Commerce & Engineering Environmental Conference

We are the Commerce & Engineering Environmental Conference held at Queens University in Kingston, Ontario. As the premier undergraduate sustainability conference in Canada, we aim to expose delegates to the rapidly expanding and disruptive green industry, an area with substantial economic and social impact. CEEC explores the business opportunities... and technology that will allow for the next generation of great companies to lead us into a world that is built upon renewable energy and other green innovation. CEEC 2020 Theme 2 Degrees: Quantifying Our Reality 2 degrees is the universally-recognized limit that global temperatures can increase. This is a fine line before we trigger a series of unstoppable environmental disasters. It is time to stop analyzing our situation and start acting towards solutions. In our 30th year, CEEC will spark discussions about the reality of our current ecological crisis. Through fostering a unified approach, we will drive activism and stewardship by connecting todays experts with tomorrows leaders. Click here for a video on the 2020 theme. Keynote Speakers: CEEC discusses a variety of topics ranging from sustainable technological innovations to cultural changes in society that would reduce our carbon footprint. Each year, CEEC works to find high-profile keynote speakers to discuss relevant topics related to climate change and the environment. These individuals discuss how their industry approaches sustainability and what their next steps are moving forward. Speakers Panel: The speakers panel at CEEC revolves around a specific topic each year. The goal is to develop questions around the topic and spark conversation. The multiple panelists with diverse background knowledge and varying skill sets allow for well rounded debates that offer new perspectives. Case Competition: CEECs case competition brings delegates together in order to critically debate and gain an in-depth understanding of fundamental business challenges that sustainable companies may face. Innovation Competition: The ...Read More