National Electricity Month

CEA Launches Special Events Series, Virtual Open House for National Electricity Month 2015

For the third year running, the Canadian Electricity Association (CEA) has designated June as National Electricity Month in Canada. Accordingly, CEA, in partnership with its corporate utility members, will kick-off the month on June 1 with facility tours, activities, speeches, and special events across the country.

 

Schneider Cooling Optimization

Schneider Launches New Cooling Intelligence for its Data Centre Infrastructure Management Software

Schneider Electric has announced the launch of Data Centre Operation: Cooling Optimize, an additional software module available within its Data Center Infrastructure Management (DCIM) suite StruxureWare for Data Centers. This new capability adds intelligence to existing data centre cooling systems, enabling significant energy reduction and cost of operations, as well as reduced risk of cooling incidents.

 

Thunder Bay Retrofit

Thunder Bay Hydro Recognizes Local Businesses with Retrofit Excellence Awards

Thunder Bay Hydro recognized four local businesses at its 2015 Retrofit Excellence in Energy Efficiency & Conservation Awards. Each award recipient has made a significant impact on Thunder Bay’s green economy over the past year, demonstrating leadership to save energy by participating in the Thunder Bay Hydro saveONenergy Retrofit Program.

 

Westburne

Westburne Showcase Tradeshow & Seminars – Powering Growth

Westburne is holding a showcase event on June 10th in Ottawa at the Marriott Convention Centre  featuring approximately 50 suppliers and 15 seminars put on by manufacturers such as Rockwell, Eaton, Panduit, Philips and Ideal.  This is also a ‘buying show’ – customers will be able to take advantage of special show pricing on select products.

 

Digby

MRC Offers Workshops to Encourage Companies to Develop Tidal Energy Opportunities

Tidal energy projects are taking off in the Bay of Fundy. Marine Renewables Canada (MRC) is offering workshops in locations across Nova Scotia for companies interested in exploring opportunities in the tidal energy supply chain. Three levels of government have partnered to contribute more than $100,000 to the initiative.