Nexans to Host 2025 Innovation Summit in Toronto Focused on Advancing the Future of Electrification

Nexans to Host 2025 Innovation Summit in Toronto Focused on Advancing the Future of Electrification

May 30, 2025

Nexans recently announced that it will host its Innovation Summit 2025 on October 9, 2025, in Toronto, Canada.

The event will bring together the brightest minds in the fields of energy, sustainability, and technology to discuss and address the challenges surrounding the electrification of the future.

The theme of the summit, “A New Era of Electrification,” will focus on the urgent call to expand grid capacity in an effort to meet growing demand while reducing carbon emissions and environmental impact. Keynote speakers and panel discussions will explore a wide range of timely topics, including:

  • Smart Cities: How can we balance technological innovation with sustainability in urban environments?
  • Grid Modernization: What strategies can we adopt to increase grid capacity while reducing emissions and waste?
  • Sustainability and Technology: How can we harness the power of emerging technologies to achieve sustainable growth?

In partnership with Electro Federation Canada (EFC), the France Canada Chamber of Commerce (ON, MB) and Habitat for Humanity Canada, the event will also focus on Nexans’ sustainability goals commitment, providing insights on the company’s path forward and the role it plays in shaping North America’s electrification future.

“At the heart of our discussions lies a powerful conviction: sustainable electrification demands audacious investment in innovators and scalable solutions. To shape an electrified future that respects our planet, we must urgently accelerate the deployment of technologies and empower the talent capable of fundamentally redefining how electricity is generated, distributed, and consumed,” said Christopher Guérin, CEO of Nexans.

The event will also be led and concluded with proactive initiatives that reflect Nexans’ commitment to innovation and community impact. Leading up to the summit, the Nexans Innovation Challenge will engage university students to develop bold solutions in grid modernization, renewable energy, and smart city technologies, with winners being selected at the event. Following the summit a community initiative in partnership with Habitat for Humanity Canada, will underscore Nexans’ dedication to giving back, highlighting the importance of aligning technological advancement with local engagement.

Guérin further emphasized: “The Nexans Innovation Summit 2025 represents a decisive step forward in our mission to responsibly electrify the world. The challenge of expanding grid capacity sustainably while respecting our environmental commitments requires collective ingenuity, collaboration, and bold action. Nexans is dedicated to mobilizing the brightest minds to drive the transformative solutions our future demands.”

To learn more about the event, visit: Nexans Innovation Summit 2025 – Nexans

Source

Related Articles


Changing Scene

  • Tariff-Free Automation Products in Canada from Electromate

    Tariff-Free Automation Products in Canada from Electromate

    Electromate understands how recent tariff policies have impacted the cost and availability of automation components across North America. That’s why Electromate has made it easier for Canadian manufacturers, OEMs, and system integrators to source tariff-free mechatronic and robotic automation components. Electromate is a Canadian-owned and operated company with representation and technical support across Canada. Its product portfolio… Read More…

  • Schneider Electric Canada Inaugurates a New Production Line in Brossard, Quebec

    Schneider Electric Canada Inaugurates a New Production Line in Brossard, Quebec

    Schneider Electric Canada recently announced the expansion of its facility in Brossard, Quebec. This strategic development includes the addition of a new production line dedicated to the local manufacturing of Schneider Electric’s advanced electrical equipment and power distribution devices—essential components for the electrification of buildings, hospitals, data centers, and infrastructure across Canada. This major milestone… Read More…


Peers & Profiles