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SUMMARY:Atlantic Canada Trade Mission to the 2026 Caribbean Renewable Energy Forum (CREF)
DESCRIPTION:Innovation PEI is seeking interest from export-ready PEI-based companies to participate in an Atlantic Canada Trade Mission to the 2026 Caribbean Renewable Energy Forum (CREF) in Panama City\, Panama\, Oct. 14-16\, 2026. This mission is coordinated by the Environmental Services Association Maritimes (ESAM) with the Support of the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency (ACOA). \n\n\nDates: Oct. 14-16\, 2026 \n\n\nLocation: Panama City\, Panama \n\n\nIn 2026\, CREF comes to Panama City for the first time. As the logistics and finance hub of Latin America\, Panama puts CREF at the geographic center of Caribbean and Central American energy investment. Expect actionable insights and strategies for accelerating the Caribbean’s energy transition\, now from the regional hub of Panama City. \n\n\nMission Key Sectors: \n\n\nRenewable Energy\nClean Technology\nOcean Tech\nInfrastructure\nEnergy Storage Solutions\nEnergy Efficiency & Savings Solutions\nEnergy Demand Management and Software\nSmart Meters\nAI Driven Solutions\n\n\nWhy Participate: \n\n\nEngage in 1-on-1 B2B meetings with industry leaders in the Caribbean Landscape curated to meet your business development goals.\nExplore the latest regulatory developments\, renewable energy trends\, impact financing models\, and opportunities for cross‑border energy interconnection.\nParticipate in country showcases\, the Women in Renewable Energy Luncheon\, and the Island Resilience Action Challenge.\nAccess to exclusive delegation-targeted private networking dinner/reception sponsored by the Government of Canada.\nDedicated Atlantic Canadian Secretariat meeting room.\nTeam supported conference booth where you can showcase your marketing materials.\nPrivate presentations with highly sought after prospects which in the past included:\n\nCaribbean Development Bank (CDB)\nInterAmerican Development Bank (IDB)\nWorld Bank Group (WBG)\nThe Caribbean Climate Start Accelerator\n\n\n\n\nIn 2025\, over 140 B2B custom meetings were organized for the 11 delegate companies that attended. 100% of delegates reported that this was a valuable event and would attend again in 2026. As a result of delegate meetings in CREF 2025\, 41 high prospect meetings were conservatively projected to yield $2\,925\,000 in new business and delegates were introduced to new projects totaling $116 million\, that they will be submitting/have submitted proposals for. \n\n\nFunding Support: \nInnovation PEI’s Export Trade Assistance can cover up to 60% of eligible travel-related expenses for eligible participating companies from PEI. Please submit an application prior to booking any flights or hotels. For detailed information\, please click here. \n\n\n🗓️ Deadline for this mission is June 12\, 2026 \n\n\nFor more information and to express your interest\, please contact Lannia Pan MacAleer via email or phone. \n\n\nLannia Pan MacAleer\nTrade Development Officer\, Global Trade Services\n902-368-6208\nlpmacaleer@gov.pe.ca
URL:https://innovationpei.com/event/atlantic-canada-trade-mission-to-the-2026-caribbean-renewable-energy-forum-cref/
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SUMMARY:PEI Seafood Trade Mission to China 2026
DESCRIPTION:Innovation PEI is inviting export-ready seafood companies to express interest in participating an upcoming PEI Seafood Trade mission to China\, centered around the China Fisheries & Seafood Expo (CFSE)\, Oct. 28-30\, 2026. \n\n\nDates: October 28 – November 4\, 2026 \n\n\nLocation: Qingdao & Shanghai\, China \n\n\nWhy Participate: \n\n\nExposure in Asia’s largest seafood trade show through co-exhibiting at PEI’s provincial booth within the Canada Pavilion.\nNetworking sessions designed to facilitate direct connections with qualified Chinese importers and distributors.\nAccess to value-added programs organized by the Trade Commissioner Service based in China.\nSimplified logistics with China’s visa-free entry policy for Canadian citizens.\n\n\nTo shield Canada from the volatile U.S. tariff policies\, the Canadian government has adopted a pragmatic\, risk-hedging trade strategy toward China. This shift is anchored by signing of the Canada-China Economic and Trade Cooperation Roadmap\, a milestone agreement establishing a strategic partnership focused on agriculture\, clean energy\, and climate competitiveness. Through this framework\, Canada aims to increase exports to China by 50% by 2030 as part of a broader push to double Canada’s overall non-U.S. global exports. To further facilitate trade and tourism\, the Chinese government has implemented a visa-free entry policy for Canadian citizens from February 17 to December 31\, 2026. This significant update simplifies the logistics for this mission\, allowing exporters to travel with greater ease and reduced administrative costs. \n\n\nChina continues to be one of the largest producer and consumer for the global fish and seafood industry. The market is characterized by a growing preference for high-quality\, value-added products driven by increasing per capita disposable income and changing dietary preferences towards healthier and more diverse food choices. As Asia’s largest seafood trade show\, CFSE attracts over 42\,000 professional visitors from 136 countries. It remains a flagship show for Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC). \n\n\nMission Program: \n\n\nCFSE Trade Show: Co-Exhibiting at PEI’s provincial booth within the Canada Pavilion from October 28-30 in Qingdao.\nSustainable Seafood Session & Panel: A conference targeted at key Chinese importers\, processors\, and buyers to showcase the quality and sustainability of the Canadian brand in Qingdao.\nExport Café & Networking Reception: A dinner and networking session designed to facilitate direct connections with qualified Chinese importers and distributors in Qingdao.\nShanghai & Yangtze River Delta Export Cafe (Nov 2–4): A 2-day targeted program in Shanghai and surrounding areas that includes site tours of wholesale markets\, retail outlets\, and B2B meetings with major importers. Ground transportation and interpretation services will be provided.\n\n\nParticipation Flexibility: \n\n\nExporters have the flexibility to customize their itinerary based on their business needs. You may choose to participate in the Qingdao program (CFSE)\, the Shanghai Export Café leg\, or both programs. \n\n\nThe participation fee is $2\,000 CAD per company counter within PEI booth. \n\n\nIncludes: Full booth graphics\, equipment\, furniture\, interpreters\, and on-site support.\n\n\nFunding Support: \n\n\nInnovation PEI’s Export Trade Assistance can cover up to 60% of eligible travel-related expenses for eligible participating companies from PEI. Please submit an application prior to booking any flights or hotels. For detailed information\, please click here. \n\n\n🗓️ Deadline to submit your expression of interest for this mission is June 10th\, 2026. \n\n\nFor more information and to express your interest\, please contact Lannia Pan MacAleer via email or phone. \nLannia Pan MacAleer\nTrade Development Officer\, Global Trade Services\n902-368-6208\nlpmacaleer@gov.pe.ca
URL:https://innovationpei.com/event/pei-seafood-trade-mission-to-china-2026/
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