Geothermal
Geothermal heat pumps are similar to solar thermal technology, but in this case energy is collected from below ground and used for domestic heating, cooling and hot water use.
Geothermal heat pumps are similar to solar thermal technology, but in this case energy is collected from below ground and used for domestic heating, cooling and hot water use.
Solar air heating technology is a simple way to heat indoor air by using energy from the sun. Cladding material is mounted on the south, east, or west walls, and can also be installed on the roof.
Micro-wind systems convert wind energy to power using a small roof-mounted wind turbine. Although wind power is the fastest-growing source of energy in the world, current wind turbine technologies are not yet well-suited to urban residential application
With the recently published MMAH Renewable Energy Initiative Information Package (REI), GLOBE has developed an easy to read guide and checklist for housing providers explaining benefits, choices, and most important considerations when pursuing renewable energy technologies.
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Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing recently issued their Renewable Energy Initiative Information Package – a $70 million fund. This is an incredible opportunity for social housing providers to save money on their utility bills.
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In collaboration with the Ontario Power Authority, the City of Toronto’s Better Buildings Partnership (BBP) is offering a new program focused on multifamily residential buildings. The new program Multifamily Energy Efficiency Rebates (MEER), encourages and enables a system approach to your energy savings projects, ensuring that you achieve the best value for your investment.
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