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February 25, 2020

Sussex Welcomes Partnership with Ontario Chamber of Commerce

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Sussex Welcomes Partnership with Ontario Chamber of Commerce

Sussex is excited to support the Ontario Chamber of Commerce (OCC) as the expert partner to the recently launched Ontario Energy Council. This Council will support the energy policy and advocacy work of the OCC and its network of chambers of commerce and boards of trade across the province.

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The Ontario Energy Council will meet regularly throughout 2020 to discuss the opportunities and challenges around Ontario’s energy system and inform the OCC’s policy development process.

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Industry, agency, and government experts will be involved in this process, and we encourage our clients to consider participating. If you're interested in learning more, please reach out to any member of the Energy and Environment Team listed below, or visit https://occ.ca/events/ontario-energy-council/.

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