Client: Western University Year: 2022/2023 Project Highlights Pathways to Decarbonization Through District Energy Western University is the third largest university […]
Western University Net Zero Carbon Roadmap Read More »
Client: Dalhousie University Year: 2014 – 2016 Project Highlights From Steam to Hot Water in Halifax: University phases out aging
Dalhousie University Carleton & Sexton Campus STHW Conversion Read More »
Client: Hamilton Community Energy/Enterprises Year: 2009 to 2011 System Highlights Geo-Exchange & Solar Thermal District Energy System at an Award-Winning
McMaster Innovation Park District Energy System Read More »
Client: Markham District Energy Year: 2022/23 Project Highlights 4 MWt High Temperature Heat Pumps Simultaneously Heat & Cool Downtown Markham
Markham District Energy Centralized High-Temp Large Scale Heat Pumps Read More »
Client: Toronto Community Housing /Regent Park Energy Inc. Owner/Operator: TCHC / Corix, Ameresco, EnerFORGE Year: 2005 to Present Project Highlights
Regent Park Community Energy System Read More »
Client: City of Prince George Year: 2000 to present Project Highlights District Energy System Recovering Heat from the Local Sawmill
Prince George Biomass District Heating System Read More »
Client: City of Toronto Year: 2011 to 2013 A key initiative reducing emissions in the District Energy System The District
City of Toronto Exhibition Place DE System Read More »
Client: Dalhousie University Year: 2016 – 2018 Project Highlights Campus Wide Steam-to-Hot Water Conversion in Less than 2 Years Dalhousie’s
Dalhousie University Agricultural Campus STHW Conversion Read More »
Client: Hamilton Community Energy/Enterprises Year: 2003 to Present System Highlights Low carbon, high efficiency heating and cooling for Downtown Hamilton
Hamilton Community Energy District Energy System Read More »
Owner / Operator: ENWIN Utilities Ltd., Enwave Energy Corp. Year: 1997 System Highlights Greater reliability for Downtown Windsor with District
Windsor Downtown District Energy System Read More »