Isabelle Poupart

Policies and program development for future procurements which incorporate Siemens Energy Blue Drive Propulsion systems and other diesel-electric solutions in marine applications. Discussions with government officials with respect to Siemens Energy Canada Limited's activities in energy efficiency and climate change. Clean Electricity Regulations Seeking paired adaptation funding to compliment the regulatory package. For instance, the inclusion of funding mechanisms for decarbonization paired with the regulatory structure. Policies and programs that concern export credit financing, international trade and investment opportunities. Energy Transmission and Distribution System products and services including related software, consulting and security as well as data management. Discussion with government officials regarding public policy options relating to the application of information technology to improve efficiencies of energy systems. Discussion with government officials regarding policies or programs that relate to the Government of Canada’s “Cyber Security Strategy” , “Hydrogen”, “Aeroderivative Gas Turbines” and funding that may be available to Siemens Energy Canada Limited. Clean Hydrogen Investment Tax Credit Seeking supply chain connections through free trade agreements for potential Canadian content rules as it relates to this specific tax credit A government administered system of risk reductions for proponents in the renewable energy project space. For instance, a government fund that companies can apply to which eases commercial risks associated with start up hydrogen projects. In addition, contracts for difference (CFDs) in the context of projects in the energy industry and long-term carbon pricing.

TIU Canada is requesting the Canadian Government to support investing in our C$26mm project in Ukraine, as a 50% debt partner (net ask of the Government of Canada C$8mm) in our 26MW SPP project in collaboration with US Government Development Finance Corporation (DFC). TIU Canada has applied to NRCAN's SREP (Smart Renewables and Electrification Pathways Program (SREPs) program. The NRCAN program is being led by the Electricity Program Branch. The funding will be used to build a photovoltaic solar utility-scale project near Gleichen, Alberta. If successful, TIU Canada will also be working with the Siksika First Nation on the project in question.