8e Conférence annuelle ZETM 2026
ZETM 2026 constitue le forum national incontournable pour relever les défis les plus urgents — qu’ils soient d’ordre opérationnel, infrastructurel ou politique — auxquels sont confrontés le transport et la mobilité à zéro émission au Canada.
Déploiement des flottes à zéro émission : Le programme est résolument axé sur la mise en œuvre concrète. Des experts présenteront des expériences de déploiement, des analyses de rendement et les défis opérationnels liés aux véhicules de transport fonctionnant à l’électricité (sur batterie) ou à l’hydrogène, et ce, dans la diversité des conditions propres au contexte canadien.
OUR SPONSORS
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Contactez Majdi El-Sadek pour plus de détails.: [email protected]
Où se loger ?
CUTRIC s'est associé à l'hôtel Burlington Marriott pour offrir un tarif de groupe spécial, exclusivement réservé aux participants à la conférence. Ce tarif réduit s'applique à un nombre limité de chambres et est disponible selon le principe du premier arrivé, premier servi.
Réservez votre chambre au Courtyard Burlington pour la Conférence sur le transport à zéro émission 2026.
Tarifs réduits à venir prochainement.
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Acquérir un leadership d'opinion exceptionnel
Découvrez de nouvelles perspectives et des connaissances pratiques auprès de leaders de l’industrie, afin d’enrichir votre compréhension des stratégies de transport à zéro émission.
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Points clés exploitables
Repartez de la conférence avec des stratégies concrètes et des ressources pour lancer ou faire progresser vos propres initiatives de transport zéro émission.
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Exemples concrets
Tirez les leçons d’études de cas réussies mettant en lumière les avantages environnementaux, financiers et en termes de perception publique des transports à zéro émission.
Collaborer
Faites équipe avec vos pairs pour relever des défis communs et trouver des solutions innovantes.
Possibilités de réseautage
Connectez-vous avec des personnes partageant les mêmes idées et passionnées par les transports durables, et participez à la conversation pour bâtir un avenir zéro net.
Restez à l'affût
Restez à l’affût des dernières tendances et innovations de l’industrie dans le domaine du transport à zéro émission.
Nous mettons l'accent sur la diffusion d'une expertise de pointe et d'éclairages concrets, veillant à ce que chaque participant reparte de la conférence avec de nouvelles connaissances et des enseignements directement exploitables. Notre priorité absolue demeure l'élaboration et la transmission de contenus de la plus haute qualité.
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THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS
Témoignages des participants
AGENDA
Registration / Breakfast
Your day begins here. Check in, grab a coffee and enjoy breakfast while chatting with other attendees. It's the perfect opportunity to connect with peers and speakers before the sessions kick off.
Video Intro (including welcome)
A brief, engaging video to kickstart the day with a warm welcome and set the tone for the exciting sessions ahead.
Welcome & Opening Remarks
Kick off the session with a brief welcome, acknowledgments, agenda overview, objectives and housekeeping to set the tone for the day.
Navigating Tariff Troubles in the Transit Supply Chain
A candid conversation with industry leaders on how tariffs are reshaping transit supply chains, from pricing and lead times to procurement strategy, with practical tactics to manage risk and keep projects on track.
Moderator
Speakers
From ZETF to CPTF: Funding Canada's Green Transit Future – Enough to Get There?
A focused discussion on moving from the Zero Emission Transit Fund to the new Canada Public Transit Fund and whether current dollars, timelines and conditions are enough to deliver fleet electrification, charging and grid-ready projects. We will unpack eligibility, matching, stacking with provincial programs and strategies to keep projects moving between programs.
Moderator
Speakers
Break
A short pause to recharge with refreshments, stretch and informal networking before the next session.
Building Canada's Hydrogen Future: Local Pilots to Regional Hubs
Join us for a dynamic panel discussion that unpacks the essential role of regional hydrogen hubs in propelling Canada's clean energy goals. This session will move beyond the theoretical, focusing on real-world examples and the tangible progress of localized hydrogen ecosystems becoming vital catalysts for FCEB adoption.
Moderator
Speakers
Lunch & Networking
Grab lunch and connect with peers, speakers and sponsors. Use this time to compare notes from the morning, explore partnerships and visit exhibitor tables.
