Christopher Huskilson

Functions as a College/University

Provides electricity services

Develops and explores for oil and gas

Operates engineers association

Operates as a national forum and voice for electricity business

Provides economic development services

Operates energy council membership organization

Algonquin Power owns direct interest or equity in hydroelectric, co-generating, alternative fuels facilities and infrastructure. The Fund looks for opportunities which provide stable cash flow from generating and infrastructure facilities. They also seek investments in distribution and wastewater facilities within a regulated utility. Algonquin seeks opportunities that offer long-term, predictable future cash flows where risk is consistent with the existing portfolio of generating assets. All investments must meet the Fund's acquisition guidelines which require that all acquisitions must provide in an increase in distributable cash per trust unit.

Operates as a holding company involved in the generation and transmission of electricity

Operates as an energy services company that provides innovative and customized marketing, trading and asset management services

Operates as an investment holding company with interests in energy generation and water distribution facilities

Provides collaborative rapid e-learning software

Provides power generation and distribution services

Operates as a natural gas distribution utility company

Distributes electricity

Operates seed-stage program for massively scalable, science based ventures

Provides electric services

Acts as a financing subsidiary/Special purpose entity

Provides investment services

Operates as an ocean data analytics company

Canada's Ocean Supercluster is a national, industry-led cluster focused on accelerating the development, commercialization, and scaling of Canadian ocean-based solutions across sectors such as energy transition, sustainable seafood, future transport, climate change, fisheries, aquaculture, marine renewables, defence, and ocean technology. The non-profit company is based in St. John's, Canada. The organization operates through two main project streams: the Technology Leadership Project Program, which supports the development and commercialization of ocean technologies, and the Innovation Ecosystem Program, which funds initiatives to build a robust innovation ecosystem, including workforce development and network expansion. The cluster emphasizes sustainable, digital, and inclusive growth, integrating diversity, equity, and inclusion principles through partnerships and initiatives. Strategic focus areas include leveraging artificial intelligence, advancing Arctic innovation, fostering intellectual property creation, and supporting sustainable development in northern communities.