DX3 Enterprises Ltd. — Off-Grid Solar Lighting Solutions
DX3 is an Alberta-based, Canadian-owned manufacturer of commercial electrical equipment. Specializing in outdoor solar light, DX3 provides “light anywhere, anytime.” All of the firm’s products can be installed without any utility grid connections, and it provides solutions for commercial and municipal users where existing lighting poles and infrastructure are not in place.
Federal Government Accelerates Investments in Clean Electricity
Phasing out traditional coal-fired electricity by 2030 — an important part of the federal government’s vision of a clean-growth economy — will attract new investments in clean power across the country, grow our economy, create middle-class jobs, and improve air quality for the health of Canadians, the government says.
Interview with Philippe Charron — Flextherm’s Epicurean President
Flextherm, a company in Montreal’s southern reaches that specializing in the design, manufacture and marketing of floor heating systems, came into being 25 years ago. A celebration last summer captures the expectations and ambitions of the founder and president, Philippe Charron. The event brought together customers, distributors and employees.
Remembering the Difference We Make
As citizens of modern civilization, we enjoy any number of luxuries that our ancestors had no idea even existed. Food preparation and delivery systems allow us to drop by our local supermarket and, within minutes, stock up on groceries that 500 years ago would have taken months to assemble, if they were able to at all.
Heating with Electrical Resistance, Part 1
Electric resistance heat (ERH) is a safe and simple solution for many heating needs, and frequently offers meaningful advantages over other sources of heating. When used in residential, commercial or industrial applications, ERH provides a comfortable, efficient, and affordable heating option that is often the preferred method.
Survey Says: Where Consulting Engineers Work
Commercial facilities lead, followed closely by institutional buildings. See how three other locations compare.
