Boards
Lightspark – Software developer that helps building owners and energy efficiency professionals discover a building's highest energy efficiency potential by using big data, machine learning, and advanced design thinking that provides better predictive building and behavioural data for utilities, cities, and energy efficiency agencies https://lightspark.energy/#solutions
Efficiency Capital - works with owners of commercial, industrial and multi-residential buildings, coordinating with landlords and institutions to enhance their asset values by installing performance guaranteed energy efficiency upgrades https://www.efficiencycap.com
International Solar Solutions – Leading company in the design, development, testing, manufacture, and sales of Solar Powered Attic Ventilation (SPAV) systems on North America https://isolarsolutions.com/bryan-baeumler/how-does-a-solar-attic-fan-work-and-what-are-the-benefits/
Toronto 2030 District - The District is part of a member network of 22 Districts in cities across North America working to achieve the Architecture 2030 Challenge (reduce building-related energy use, water consumption, and transportation emissions by 50% in existing building and carbon neural new buildings by 2030) and meet the Paris Climate Agreement targets with 27 million square feet of floor space and 47 partners committed to date https://www.2030districts.org/toronto
Canadian Centre for Energy Transformation – Peter Love appointed Chair of Canadian Centre for Energy Transformation. This is a new not-for-profit, community-based organization focusing on accelerating the achievement of municipal climate and energy goals. Initial multi-year funding was supplied by the City of Brampton with the City of Mississauga, Region of Peel, and Town of Caledon also contributing. Learn more at energytransform.ca
Muskoka Conservancy – Peter Love appointed Treasurer of Muskoka Conservancy. Since 1978, they have permanently protected 51 properties with 4,000 acres of wetlands and forests, as well as 60,000 feet of shorelines. Learn more at muskokaconservancy.org