Nathalie Pilon Announced as 2015/2016 Electro-Federation Canada Chair

At the Electro-Federation Canada (EFC) AGM on April 15th, Nathalie Pilon, Thomas & Betts Ltd. was announced as the EFC 2015/2016 Chair. At the event, Tim Horsman, E.B. Horsman & Son was thanked for his contributions and leadership as the 2014/2015 Chair.

Kevin Cosgriff, President and CEO- NEMA, was the speaker at the Business Program on NEMA’s 2015 Strategic Initiatives.

Photo: Tim Horsman receives plaque from Nathalie Pilon and participated in the gavel exchange.

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Convectair Donates Heating Equipment to Habitat for Humanity Québec

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Toronto Hydro and Campbell Soup cook up combined heat and power plant

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Toronto Hydro Helps Iconic Soup Maker Develop an Onsite CHP Plant

Toronto Hydro and Campbell Company of Canada have unveiled a hot new power project that produces 90,000 lb/hr of steam. Heat produced from the engine generates steam, which Campbell Canada uses to cook soup.

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Volunteers Needed to Review Electrical Safety Authority 5 Year Strategic Plan

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Infrastructure Investment to Bring Clean Energy to BC’S Peace Region

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CSA Updates Standard on Self-Ballasted Compact Fluorescent Lamps and Ballasted Adapters

CSA has published a third edition of C861, Performance of self-ballasted compact fluorescent lamps and ballasted adapters…

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IESO and Hydro-Quebec Enter New Electricity Trade Agreement

August 31, 2023 The governments of Ontario and Quebec are supporting a new 600 megawatt (MW) trade agreement between Ontario’s Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO) and Hydro-Québec that will optimize the use of existing electricity generation capacity in both provinces. Today, during the Energy and Mines Ministers’ Conference, Ontario Minister of Energy Todd Smith and Quebec Minister of Economy,…

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Convectair Donates Heating Equipment to Habitat for Humanity Québec

In partnership with Habitat for Humanity Québec, Convectair is donating two heating units that will be installed in a pair of semi-detached houses to be built this year in Ormstown…

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Toronto Hydro Helps Iconic Soup Maker Develop an Onsite CHP Plant

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Volunteers Needed to Review Electrical Safety Authority 5 Year Strategic Plan

The Electrical Safety Authority has released its draft 5 Year Strategic Plan, and we are looking for contractor volunteers to help review the Plan and provide feedback to ESA on the Plan.

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Infrastructure Investment to Bring Clean Energy to BC’S Peace Region

Electricity demand in the South Peace Region is increasing due to natural gas exploration and development.

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CSA Updates Standard on Self-Ballasted Compact Fluorescent Lamps and Ballasted Adapters

CSA has published a third edition of C861, Performance of self-ballasted compact fluorescent lamps and ballasted adapters…

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IESO and Hydro-Quebec Enter New Electricity Trade Agreement

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Convectair Donates Heating Equipment to Habitat for Humanity Québec

In partnership with Habitat for Humanity Québec, Convectair is donating two heating units that will be installed in a pair of semi-detached houses to be built this year in Ormstown…

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Toronto Hydro Helps Iconic Soup Maker Develop an Onsite CHP Plant

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Volunteers Needed to Review Electrical Safety Authority 5 Year Strategic Plan

The Electrical Safety Authority has released its draft 5 Year Strategic Plan, and we are looking for contractor volunteers to help review the Plan and provide feedback to ESA on the Plan.

Changing Scene

Infrastructure Investment to Bring Clean Energy to BC’S Peace Region

Electricity demand in the South Peace Region is increasing due to natural gas exploration and development.

Changing Scene

CSA Updates Standard on Self-Ballasted Compact Fluorescent Lamps and Ballasted Adapters

CSA has published a third edition of C861, Performance of self-ballasted compact fluorescent lamps and ballasted adapters…

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IESO and Hydro-Quebec Enter New Electricity Trade Agreement

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