Frequently Asked Questions

The annual gathering of the Montréal community for the climate transition

Frequently Asked Questions

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Take a look at our FAQ, and if you can’t find the answer there, contact us!

General information

Launched by the Foundation of Greater Montréal and the Trottier Family Foundation, the Montréal Climate Partnership (MCP) is an independent initiative bringing together nearly a hundred economic, nonprofit, philanthropic and institutional organizations. Its objective is to mobilize key players in the Montréal community to help reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 55% by 2030 and put the city on the path to carbon net-zero by 2050.

The initiative is funded by the Foundation of Greater Montréal, the Trottier Family Foundation, the McConnell Foundation and the City of Montréal.

Learn more at climatmontreal.com/en

The Montréal Climate Summit is the annual gathering of the Montréal community for the climate transition.

It is a milestone event where public authorities and society’s key stakeholders highlight solutions, measure collective progress and share successes and challenges in their work to speed up the city’s climate transition.

Each year, the Summit invites leaders from the business, philanthropic, political, union, grassroots and environmental communities, as well as students and citizens of every stripe, to gather and rally around concrete measures. It’s also the premier platform for making announcements and commitments to doing more, better and faster for the climate.

The Summit’s funding partners are listed here.

Interested in becoming a Montréal Climate Summit partner?

Please contact Cinthia Torti : cinthia@climatmontreal.com

The Grand Quay of the Port of Montreal is located in the Old Port of Montréal

200 De la Commune Street West, Montréal : https://maps.app.goo.gl/PJJKVFJ5gxzH4BCG8

The Grand Quay is easily accessible by active and public transportation. Visit the
STM website to plan your trip.

Public transportation:
Metro Place-d’Armes, then about a 12-minute walk
OR
Metro Berri-UQAM, then Bus 715 Ouest.
Bus: 715, 61, 35

Bicycle: Lachine Canal multipurpose path. Bike racks will be available on-site.

Pay parking is available on-site.

Registration

The Climate Summit brings together stakeholders from the institutional, economic, union, nonprofit and philanthropic spheres, including leaders and senior executives from the city’s various sectors of activity.

No. The Climate Summit is open to all.

Unfortunately, no.

The Montréal Climate Summit is a paid event. Reduced rates are available for students and NPOs.

 

Tickets are available on the website (www.sommetclimatmtl.com). No tickets are sold on-site. Follow our social networks or subscribe to our newsletter here 

Consult our Attendance terms and conditions here

Tickets purchased in advance are non-refundable. However, you may transfer your ticket to another person in the organization you work for through your Eventmaker client account. Tickets purchased at the regular rate are refundable (or transferable), excluding transaction fees, until April 14, 2025, inclusively. To request a refund, write to info@climatmontreal.com.

Reduced rates are available for students and duly registered NPOs.

Programmation available soon. Follow our social networks or subscribe to our newsletter here.

Yes. Participants who opt for a meal on the registration form will receive a vegetarian lunch.

Please let us know about your dietary preferences and restrictions when you register on Eventmaker. Preferences can be modified until April 15, 2025. Note that our caterer cannot guarantee any changes made after that date.

 

Details about attending the Summit

Yes. The Grand Quay of the Port of Montreal is universally accessible.

Yes. Note that professional photographers will also be on site. 

Yes. Note that professional photographers will also be on site.

The Montréal Climate Summit takes place mostly in French. Simultaneous interpretation will only be provided in the two large conference rooms. It will not be offered in the workshops.

Yes. “The Grand Quay is exclusively served by Telus Wi-Fi public hotspots.

This network supports up to 800 simultaneous connections on the Grand Quay site. To connect to this free service, you must register by entering your email address and accepting the terms and conditions. Unregistered users will be disconnected after 10 minutes.” Workspaces and charging stations will also be available.

You can change your selections by logging into your Eventmaker profile.

Note that places are limited for all events.

KeepTrack will help you make the most out of the Montréal Climate Summit. With this free application, you can consult the program, make changes to your events, view the site map and much more! Download it for free for Android or iOS.

Braindate is a guided networking platform that empowers you to form valuable connections at the Summit by planning meetings with event participants and exhibitors. A few days before the event, you will receive an email to create your account and start planning your meetings.

By purchasing a ticket, you agree to abide by all other policies and rules, including those relating to safety and conduct on the site, and you agree to refrain from disrupting the Summit’s workshops and other activities. We reserve the right to eject offending parties from the premises. Their tickets will not be eligible for exchange or refund, and they will not be entitled to monetary compensation.

Other information

Workshops will not be filmed. Refer to each event’s description to find out whether any content or PowerPoint presentations will be available after the Summit.

Yes. 

– 100% vegetarian menu served in reusable containers

– Open and responsible homegrown suppliers using primarily locally sourced products

– Donation of leftover food

– Waste sorting and weighing

– Carbon offsets

– Recyclable printed material reduced to the absolute minimum-

Promotion of public transport; awareness-raising survey on modes of transportation used to get to the Summit.

 

Write to us at info@climatmontreal.com.

Yes. You’ll find the free, supervised coat check near the entrance.

We comply with the Québec public health department’s recommended measures.

Note that hand sanitizer and masks will be available at the welcome desk.

Minors are welcome on the site until 5 p.m. Note that the cocktail on May 6 is restricted to people over 18.

Didn’t find the answer you were looking for?

Feel free to write to us at info@climatmontreal.com.

Current edition

2024 Montréal Climate Summit

May 7 and 8

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