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Aug. 30, 2023

L-R: (back) Thomas de Boer, Annika Naylor, Camilo De La Hoz Lozano, Nils Betancourt, (front) Leoni Rivers, Colin Anton, Joanne Martineau
L-R: (back) Dave Eaton, Camilo De La Hoz Lozano, Annika Naylor, Brant Zeeman, Thomas de Boer, Hossein Tabatabaei, Hossein Seyed Ghafouri, Serafim Grubas, Joelle French, Elena Temnikova, Tahmina Mirzayeva, Muming Wang, Qiushan (Lillian) Li, Hai Wang, Jeffrey Obeng Dappah, (middle back) Zak Cunningham, Nils Betancourt, Jordan Phillips, Jen Winter, Julie Younes, Jesus Rojas-Parra, Katia Ossetchkina, Earl Magsipoc, Luana Kiefer, Raisha Pradisti, Bezawit Haille, (middle front) Leoni Rivers, Colin Anton, Joanne Martineau, (front) Aly Abdelaziz, Samuel Olawuwo, Mohammadamin Sharifnik

Congratulations to the Modular Nuclear Team, who won first place at the Dragon’s Den in May 2023! 

There was a fantastic group of current and past REDEVELOP students present, which made for a great event.

All four teams (Critical Minerals, Hydrogen, Modular Nuclear, and Renewable Natural Gas) also presented at GeoConvention in May 2023.

Well done and congratulations to everyone! 

Jan. 17, 2023

Many congratulations are in order for this talented group of individuals! 

The Compressed Air Energy Storage team won first place at the Dragon’s Den in May 2022

The CCUS team won Best Student Oral Presentation at GeoConvention in June 2022

The Methane and Geothermal teams both won Best Student Oral Presentation – Honorable Mention at GeoConvention in June 2022

Well done and congratulations to everyone! 

May 11, 2022

To all our friends and collaborators. Please share this invitation with community education directors and teachers. High school students need to sign up today to participate in the games to win one of 12 Chromebooks we have to give away.

Feb.26-27, 2020

REDEVELOP students were honoured to be invited to the Indigenous Participation in Major Projects Conference, hosted by the Indian Resource Council. The conference was be attended by leaders in industry, government and Indigenous communities, along with Alberta Premiere Jason Kenney and former BC Premiere Christy Clark. Sessions included: (1) How Major Projects Impact Indigenous People, (2) Roles of Government, Industry and Indigenous People, (3) Governance, Financial Models and Elements of Success, (4) Training and and Capacity Challenges, (5) United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP),  (6) Business Opportunities & Preparedness, (7) FN Major Projects Coalition, and (8) Education & Training. 

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