Energy as a Service: Powering Transit's Net Zero Future with Advanced Solutions
This panel will explore the ongoing and expanding transformative potential of Energy as a Service (EaaS) in revolutionizing how transit systems access and manage their energy needs. We will delve into the evolving model of EaaS, where comprehensive energy solutions are delivered on a service basis, fundamentally aligning cost with consumption and efficiency rather than traditional ownership and maintenance burdens.
Moderator
Speakers
Charging Systems of the Future: Optimizing Diverse Strategies for Canada's Evolving Transit Fleets
Join us for a forward-looking panel discussion exploring the dynamic landscape of electric bus charging infrastructure. Moving beyond a "one-size-fits-all" approach, this session will delve into the strategic integration of diverse charging technologies tailored to meet the unique operational needs of transit agencies across Canada.
Moderator
Speakers
Break
A short pause to recharge with refreshments, stretch and informal networking before the next session.
Sponsor Keynote - Hatch
A spotlight session from our sponsor, sharing industry insights, real-world results and innovations shaping the next wave of transit electrification. Expect practical takeaways and a brief look at what is coming next.
AI's Next Stop: Building a Trusted, Intelligent and Human-Centred Public Transit System
As artificial intelligence moves from theory to reality, its potential to transform public transit is immense. But deploying AI in a public service is not just a technical challenge, it is a social, ethical and strategic one. This panel convenes Canada’s leading academic minds to explore the full spectrum of AI in mobility. The discussion will bridge the gap between practical on-the-ground applications in transit operations, the high-speed data networks required for connected vehicles, the critical need for ethical and human-centred design, and the national AI strategy required to ensure Canada leads the way responsibly.
Moderator
Speakers
Closing
A recap of the day's key insights and a look ahead to Day 2, thanking all speakers, sponsors, and attendees for their valuable contributions.
Reception & Networking
Meet speakers, sponsors, and peers over appetizers and drinks. Build new connections with transit agencies, cities, utilities, OEMs and consultancies. Curated introductions by the CUTRIC team help you meet the right people fast.
Registration / Breakfast
Check in, pick up your badge and enjoy a light breakfast while meeting fellow attendees. Use this time to compare goals and plan which sessions you will attend.
Welcome & Opening
Welcome back! Building on the momentum from our first day, this session will orient you for the day ahead. We will offer brief acknowledgments, provide a clear overview of the Day 2 agenda and objectives, and share important housekeeping notes for a productive and focused final day.
Sponsor Keynote - Transdev
A spotlight session from our sponsor, sharing industry insights, real-world results and innovations shaping the next wave of transit electrification. Expect practical takeaways and a brief look at what is coming next.
The Highs and Lows of Transit Electrification Across Canada: Harnessing Transit Experiences in the National ZEB Journey
This session will outline the evolving landscape of zero emissions bus (ZEB) adoption. It will showcase where Canada stands in its national decarbonization goals and explore the successes and challenges of transit decarbonization. Several agencies were early adopters and are leading the way as a result today – but they also learned the hardest lessons in decarbonization technology.
Moderator
Speakers
Break
A short pause to recharge with refreshments, stretch and informal networking before the next session.
Securing Tomorrow's Transit: Cybersecurity in the Era of Connected and Zero-Emission Vehicles
This panel will dissect the escalating cybersecurity challenges facing public transit in the era of increasingly connected, automated and zero emission vehicles. As our transit systems become more intelligent and integrated – from smart depots and connected buses to real-time data analytics and integrated payment systems – they also become more susceptible to cyber threats.
Moderator
Speakers
RNG's Role in Diversified Fleet Strategies: Evidence, Economics and Practical Pathways for Transit Decarbonization
This panel will move beyond theoretical discussions to explore the findings of recent studies on the feasibility and tangible benefits of incorporating Renewable Natural Gas (RNG) into transit agency fleets. We will delve into the quantitative impact of RNG as a crucial component of a diversified zero-emission transit (ZET) strategy, particularly for agencies currently operating or transitioning to Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) buses.
Moderator
Speakers
Lunch & Networking
Grab lunch and connect with peers, speakers and sponsors. Use this time to compare notes from the morning, explore partnerships and visit exhibitor tables.
