From February 3 to 5, ēnergiQ brought together key players in the energy transition in Montréal for three intense days of meetings, discussion and field experiences. A look back at an event marked by innovation, dialogue and collaboration.
Day 1: An Opening Cocktail to Kick Off the Discussions at Maison Alcan
The On February 3, participants were welcomed at Maison Alcan for an opening cocktail focused on reunions and first connections.
In an iconic setting, this convivial moment set the tone for the event: fostering exchanges between experts, decision-makers, innovators and partners from the energy ecosystem.
This first gathering launched three days of stimulating discussions on the major issues of the energy transition, in an atmosphere that was both professional and warm.
Day 2: A Day Full of Content and Connections at the Paddock Space, Parc Jean-Drapeau
The February 4 marked the heart of ēnergiQ with a full day of conferences, panels, workshops and networking activities. The discussions highlighted concrete perspectives on electrification, technological innovation, public policy and collaboration levers at both the local and international levels.
This day also featured the presence of government representatives, including Dominique Deschênes, Assistant Deputy Minister of Energy at the ministère de l'Économie, de l'Innovation et de l'Énergie, as well as Frédéric Tremblay, Director General, Americas Relations, Economic Affairs and Strategic Intelligence at the MRIF, underscoring the strategic importance of the energy transition for Québec and its positioning on the international stage.
A highlight of the day: a demonstration of electric heavy-duty Peterbilt on the legendary Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve. Participants were able to discover — and experience — an immersive demonstration of real-world advances in heavy transportation electrification.
Throughout the day, exhibitor showcase and networking space offered a dynamic environment, fostering business connections, the sharing of solutions and the discovery of promising initiatives.
In the evening, participants gathered for a festive evening, continuing the discussions in a relaxed and welcoming setting. A memorable moment that strengthened the connections made throughout the day.
Day 3: The Energy Transition in the Field
The February 5: ēnergiQ continued with site visits, giving participants a firsthand look at how the energy transition is unfolding in the field.
Visits to theInstitut de recherche d’Hydro-Québec (IREQ) and at theGlencore CCR Refinery offered an inside look at strategic facilities, innovative projects and industrial practices in transformation.
These immersive visits helped connect strategic thinking with operational reality. A strong and inspiring conclusion to the event.
A Unifying Gathering for the Ecosystem
ēnergiQ 2026 once again demonstrated the importance of bringing together energy transition stakeholders around a space for dialogue, learning and collaboration.
Thank you to all the participants, speakers, partners and exhibitors who contributed to the success of this 2026 edition!