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Demonstrating Leadership: New Fellows and Partners Join the EFL

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Since January 2019, the EFL has welcomed 25 new Fellows and 19 Convening Partners to advance EFL initiatives and launch EFL 2.0, in which we deepen our work in Alberta and explore how to extend the Lab’s lessons and learning at a national level.


With the recent report that Canada’s climate is warming at roughly twice the rate of the rest of the world, more than ever, our country requires bold and collaborative leadership. The EFL has created a neutral platform to overcome divisiveness and to find common ground among divergent groups. We invited leading organizations in different sectors to join EFL 2.0. They responded and delivered.


EFL 2.0 is proudly supported by the following Convening Partners:

  • Alberta Innovates

  • Alberta Real Estate Foundation

  • Canada West Foundation

  • Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business

  • Canadian Energy Systems Analysis Research (CESAR)

  • Capital Power

  • Cenovus Energy

  • Emissions Reduction Alberta

  • Energy Efficiency Alberta

  • Government of Alberta

  • Indigenous Clean Energy

  • JWN Energy

  • Pembina Institute

  • QUEST

  • RBC Foundation

  • Shell Canada

  • Student Energy

  • Suncor Energy Foundation

  • The Natural Step Canada


The leaders of these organizations have signed this inspiring joint letter confirming their support for EFL 2.0 and their commitment to helping advance the important initiatives stewarded by the EFL Fellowship.


The EFL Fellows have demonstrated the power of shared leadership, co-creation, and experimentation. We are proud of our Fellows and are excited to announce this impressive group of 25 new Fellows who will contribute alongside the current cohort:


Ariane Bourassa, Cenovus Energy

Barend Dronkers, Energy Efficiency Alberta

Brenda Barritt, Stettler Learning Centre

Bryan Helfenbaum, Alberta Innovates

Devin Beaton, Nutana Power

Diandra Bruised Head, Blood Tribe Land Management

Gareth Thomson, Alberta Council for Environmental Education

Gordon Giles, Alberta Pacific Forest Industries Inc.

Greg Bennett, AIRIA Cloud, Google Development Group YYC, Atheria

Heather Lemon, Alberta Energy Regulator

Jaeson Cardiff, CleanO2 Carbon Capture Technologies

Jamie Bonham, NEI Investments

Jeff Bell, Alberta Economic Development and Trade

Jeff Zimmer, ATCO Gas

JT Steenkamp, Shell Canada

Julia-Maria Becker, Pembina Institute

Marla Orenstein, Canada West Foundation

Megan Lohmann, Community Energy Association

Nneka Bowen, Royal Bank of Canada

Olivia Reshetylo, Student Energy

Peter Koning, ConocoPhillips Canada

Saeed Nusri, ATB Financial

Sandra Odendahl, CMC Research Institutes

Shelagh Hayes, Western Economic Diversification Canada


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