Edmonton January CPANS Luncheon
Overview of the Alberta Annual Emissions Inventory Reporting (AEIR) Program
About the Presentation:
An emissions inventory is a critical tool for understanding the type, quantity, and distribution of pollutants released into the atmosphere. Alberta’s Annual Emissions Inventory Reporting (AEIR) Program, launched in 2016, tracks air emissions from more than 400 large, EPEA-regulated industrial facilities across the province.
This presentation will provide an overview of the AEIR program, including reporting requirements, emission thresholds, and the types of data collected for both point and non-point sources. Attendees will gain insight into how AEIR data is used for regulatory applications, air quality modelling, trend analysis, and regional and national air quality assessments. Highlights from recent AEIR datasets, including emission trends and key findings, will also be discussed.
Date:
Wednesday, January 14, 2026
Time:
11:30 AM – 1:00 PM
Venue:
University Club, University of Alberta
11435 Saskatchewan Drive, Edmonton, Alberta, T6G 2G9
Speaker:
Eric Alailedoye, MSc
Air Emissions Policy Advisor
Alberta Environment and Protected Areas
Eric Alailedoye is a seasoned environmental professional with expertise in air emissions management, regulatory assurance, and environmental policy. He currently serves as an Air Emissions Policy Advisor with Alberta Environment and Protected Areas, where he supports emissions inventory reporting, modelling, and policy development.
Eric has a strong technical background in chemical technology, environmental management, toxicology, and environmental health, and has worked in both Nigeria and Canada on contaminated site risk assessments and regulatory compliance initiatives. He holds multiple bachelor’s degrees and a Master of Science in Environmental Health. Outside of work, Eric is active in volunteer service and is an avid English Premier League football fan.
Cost:
$40 – A&WMA Members
$50 – Non-Members
$15 – Students (includes hot lunch & coffee; GST included)
Webinar Access: Individual ($20) | Group ($80)
Details:
Please register by Tuesday, January 13 to secure your spot and help us plan for lunch.
Online registration and payment options, including credit card payments, are available through the links below:
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