients on many of the highest profile projects and transactions in the electricity sector. Our experience means we have cutting edge understanding of the relevant issues and the latest developments. Osler’s expertise extends from renewable energy, including wind, hydro, biomass and solar, to nuclear and natural gas,

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along with their unique commercial and policy drivers. Rocco SebastianoTel. 416 862 [email protected] Richard WongTel. 416 862 [email protected]

REpower Systems Inc.REpower Systems Inc. is the Canadian branch of the German wind turbine manufacturer REpower Systems SE, one of the leading turbine manufacturers in the wind energy sector. REpower Systems Inc. is based in Montreal with a sales office in Toronto. The mechanical engineering company develops, produces and markets wind turbines with rated outputs of 1.8 MW to 6.15 MW and rotor diameters of 82 metres to 126 metres for various climate conditions. Georges Douguiniets, Manager of Sales, Quebec & MaritimesTel. 514-935-4595 – [email protected] Vikas Karulkar, Sales Manager, OntarioTel. 416 730 [email protected]

Stikeman Elliott LLP5300 Commerce Court West199 Bay StreetToronto, ON M5L 1B9Stikeman Elliott’s Energy Group, one of the country’s top-ranked energy practices, is among Canada’s leading advisors to the renewable energy industry. A wide range of clients – including developers, purchasers, suppliers and financing entities – depend on the Group’s experience in development, construction, power purchase and procurement processes, real estate and leasing, debt and equity financing, mergers and acquisitions, tax, environmental approvals and related regulatory processes. Jim HarbellTel. 416 869 [email protected] Brenda HebertTel. 416 869 [email protected]

Suncor Energy Inc.P.O. Box 2844, 150 - 6 Avenue S.W.Calgary, AB T2P 3E3Suncor’s vision is to be Canada’s premier integrated energy company focused on operational excellence and high growth, with the assets, people and financial strength to compete globally.

Do you know what you´ll be doing 20 years from now? Our gearboxes do.

REpower Systems Inc. · 1250, René-Lévesque Blvd. West · Suite 3610 Montreal, Quebec, H3B 4W8 · Phone: +1-514-935-4595

Email: [email protected] · www.repower-systems.ca

REpower Systems Inc. · Royal Bank Plaza · 29th Floor · South Tower 200 Bay Street · Toronto ON M5J 2J1 · Phone: +1-416-504-1515 Email: [email protected] · www.repower-systems.ca


Tel. 403 296 8000Fax 403 296 3030 Toll 1-866-SUNCOR-1 (1-866-786-2671)www.suncor.com

Torys LLPTorys’ cross-border Infrastructure and Energy Practice is multidisciplinary, drawing on our top-ranked expertise and depth of resources in all the fields that apply to these sectors. We apply our extensive experience to all aspects of structuring, developing, constructing, financing, managing, operating, purchasing and selling infrastructure and energy projects, assets and businesses. Our group has advised on projects and transactions in Canada, the United States, India, Mexico, Latin America and Asia. We regularly represent developers, project sponsors, equity investors, financial investors, domestic and international lenders, major industrial and commercial

users, and governments and government agencies. Charles KeizerTel. 416 865 [email protected] Valerie HelbronnerTel. 416 865 7516 [email protected]://www.torys.com

Veresen Inc.Suite 900, Livingston Place – South Tower222 – 3rd Avenue SWCalgary, Alberta T2P 0B4Veresen owns and operates energy infrastructure assets across North America. Veresen is engaged in three principal businesses: a pipeline transportation business comprised of interests in two pipeline systems, the Alliance Pipeline and the Alberta Ethane Gathering System; a midstream business which includes ownership interests in a world-class natural gas liquids extraction facility near Chicago, the Hythe/Steeprock complex, and other natural gas

and NGL processing energy infrastructure; and a power business with renewable and gas-fired facilities and development projects in Canada and the United States, and district energy systems in Ontario and Prince Edward Island. Paul EastmanTel. 519 491 [email protected]

“It's like having a deal partner on the team rather than outside counsel.”Chambers Global

We draw on our top-ranked expertise and depth of resources in a variety of fields to assist our clients in accomplishing their objectives.

Torys’ Infrastructure and Energy Practice

Toronto New York Calgarywww.torys.com


Pipelines | Midstream | Power

www.vereseninc.com

Building a Powerful futureVeresen is a diversified energy infrastructure company. Our power business is focused on four core areas – gas-fired, renewable, district energy and waste heat. Our power holdings play a key role in meeting North America’s energy needs and serve key energy-consuming markets.

Veresen has interests in more than 950 MW of power generation capacity in operation, construction or development in Canada and the United States. This includes the 400 MW York Energy Centre located in the Township of King, Ontario and the 20 MW Grand Valley I and II Wind Project located in East Luther-Grand Valley, Ontario, both of which started operations in the spring of 2012.

STIKEMAN ELLIOTT LLP | MONTRÉAL TORONTO OTTAWA CALGARY VANCOUVER NEW YORK LONDON SYDNEY www.stikeman.com

Ideas. Solutions. Success.CANADIAN ENERGY LAW

From financing, commercial agreements, acquisitions anddivestitures, regulatory issues and construction through to powerpurchase agreements, our Canadian and international energy-sectorexpertise ensures that you will get the strategic advice you need.

