Environmental clean-up costs and liabilities pose a significant challenge for industry and governments in Canada. Increasingly, the public expects that the financial burden of cleaning up contaminated sites be recognized as a cost of doing business and internalized by industry.

If you are responsible for environmental management and the remediation and reclamation of contaminated sites for your organization, you need to know how the leaders in this field are planning and organizing to offset their environmental clean-up costs and limit their liability exposure.

Supported by: aboutREMEDIATION and the Canadian Brownfields Network (CBN)

Who Should Attend

• Senior environmental managers and directors

• Environmental professionals and their advisors
in the manufacturing, oil and gas, natural resources, chemical and petro-chemical, and regulatory sectors

• Environmental engineers, planners and consultants

• Environmental lawyers, in-house counsel and city solicitors

• Municipal, provincial and federal government
officers and policy-makers

• Environmental service providers

• Vendors, purchasers and developers of brownfields
and other contaminated sites

The first Offsetting Environmental Clean-Up Costs and Liabilities conference organized by The Canadian Institute will transform your organization’s approach to contaminated sites clean-up and management in Canada. It will provide you with new ideas and showcase new approaches to offsetting clean-up costs and liabilities, including:

• Calculating and posting security for future remediation obligations and recovering the security instrument

• Negotiating with the regulators to develop a reclamation plan you can live with

• Exploring the rise of private equity lenders in brownfield redevelopment

• Managing historic liabilities when operating on previously abandoned land

CBN members are entitled to 10% off conference Registrtion.

Click here for Fees and Registration