Gary Millard is an environmental scientist working on guiding business and society through our latest energy transition. Gary received his B.Sc. in Environmental Science from the University of Calgary in 2000 and is a Professional Geoscientist with APEGA. He worked as an environmental consultant doing assessment and remediation of contaminated sites before moving to industry in 2004. After having spent a decade cleaning up contamination, he had a few ideas on how it could be prevented and moved into environmental and regulatory compliance in the oil sands business. Following that, Gary worked on climate change and energy transition issues, including examining clean technology opportunities and other innovations available to the oil sands industry and the broader energy market. Most recently, Gary has been working to integrate sustainability considerations into decision-making processes. He is a Fellow with the Energy Futures Lab. Outside of work, Gary volunteers with Bike Calgary, an advocacy group helping develop improved infrastructure and support for cycling as a mode of active transport for everyone. He spends his recreation time running, climbing, and skiing in the mountains.
