CanREA Golf Tournament—Alberta

July 19, 2023, 11:30 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Blue Devil Golf Course (Calgary)

Fore! On July 19, the Canadian Renewable Association (CanREA) hosted 165 movers and shakers of the Canadian renewable-energy industry for an exclusive golf tournament in Calgary, Alberta.

PHOTO: A great time was had by all at the CanREA Alberta golf tournament 2023! Clockwise from top: Renee Hjorth (Capital Power), Heinz Inabnit (Sancon Commissioning), Janice Redmond, Craig Dyck (PCL).

This unique opportunity connected other CanREA member companies while entertaining important clients on the fairway—and in the club afterwards.

A BBQ lunch prior to the tee-off time was followed by a networking reception, dinner and a presentation for prizes, including a $10,000 hole-in-one prize!

Event Sponsors

PHOTO: Thank you to our Golf Cart Sponsor, EDF Renewables.
PHOTO: Thank you to our On-course Beverage and Snack Sponsor, Winergy Moventas.
PHOTO: Thank you to our BBQ Lunch Sponsor, Pattern Energy Canada.
PHOTO: Thank you to our Golf Ball Sponsor, Goldwind.
PHOTO: Thank you to our “Closest to the pin” competition Sponsor, Myshak Group.
PHOTO: Thank you to our “Putting” competition Sponsor, Northland Power.
PHOTO: Thank you to our “Marshmallow Long Drive” competition Sponsor, Pandell.
PHOTO: Thank you to our Regular Hole Sponsors; Altus Group, ATCO, Prairie Sky Strategy, and Wanzek Construction.

Sponsorship opportunities – stand out from the crowd

CanREA has many exciting sponsorship opportunities! Please check out the Sponsorship Prospectus and contact Julie Mair, CanREA’s Membership and Business Development Manager, to discuss interesting ways you can stand out from the crowd as a sponsor and showcase your company as a leader in the industry.

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