Canadian utility Fleet Forum
Thank You for a Successful CUFF 2026
The Canadian Utility Fleet Council would like to thank all attendees, partners, and sponsors who contributed to the success of the 2026 Canadian Utility Fleet Forum (CUFF), held from April 27 to April 29, 2026 at the Hyatt Regency Calgary.
This year’s event brought together utility fleet professionals from across Canada to exchange insights, explore emerging technologies, and strenghten industry connections.
Event Highlights
Photos from CUFF 2026 are now available: click here.
We invite you to revisit key moments from the event and share them within your network.
2026 CANADIAN UTILITY FLEET FORUM PICTURES
Looking Ahead to CUFF 2027
Planning is already underway for the next edition of the Canadian Utility Fleet Forum.
Details for the CUFF 2027 will be announced shortly.
We encourage you stay connected for updates on location, dates, and registration information.
About the Canadian Utility Fleet Forum
The Canadian Utility Fleet Forum brings together fleet leaders from across Canada who oversee equipment and operations in the utility sector. Each year, CUFF provides a dedicated platform where utility representatives, manufacturers, and service providers exchange best practices, collaborate on shared challenges and explore innovation in fleet management.
This collaborative environment supports improved safety, reliability, and performance for Canada’s utility workers and the equipment they depend on.
Become a member
Membership in the Canadian Utility Fleet Council is automatically included when you register for the annual Canadian Utility Fleet Forum (CUFF).
Organizations and companies involved with, or supporting, utility fleets across Canada are welcomed as part of the CUFC community through their event participation.
No separate membership application or action is required.
Our purpose
The purpose of the Canadian Utility Fleet Council (CUFC) is to further the interests of the vehicle and equipment fleets in the utility sector of Canada. Membership in the Council shall consist of designated representatives of the fleet management sectors of any Canadian utility, (Electric, Gas, Telecommunications, Cable), manufacturers, distributors and dealers of vehicles and equipment purchased and maintained by utility fleets; and individuals and organizations who provide services to the utility fleet sector.
Examination process
Examination under the direction of the Canadian Utility Fleet Council is a voluntary process, aimed towards the "best practices" available principle. The program is driven by utilities, equipment manufacturers, owners and operators, requiring that only competent mechanics are allowed to service, inspect and maintain their equipment.