YEP Calgary presents "A Discussion on Nuclear Energy", Jan. 16 January 16, 2008

YEP Calgary presents "A Discussion on Nuclear Energy", Jan. 16

Wayne Henuset, President and Co-Chairman of Energy Alberta
Corporation, and Marlo Raynolds, Executive Director of the
Pembina Institute, will discuss the issues and the future of
nuclear energy in Alberta. Each speaker will talk for five minutes,
followed by a Q&A discussion.

When: Wednesday, Jan. 16, doors open at 5:30 p.m.

Where: Ceili's (803 8 Avenue SW Calgary, AB)

Cost: Free to YEP members, $5 for non-members.

A lifetime membership to YEP costs just $30.

More information at www.yepcanada.ca.



Wayne Henuset, President and Co-Chairman of Energy Alberta
Corporation, describes himself as an entrepreneur. He has
headed up petroleum service companies, owned car dealerships,
and Willow Park, Canada's largest privately owned wine and
spirits retailer. He now hopes to erect and operate Canada's first
nuclear power plant to meet the needs of oil sands development.

Marlo Raynolds is the Executive Director at the Pembina Institute.
He has worked with the Institute since 1995 in the development and
practical application of triple-bottom-line decision-making tools,
energy systems, and strategies for sustainability. Marlo holds a PhD
in Mechanical Engineering (University of Alberta), a B.Sc. in
Systems Design Engineering (University of Waterloo), and a Masters
in Management and Leadership for the Voluntary Sector (McGill
University). Dr. Raynolds is also an Adjunct Assistant Professor of
Sustainable Development at the Haskayne School of Business, University of Calgary.

Official Website: http://www.yepcanada.ca