Andrew Teliszewsky

Global Relay is seeking to understand the federal government's AI infrastructure and security solutions, policies regarding digital sovereignty and discuss options for data security. For government, Global Relay’s workflow automation provides a tangible value add—triaging citizen requests, auto-classifying records, accelerating low-risk approvals, enforcing consistent compliance checks, and reducing manual hand-offs.

Investment tax credit proposals, with respect to incentives for certain types of renewable and clean energy technologies, including energy storage, hydrogen, carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS), and small modular reactors (SMRs). Emission reduction initiatives, in respect to emerging and nascent technologies, such as intelligent grids, utility-scale storage, carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS), hydroelectricity, SMRs, hydrogen and other technologies, and in respect to research, development and deployment of those technologies, their financing and adoption in electricity systems. Clean Electricity Regulations, with respect to the overall development of the regulations and compliance mechanisms.

Electricity - To work with the government regarding the country's electricity sector, goals for continued leadership in clean energy policies, and support for partnerships between First Nations and industry.

Engage government officials about the government of Canada's decarbonization policies, including the Healthy Environment & Healthy Economy plan, and clean electricity regulations.

Changes to the implementation and application of the Digital Services Tax on rideshare companies and their customers. Sustainable growth and transition to Electric Vehicles. Motor Vehicle Safety Act (MVSA) with respect to the development and testing of automated vehicle technologies. Discussions regarding independent, flexible work opportunities in Canada. Changes to Excise Tax Act, relating to ridesharing.