Energy and Mines Ministers’ Conference
Source: National Resources Canada
The Energy and Mines Ministers’ Conference (EMMC) is an annual gathering of federal, provincial and territorial ministers responsible for energy and mining portfolios. At these meetings, ministers discuss shared priorities for collaborative action to advance energy and mining development across the country. This page presents the energy and mining items endorsed by ministers at the most recent meetings.
2016 EMMC
The 2016 EMMC was held August 21–23, 2016, in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
- Natural Resources: Major Projects Planned and Under Construction, 2016 to 2026 [PDF – 1.6MB]
- Mining Sector Performance Report 2006-2015
- Canada’s Electric Reliability Framework
- Financing Energy Efficiency Retrofits in the Built Environment [PDF – 1.1MB]
- Encouraging Market Transformation Through Collaboration on Energy Efficiency Standards: A Federal-Provincial-Territorial Framework [PDF – 1.2MB]
- Pipeline Safety Regimes in Canada
- Shale and Tight Resources in Canada
- Working Together to Advance Energy Research and Development: Best Practices and Lessons Learned for RD&D Collaboration [PDF – 1.7MB]
- Innovation Clusters on Shale Resource Development and Distributed Power Generation: A Progress Report to Ministers [PDF – 1.2MB]
- Public Confidence Along the Project Development Cycle
- Facilitating Responsible Mineral and Energy Development – Compendium of Case Studies on Building Public Confidence in the Mineral and Energy Resource Sectors [PDF – 1.3MB]
- A report produced and published by the Conference Board of Canada, Finding Our Balance: How Changes in Oil Prices Impact Canada’s Economy, was also presented to the ministers for their information