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All in AI: Canada’s path to smarter, resilient power systems

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From grid optimization and energy storage to workforce training and ethical governance, the discussion underscored that AI is an operational reality shaping how the country generates, distributes, and secures power.

The All In conference brought together leading voices to discuss how artificial intelligence can strengthen Canada’s energy infrastructure at a time of rapid change.

As renewable generation grows and energy demand from data centers accelerates, the need for predictive, adaptive, and efficient systems has never been greater. Panelists emphasized

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