Ideas

New province-wide low-income energy conservation program

[An IndEco project report]
Energy poverty is an increasingly important issue in Ontario. In March 2009 the Ontario Energy Board formed a working group of utilities, environmental groups, social service agencies, and ratepayers to develop a province-wide energy conservation program for low-income customers. IndEco facilitated the working group sessions and the program’s guiding principles and framework are described. [read more]

IndEco prepares energy management plans for University Health Network (UHN) hospitals

[An IndEco project report]
IndEco, as part of our role as project manager of UHN’s comprehensive energy management and engagement program — TLC, Care to Conserve — has prepared energy management plans for two of UHN’s three hospitals: Toronto Western Hospital and Toronto General Hospital. [read more]

Events

CDM 2: Introduction to the Principles of CDM for CDM Professionals

When: 24-25 February 2010
Where: Greater Toronto Area
IndEco will be providing the instruction for the Mearie course for conservation and demand management (CDM) professionals. [read more]

Association of Energy Service Professionals 20th National Conference & Expo

When: 8 - 12 February 2010
Where: Tucson, AZ
Look for Judy Simon and Shona Adamson at the AESP conference. [read more]

CDM 1: Introduction to CDM for CSRs

When: 18 February 2010
Where: Greater Toronto Area
IndEco will be providing the instruction for the Mearie course for customer service representatives. [read more]

News

IndEco and The MEARIE Group partner to offer CDM Specialist Certificate Program

[2010/01/26]
IndEco, in partnership with The MEARIE Group, is offering a series of seven CDM courses that, upon successful completion, will earn participants their MEARIE CDM Certification. [read more]

Happy Birthday IndEco—15 years old this month

[2009/10/07]
IndEco was founded 15 years ago in October 1994. [read more]

IndEco helps Barrie Hydro win PeakBuster Award

[2009/01/16]
Barrie Hydro received one of eight PeakBuster Awards for exceeding the provincial average in reducing peak electricity demand at the time of greatest demand in 2008 as compared to 2007. [read more]