The new CEO of Canadian Utilities, Bob Myles, stresses the importance of policy certainty in Canada's energy and power sectors to attract global investment and promote economic resilience. He highlights the positive signs of pro-infrastructure messaging from Ottawa and the shift towards self-reliance due to global economic uncertainties like U.S. tariffs. Myles sees opportunities for Canada in developing its hydrogen sector by addressing challenges such as shipping ammonia, derived from natural gas, to the West Coast. ATCO CEO Nancy Southern expresses optimism about Canada's potential as a global energy superpower under Prime Minister Mark Carney's leadership. She emphasizes the need for bold action to double national housing output and establish new trade corridors. Myles identifies gas storage, hydrogen, ammonia, and carbon capture as key areas for ATCO and Canadian Utilities in the energy transition. Certainty from the federal government is crucial to attract global market investments. Despite uncertainties in Alberta's utilities space, including the industrial carbon tax and power market restructuring, there is room for growth in resource development and population. While challenges persist, there is a positive outlook on Canada's energy future with a focus on investment certainty and transitioning towards cleaner energy sources.