Electric Connections: Seamlessly Integrating Multi-Modal ZETM Systems – From Bus to Gondola
How to connect zero emission modes into one seamless network, from bus to aerial gondola. We will cover service planning, interoperable ticketing, real time data sharing, station design, power and charging coordination and reliability strategies for smooth transfers.
Moderator
Speakers
Tracking the Transition: Performance-Based ZEB Insights
This seminar will delve into how ACES enables performance-based tracking, supports interoperability across manufacturers, and addresses technical challenges such as data storage and server reliability. Attendees will gain insights into how this data trust empowers agencies to make informed, evidence-based decisions as they navigate the transition to cleaner transit technologies.
Moderator
Speakers
Beyond Bankruptcy: Ensuring ZEB Fleet Resilience and Supply Chain Stability
This special keynote will openly address the complex realities faced by public transit due to recent challenges from some zero emission bus (ZEB) manufacturers. This session will provide hard-won lessons and strategic insights from transit agencies and manufacturers who have directly navigated these turbulent waters.
Moderator
Speakers
Closing Video
A look back at the highlights and key moments from the conference, wrapping up our shared experience on a high note.
Closing
Close the day with key takeaways, next steps and acknowledgements. Share upcoming dates, feedback details and a final thank you to speakers, sponsors and attendees.
SPEAKERS & MODERATORS
Alexis Dunphy
Project Manager, Sustainable Transit Initiatives - CUTRIC
Angela Allain
Director, Public Transit - Codiac Transpo
Anusia Govindasamy
Principal - KayaAG Consulting
Ariel Bautista
Director, eMobility – Alectra Energy Solutions
Artiom Loginov
Canada Business Development and Sales Manager - Accelera by Cummins.
Bem Case
Executive Director, Innovation and Sustainability - Toronto Transit Commission (TTC)
Ben Auslander
Vice President of Sales & Marketing - WAVE Wireless EV Charging
Chris Pulford
Manager, EV Initiatives - Damera Corp
David Black
Senior Director, Government Affairs - Siemens Canada
Della Bond
Sales Manager & Business Dev, Lower-carbon Transportation - FortisBC
Frédéric Démoulin
Urban Ropeway Project Manager – Leitner-Poma of America
Gara Hay
MTB Transit Solution - President
Garret Duffy
GIS Consultant | Product Manager - CUTRIC
Ghulam Sabir
Program Manager, Energy Infrastructure Implementation and Planning - Oakville Transit, Town of Oakville
Graham Guest
General Manager, Energy & Technical Services Environmental Division - Walker
Heather Pratt, MBA, PhD (c)
Founder and President – HLP Innovative Solutions
Igor Zaslavsky
Manager, Digital Transit - York Region Transit
Jeff Poljanski
Manager, Transit Fleet Maintenance for HSR - Hamilton Street Railway
Jennifer Diaz
Project Manager - TransHelp at the Region of Peel,
Jennifer McNeill
Vice President, Public Sector Sales and Marketing - New Flyer
John Kardos
Vice President, Business Development – Canada – Zenobē
Jonathan Chai
Transportation Planning Business Class Lead - HDR
Josipa Petrunic
CEO & President - CUTRIC
Corey Jarvis, CHRL
President – Voyago Ontario’s Mobility Brand; Senior Vice President, Ontario & Manitoba – Transdev Canada
Marko Kroenke
Director of Engineering Services - OC Transpo
Matthew Morrish
Senior Manager Business Development - Hydrogen for Atura Power
Mihir Bodarya
ZEV Infrastructure Specialist – Hatch
Mitra Mirhassani
Professor, Electrical and Computer Engineering – University of Windsor
Où se loger ?
CUTRIC s’est associé à l’hôtel Burlington Marriott pour offrir un tarif de groupe spécial, exclusivement réservé aux participants à la conférence. Ce tarif réduit s’applique à un nombre limité de chambres et est disponible selon le principe du premier arrivé, premier servi.
Le Burlington Marriott est idéalement relié à notre lieu de conférence, le Burlington Convention Centre, garantissant une grande proximité ainsi qu’un accès fluide aux activités de la conférence.