For more information, contact us at (416) 869-5500Jim Harbell | Brenda Hebert | Jason Kroft | Eric Bremermann | Glenn Zacher


macquarie.com/caContact Paul Huebener on 416.607.5178

One global network. Many powerful possibilities.

Macquarie’s local strength and global platform make for a powerful combination

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With one of the largest dedicated power and utilities teams

NextEra Energy Canada is proud to support APPrO.

www.NextEraEnergyCanada.com


Find out more about Suncor’s track record and how we are planning to responsibly

develop North America’s energy supply. www.suncor.com/sustainabilityperformance

partnerships

possibilities

Suncor – APPrO 2012 Show Guide: Full page bleed ad (8-1/2”w x 11”h trim page) bleeds, 4c. KLVC. June 15/12.

We see the possibilities.As a responsible energy developer, Suncor Energy faces an important challenge every day: to provide energy in a way that

minimizes our environmental impact. Our renewable energy team is working on part of the solution. Using revenues from

oil sands development, their job is to develop projects that offset greenhouse gas emissions while creating significant new

business opportunities. Their track record is impressive. Suncor is an owner in six operating wind projects and we’re also

one of the largest biofuels producers in the country. Seeing the possibilities of renewable energy is a key component of our

strategy and helps us build a more sustainable future.

Judith Athaide, Kolja Vainstein,

Dianne Zimmerman and

Kip Clancy work on Suncor

renewable energy projects

$750 million actual

and planned investments

in renewable energy

by 2012

1million tonnes of CO2

emissions avoided per year

through Suncor’s renewable

energy portfolio

255 megawatts of electricity

produced by Suncor’s six

wind farms, enough to power

about 100,000 homes

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Navigating Turbulent Waters:Strategies for mastering the new challenges

facing the Ontario power system

November 6 & 7, 2012Metro Toronto Convention Centre

Toronto, Canada


The 24th Annual Canadian Power Conferenceand Networking Centre

Greg LyleInnovative Research

Group

Tim HudakLeader, Ontario PCs

Hon Chris Bentley, Ontario Minister of

Energy

Featuring

Adam RadwanskiThe Globe and Mail

Linda BertoldiBorden Ladner

Gervais

Paul MurphyPresident, IESO


�Yes, Please register me Register online at conference.appro.orgor send by mail, fax or email:25 Adelaide Street East, Suite 1602Toronto, ON, M5C 3A1 fax: 416-481-5785

I’m interested in exhibiting

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Registration Fees:

APPrO members:Before September 1: $895September 1 or later: $1095

Non-members:Before September 1: $1295September 1 or later: $1495

APPrO Annual Banquet Dinner ticket (November 6) $350 (note: 1 banquet ticket is included with each APPrO registration)

Volume DiscountIf registering over four people, the group rate is recommended.

(20% discount for 5 or more registering from the same organization at the same time.)

Exhibit space$2,795 per booth

Trade show guest day passes for non-exhibitors:

November 6: $75November 7: $55

All fees subject to 13% HSTSponsorship and affinity promotion services - prices available separatelyPlease add 13% HST to all prices above.

email: [email protected]

20% discount for groups of 5 or more!Please visit: http://conference.appro.org

IPPSO FACTONovember 2012 - Special APPrO 2012 Bonus Distribution Issue

Book a multiple insertion now and increase your APPrO 2012 exposure – and beat the premium rates for advertising in this issue! Reservation deadline: October 1. Click here for media kit, or contact [email protected] for personal assistance.

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For more information on sponsorship opportunities, please contact Carole Kielly, Marketing Manager at (416) 322-6549 ext. 222, or by e-mail to [email protected].

Become a Sponsor

APPrO gratefully acknowledges its sponsors:

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For more information on sponsorship opportunities, please contact Carole Kielly, Marketing Manager at (416) 322-6549 ext. 222, or by e-mail to [email protected].

12 compelling reasons to exhibit at APPrO 2012:

This is where we’ve made a majority of our connections. ... Some of the other exhibitors were good people for us to talk to as well, which the Networking Centre better facilitated.

— John MacFarland, National Power Manager, Victaulic

Download the Exhibitor Prospectus, Guide and Registration Forms or view more information on our website at http://conference.appro.org.

APPrO has a wide range of sponsorship opportunities, including customized options, that work with your marketing strategy and budget. Contact Carole Kielly at [email protected] for details.

November 6 & 7 at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre

1. Canada’s largest concentration of generators 2. The full spectrum of power technologies 3. Leading edge technology presentations in the Innovation Centre 4. Meet new prospects — 1500 participants expected 5. Two jam-packed days to build on existing relationships 6. Dedicated networking time scheduled into the program 7. Comfortable networking-friendly areas 8. Check out the competition 9. Discover new target market niches, explore new partnerships 10. Network with widest range of power prospects 11. Get your company listed in the 2012 Power Networking Show Guide12. Complete turnkey package - show up and set up!

Power Networking CentreJoin the leading power gen companies

in the APPrO 2012 Power Networking Centre spotlight!


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