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Karl Kovacs on the roof with his 24-panel solar electric system that will produce almost as much electricity as he consumes. - 1
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Les Wold of Effect Homes a net-zero home builder in Edmonton, Alberta. Passive solar provides almost half the heat in this net-zero home, while solar PV powers a air-to-air heat exchanger that provides the rest of the heat.
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Toronto's WindShare wind turbine is a 600 MW unit operating right in the heart of the city, as seen from Dufferin Street in Toronto.
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The Toronto Wind Turbine was the first one of it's size in a major metropolitan setting in North America.
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Speaking of distributed energy, people just like to hang out at Toronto's wind turbine installed at Exposition Place in the heart of Canada's largest city.
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Warren Sarauer Evergreen and Gold Renewable Energy in Edmonton, Alberta produces distributed solar energy on-site in this renovated near net zero office building in Edmonton.
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Two 50 kilowatt wind turbines provide distriubted energy at Université St. Anne in Church Point, Nova Scotia.
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Chris Baber with the natural gas back up and peak boilers at the False Creek Energy Centre that get most of its heat from heat exchangers installed in the sewage system of Vancouver.
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Gas-fueled engines are used to produce combined heat and power in many on-site applications, such as this Nexterra project at UBC.
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This V12 engine is cranking out 254 kilowatts of electricity 24-7 running on methane gas created from cow manure - distributed energy in action.
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James Callaghan in the engine room of the Maryland Farms biogas operation near Lindsay, Ontario. The 500 kilowatt distributed energy biogas system produces energy right at the farm reducing the need for long distance transmission.
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Two high efficiency gas boilers being used by Lawrence Grassi School in Canmore, Alberta.
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Brent Harris CTO Sustainable Energy Technologies in the company's testing lab in Calgary. Inverters being manufactured by the Calgary company are destined for the German market where solar producers are installing battery systems with their solar systems
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Testing inverters at Sustainable Energy Technologies in Calgary, Alberta.
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Testing inverters at Sustainable Energy Technologies in Calgary, Alberta.
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Testing inverters at Sustainable Energy Technologies in Calgary Alberta. These investers are being built for battery storage systems for the German maket.
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Distributed energy provide energy locally first reducing the need for the long distance transmission of energy.
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Brent Harris CTO Sustainable Energy Technologies with a conventional silcon module and a thin film solar module (right).
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Brent Harris CTO Sustainable Energy Technologies with a conventional solar module. His company builds inverters for solar systems and for battery storage sytems for the German market.
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Jason Zurowski EECOL Electric in the control room for the company's 47 kilowatt distributed solar energy system.
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Jason Zurowski of EECOL Electric on the roof containing the company's 47 kilowatt solar system.
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Jason Zurowski of EECOL Electric and Anouk Kendall president of WADE Canada among the 189 solar modules that comprise EECOL's distributed solar energy system on their Calgary store.
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Jason Zurowski EECOL Electric Anouk Kendall president of WADE Canada talking about distributed energy.
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The 47 kilowatt solar system at EECOL Electric's store in Calgary consists of 189 solar modules.
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The 47.2 kilowatt solar system on EECOL Electric Store in Calgary is an example of distributed energy.
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EECOL Electric in Calgary is a new supplier of solar equipment and the store itself features a 47.2 kilowatt solar system on their Calgary store.
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Jason Zurowski of EECOL Electric with the solar energy display in thier Calgary store.
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EECOL Electric Store in Calgary - there is a 47.2 kilowatt distributed solar energy system on the roof
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Electric car charger at EECOL Electric Store in Calgary - 1
