Training
INJECT SOME ENERGY INTO YOUR EMPLOYMENT LANDS
Time: 8am – 4pm
Dates: Wed Dec. 7 – Thurs Dec. 8, 2011
Ottawa, ON (NRC, room 3001 – 100 Sussex Drive)
- Montreal, QC – Jan. 25
- Edmonton, AB – Feb. 8
- Vancouver, BC – Feb.20
- Saskatoon, SK – Mar. 7
- Winnipeg, MB – Mar. 20
- Saint John, NB – Apr. 3
- St.John’s, NL – Apr. 17
- Halifax, NS – May 1
Is your business plugged in to clean energy? Are you a municipality struggling to meet economic development, sustainability, and greenhouse gas reduction objectives? Whether you are involved with a new development or are looking to revitalize an existing facility or community, you can achieve huge dividends by employing smart energy and an eco-industrial approach.
In this 2-day, hands-on course we will show you how to manage/reduce risk while reducing your environmental footprint, decreasing the need for new infrastructure, attracting sustainable employers and creating green jobs. Using real examples, best practices and engaging activities you will:
- Gain economic, social and environmental insights for improving project approvals
- Describe smart energy and how cogeneration and fuel multiple systems for otherwise wasted resources
- Identify best practices and mindsets for eco-urban development
- Analyze the challenges for eco-industrial park development and develop successful strategies for overcoming them
- Learn how to practically and efficiently implement ecoindustrial development strategies in a local regulatory context
Early bird rate:$750
Regular rate: $800
Presenters:
Ian Bush BA, Econ(Honours), MBA (Marketing)
Director of Training and Administration
COGENCanada.
A summer student job in a pulp and paper mill steam plant (Power Eng 4th Class) was followed by experience in all operations. Following graduation he continued a career in pulp and paper becoming responsible for Human Relations and Training. For over 30 years he has delivered training courses and is a business consultant. This led to an appreciation of the benefits of cogeneration. He has experience in delivering classroom training, Audio Conferencing and various forms of internet based training.
Contact info: 613-686-5692, ianbush@cogencanada.org
Katelyn (Harris) Brunskill, BASc, EIT
Project Engineer
Light House Sustainable Building Centre
Katelyn is passionate about the practical application of industrial ecology. For her master’s thesis she studied eco-industrial networks in the city of Guelph, ON. Katelyn provides research and technical support for eco-industrial projects across Canada and regularly facilitates workshops and other learning sessions.
Contact info: 613-407-8930, katelyn@lhsbc.com
For More Information, Please Contact: Tracy Casavant tracy@lhsbc.com
About COGENCanada
COGENCanada was federally incorporated in 2004 as a not for profit Association dedicated to
promoting Cogeneration, Polygeneration, Eco Industrial Networking, use of Waste Heat, Renewable
Energy, Environmental Solutions and Sustainable Industrial Development.