ECS Electrical Cable Supply will participate as an exhibitor at the EDIST 2026 conference in Toronto, an event that has officially sold out with over 1,000 power and utility professionals expected to attend. The company will occupy Booth #315 at The Westin Harbour Castle venue, where representatives Kirk Readings, Magda Latawiec, and David Arulcheyan will be available to discuss project challenges and ECS's support for utility and infrastructure work across Canada.
At the exhibition, ECS will feature products supporting utility networks and infrastructure projects in Ontario, including primary and secondary utility power cables for power distribution, control cables for substations, grounding cable options, and cable penetration solutions designed to prevent water leaks in critical environments. The team will discuss technical requirements, sourcing strategies, and practical installation considerations with attendees.
The 2026 EDIST conference marks the largest gathering in the event's history since its inception in 2004, reflecting accelerated changes across utilities, energy systems, and infrastructure development. This year's program includes two keynote presentations, five focused learning tracks, and an expanded exhibitor floor showcasing technologies shaping the industry's future. The conference introduces several enhancements, including 35 speaker sessions and two new content streams focused on sustainability and regulation.
EDIST 2026 is structured across five content streams addressing industry transformation areas. The sustainability and decarbonization stream will focus on climate action and cleaner energy transitions, while the regulatory stream explores policy changes, compliance requirements, and utility regulation. Additional streams cover operations innovations, engineering advancements for grid modernization, and IT/AI integration including cybersecurity and digital transformation. More information about the conference structure is available at https://www.edistconference.com.
The conference's importance stems from its role as a focal point for knowledge exchange in Canada's electricity sector during a period of significant transformation. With utility networks undergoing modernization and increased emphasis on sustainability, events like EDIST 2026 facilitate collaboration between suppliers like ECS and industry professionals implementing infrastructure projects. The sold-out status indicates strong industry engagement with these evolving challenges and opportunities.
For ECS, participation provides visibility among utility professionals seeking cable solutions for power distribution, substation control, and infrastructure projects. The company's exhibition at Booth #315 allows direct engagement with potential clients and partners during three days of learning and networking. The waterfront venue offers convenient access via Union Station and downtown amenities, supporting the conference's goal of sparking meaningful professional connections.
