Mark your calendar: ETC 2026, the Electricity Transformation Canada, lands in Toronto, Canada from 19 October 2026 to 21 October 2026, ready to bring the field together once more. Think of it as the sector's trading floor — a concentrated space where supply meets demand and orders get written. Scheduled every year, it strikes a balance between staying current and giving each edition room to grow. At an expected 2500 attendees, the sheer density of the right people is part of the appeal. Look for it at Enercare Centre, whose halls and meeting rooms give the programme room to breathe.

Staging ETC 2026 in Toronto is no accident. The city blends serious event-hosting credentials with a character that rewards anyone who ventures beyond the venue. Good airport access and reliable local transit make the journey to Toronto a low-stress one. Lodging is easy to sort in Toronto, with everything from conference hotels to smaller stays with local flavour. Once the day wraps up, Toronto has no shortage of restaurants, sights and things to do. As one of Canada's key destinations, Toronto regularly hosts events that draw an international crowd.

Expect Energy, Clean Energy, Electricity Transformation, Energy Storage, Solar Energy and Energy & Environment in abundance, presented by the brands and manufacturers shaping each of these areas. Deals start on the floor and continue over coffee, which is exactly how the format is meant to work. Coffee breaks, lunches and socials are as much a part of the value as the sessions themselves. Behind the scenes, RE+ Events manage the moving parts so attendees never have to think about them.

The mix of products, people and business potential makes it a genuinely worthwhile trip. ETC 2026 earns its place on the calendar for industry professionals, buyers and suppliers, edition after edition.

Keep an eye on the official channels closer to the date, as agendas, speakers and floor plans are usually firmed up in the final weeks.

What is the dress code?
Attendees should come in business attire.

For practical details on visiting Canada — transport, visas and hotel districts — see our Canada guide.