Take advantage of the unique opportunity at Turbo Expo to explore leading operational facilities in the region.

NRC’s Institute for Fuel Cell Innovation – Friday, June 10 - 2:30 PM
Canada's National Research Council (NRC) is a leader in the development of an innovative, knowledge-based economy for Canada through science and technology. Located in the heart of the Vancouver fuel cell technology cluster, the NRC Institute for Fuel Cell Innovation (NRC-IFCI) supports Canadian leadership in clean energy technology by addressing industry-defined R&D and commercialization priorities. NRC-IFCI’s “living laboratory” for clean energy solutions features state-of-the-art research labs, an Advanced Testing and Validation Centre (ATVC), integrated technology demonstrations, fuel cell electric vehicles and a hydrogen fueling station.

Location: NRC Institute for Fuel Cell Innovation, 4250 Wesbrook Mall, Vancouver, BC
Transportation: Return bus transportation from the Vancouver Convention and Exhibition Centre will be provided.
Contact & Registration: Come visit us at the NRC booth, #304. Registration is limited, so please confirm your participation in advance with Lindsay McKillop (lindsay.mckillop@nrc.gc.ca / 604-221-3000, ext. 5648).

MTU – Turbine Engine Overhaul facility – Friday, June 10 - 1:15- 5:00 PM

MTU Maintenance Canada is the North American member of the MTU Maintenance network of companies, the largest provider of independent commercial engine services worldwide.

The Vancouver facility holds all OEM licenses required to repair and overhaul GE CF6-50 and CFMI CFM56-3 engines. Apart from accessory repairs in its own shop, the company also offers LRU (Line Replaceable Units) management services, which play an increasing role in MTU’s service offerings.

MTU Maintenance Canada is a maintenance organization approved by the FAA, Transport Canada and other aviation authorities. It is authorized to inspect, repair, overhaul and test aircraft engines, modules and components. Repair processes include high-speed grinding, welding and Non-Destructive-Testing.

The tour consists of engine build lines, static and dynamic balancing center, engine accessory component shop, and high speed grinding center and unique 7 axis Vertical Lathe. Length of tour is approximately 3 hours and 45 minutes including transportation to the Richmond Facility. A snack and refreshment will be provided.

Location: MTU – Turbine Engine Overhaul Facility, 6020 Russ Baker Way, Richmond, BC
Transportation: Return bus transportation from the Vancouver Convention and Exhibition Centre will be provided.
Contact & Registration: This tour has reached capacity and is no longer accepting applications.

Aveos Fleet Performance Inc. – CANCELLED

Fortis BC –CANCELLED

*Please note that space is limited for all tours. All tours are conducted at the discretion of the host company and under the conditions the company establishes, including restrictions and pre-screening of participants. All tours are subject to cancellation.