Event Details
Tracy Sletto, CEO of the CER will speak on “Leading Through Change: A Regulator’s Perspective on Canada’s Evolving Energy Landscape”
🎤 November In-Person Technical Session
Join us in person at The Calgary Petroleum Club – McMurray Room on Thursday, November 19 for our monthly Technical Session featuring Tracy Sletto, Chief Executive Officer of the Canada Energy Regulator (CER). Please arrive early to get settled before the presentation that starts at 3:30pm sharp!
⭐ **Technical sessions are for CWiE members and prospective members only.
Our Mix & Mingler starts at 4:30pm after the technical session and is open to all industry professionals
🗓️ Agenda:
- 3:15pm – Doors open
- 3:30pm – Technical Presentation
- 4:30pm – Mix & Mingler
💡 Leading Through Change: A Regulator’s Perspective on Canada’s Evolving Energy Landscape
Tracy Sletto, CEO of the Canada Energy Regulator, will provide an overview of the CER’s mandate and Canada’s evolving federal energy regulatory landscape, including recent changes to the regulatory system. Drawing on her own experience, she will also share perspectives on leadership, mentorship and her experience as a woman leader in Canada’s energy sector.
Tracy Sletto
Chief Executive Officer
Tracy Sletto (she/her) leads a world-class safety and economic regulator that keeps Canada’s energy moving safely and efficiently through thousands of kilometers of federally regulated pipelines and powerlines across the country. The regulator also provides energy information and analysis that informs and supports Canada’s energy future. Ms. Sletto became the Chief Executive Officer of the Canada Energy Regulator (CER) in December 2023.
Passionate about leading an organization that demonstrates regulatory excellence while advancing Reconciliation, she prioritizes positive and meaningful relationships with stakeholders, rights holders and people impacted by the infrastructure regulated by the CER.
Growing up in northern Saskatchewan shaped Ms. Sletto’s core values of community, public service, respect for diversity and common sense. She has extensive executive leadership experience in finance, economic development, regulatory and public policy development.
Professional Affiliations, Degrees and Distinctions:
• Master of Public Administration, Queen’s University
• Bachelor of Arts, University of Saskatchewan
Canada Energy Regulator
The CER is Canada’s federal energy regulator. It regulates more than 73,000 kilometres (km) of interprovincial and international pipelines and over 1,600 km of interprovincial and international power lines. The CER also regulates pipeline tolls and tariffs, energy exports, and oil and natural gas exploration and production and offshore renewable energy projects in certain northern and offshore areas of Canada.
The CER regulates infrastructure and activities under federal jurisdiction to ensure the safe and efficient delivery of energy to Canada and the world, protecting the environment, recognizing and respecting the rights of Indigenous Peoples, and providing timely and relevant energy information and analysis.
Preventing harm is the foundation of how the CER keeps people safe, protects the environment and respects Indigenous rights. The CER enforces rigorous safety and environmental standards and expects companies to adopt new technologies and innovative approaches to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of their management systems in preventing harm.
**Our technical sessions are open to our members and prospective members only. For more information on our Technical Sessions please contact: Leslie Cassidy
