La deuxième édition du FIBEQ organisée conjointement par le CRIBIQ (Consortium de Recherche et d’Innovation en Bioprocédés Industriels au Québec), IDE Trois-Rivières (Innovation et développement économique Trois-Rivières), Innofibre et l’UQTR (Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières) se déroulera du 20 au 22 juin 2022 à Trois-Rivières. 

La première édition du FIBEQ en 2019 fut un grand succès. Les participants se sont retrouvés à Trois-Rivières afin de discuter des enjeux liés à la bioéconomie au Québec et également au niveau mondial. Plusieurs sujets ont été abordés et de nombreuses relations ont été établies grâce à cet évènement.

L'édition 2022 mettra en lumière plusieurs enjeux d'actualité tels que : l'intelligence artificielle appliquée à l'innovation durable, le secteur de l'agroalimentaire dans une ère post-pandémique, les bioressources utilisées dans un contexte d'économie circulaire et de réduction des gaz à effet de serre, le développement de nouveaux produits biosourcés, l'entrepreneuriat et la bioéconomie et d'autres thématiques d'actualité qui s'ajoutent au cours des prochaines semaines. Un grand nombre de chercheurs, d'experts, d'industriels et d'organismes de développement économique sont attendus.

La bioéconomie est une solution à plusieurs enjeux dont certains sont identifiés dans la Stratégie québécoise de la recherche et de l’innovation (2022-2027). Tout en étant économiquement viable, la bioéconomie présente de nombreux avantages en termes de souveraineté économique, de création de richesse, d’empreinte environnementale et de revitalisation régionale.

The Canadian Trade Commissioner Service (TCS) matchmaking program at the 2022 Global Energy Show (GES) will connect Canadian companies with international buyers and Trade Commissioners in the Canadian companies’ markets of interest. Meetings will take place both in-person and virtually. There are two different in-person locations for meetings, one on June 6th, which is only for Canadian companies meeting with Trade Commissioners on the margins of the Canadian Global Energy Forum’s Annual Conference. All in-person meetings for June 7-9 will take place at the TCS Pavilion on the GES Trade Show Floor. See below for details on both locations.

On-site participants

June 6th: please note that Monday’s in-person Trade Commissioner-To-Business Export Café meetings will be held at the Hudson, alongside the CGEF conference. The address is 200 8 Ave SW, on the 6th floor.

June 7th-9th: please note that the Trade Commissioner Service Pavilion is located in booth 1057 at the BMO Centre at Stampede Park in Calgary. All on-site meetings for these days will happen at that location. 

Virtual meetings

May be attended to from your laptop/smartphone at a location of your choosing.

Canada’s Trade Commissioner Service (TCS), through its global network, supports Canadian hydrogen-related companies in their export-oriented objectives and efforts to commercialize hydrogen technologies and reach global markets. This includes promoting capabilities such as equipment, services, technologies and solutions to foreign buyers, strategic partners, and capital investors.

The TCS program at the Annual International Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Conference will facilitate Canadian engagement with potential business partners and clients, executives, and global players such as investors through targeted B2B meetings and other services. 

This in-person event, hosted in partnership with Aéro Montréal, Propulsion Québec, and the Québec Government is an opportunity for manufacturers and companies in the ground transportation and aerospace industries to meet and network with potential customers, suppliers, and resources. In addition to an exciting day filled with informational sessions, panels, presentations, and keynote speakers, attendees will have access to a B2B platform (B2B/2GO) that they can use to request meetings to find new customers, suppliers, or assistance. 

The Western Innovation Forum (WIF) promotes western Canadian capabilities in the aerospace, marine, and defence industries, including those with potential application in these sectors. The event focuses on connecting innovators, companies and researchers with business and innovation-driven investment opportunities. WIF will feature a virtual B2B meeting program, presentations from industry and government leaders, and regional highlights of western Canada.

Conference Presentations 

• The “Conference” tab provides information on all presentations that will be featured at WIF 2022. We encourage you to visit this tab to review these presentations and join the conference sessions at the appropriate times allotted.

B2B/B2G Meetings

• To participate in the WIF B2B/B2G meeting program, it is necessary to complete an organizational profile. WIF participants are able to request and schedule B2B/B2G meetings through the “Networking” tab.

Toronto and Warsaw will provide an overview to identify and explore in detail, specific issues the City of Warsaw is facing in clean energy, as well as, discuss possible solutions that Canadian suppliers can offer while sharing their expertise and insights.

Join the Study in Canada Virtual Fair and e-meet representatives of Canadian colleges, institutes, polytechnics, universities and K-12 institutions!

Mining Suppliers Trade Association Canada – MSTA CANADA in collaboration with the Trade Commissioner Service (TCS) are pleased to invite you to register to this B2B networking platform during PDAC 2021 to help Canadian and international companies in the mining industry connect.