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Wastewater Energy Recovery District Systems - Toronto Western Hospital WET System Overview

  • 07 Oct 2024
  • 5:30 PM - 8:30 PM
  • DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Toronto Downtown - Mandarin Room - 108 Chestnut St, Toronto, ON M5G 1R3
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Dinner & Presentation:

Wastewater Energy Recovery District Systems - Toronto Western Hospital WET System Overview


Date:

Monday, October 7th, 2024


Venue:

DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Toronto Downtown

108 Chestnut St., Toronto, ON M5G 1R3

*Paid Parking Available

Agenda:  

5:30 PM - 6:30 PM : Networking

6:30 PM to 8:30 PM : Dinner and Presentation



EVENT SUMMARY

With over 145 billion litres of North American wastewater being generated daily there is a substantially under tapped, low-cost, renewable energy source just waiting to be taken advantage of. Join us for an informative session on wastewater energy recovery and its applications within the HVAC industry. This presentation will delve into the technology behind capturing thermal energy from wastewater streams and repurposing it for heating and cooling systems while also covering a detailed project over for the wastewater energy transfer system being installed at Toronto Western Hospital (part of University Health Network) offering practical insights into its application in a real-world setting.


Special Notice: Attention Student Members

As the theme of this dinner meeting is Student Promotion Night, ASHRAE Toronto Chapter would like to extend this notice of meeting to all interested college and university students. Students can register for this event at a discounted rate and an ASHRAE membership (both Society and Chapter) is not required for students to attend.


SPEAKERS


Ed Rubinstein

Vice President, Business Development – Noventa Energy Partners

A proven leader in Environmental, Social and Governance strategy, Ed has been leading and developing environmental sustainability programs and teams for almost 25 years. Prior to joining Noventa, Ed lead the University Health Network’s award-winning Energy & Environment team, and was instrumental in spearheading numerous district energy, decarbonization, energy efficiency and sustainability projects. Ed’s work has been recognized with multiple awards including being honoured as a member of the 2018 Clean16.


Songyang Hu, P. Eng., CEM

Energy Manager and Project Lead University Health Network (UHN)

Songyang is a licensed professional engineer and certified energy manager with over 30 years’ experience in the HVAC field. He graduated from Tongji University, China with a Bachelor’s degree in engineering. He has been working on a wide variety of projects as a consultant, energy service provider, design-builder, project manager and energy manager. Those projects include industrial HVAC system design, large hospital mechanical system design, net zero or near zero building mechanical system design, building energy simulation, ground source heat pump system design, tri-generation (heating, cooling and power generation), large solar PV projects, chiller plant and boiler plant retrofit. Many of those projects were designed, managed, monitored and verified by himself as a design-builder. He was hired by UHN in 2012 as its first energy manager. He is the TWH WET project manager and project lead for UHN.



Walk-in registrations will not be permitted.


Please feel free to reach out if you need assistance:


Tina Abbasi

ASHRAE Toronto CTTC Chair

cttc@torontoashrae.com

Tina.abbasi@zapascon.com


Doug Waterston

ASHRAE Toronto CTTC Co-Chair

waterston@kilmerenv.com



         

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