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Testing and Verifying the Performance of Engine and Vehicle After-Market Technologies
There are a number of technologies and products which claim to reduce engine emissions and fuel consumption. These technologies and products include fuel additives, catalysts, engine modifications, auxiliary power systems and other devices. In some cases, the performance claims for these technologies are not supported by adequate data. Sometimes the end result is that the variables which cause the claimed reduction in emissions and fuel use are not documented...Read more
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Evaluating and Testing a New Peak Demand Technology
 Scarborough's Centennial College and Regen Energy Inc. have joined forces to test and evaluate REGEN's new plug-and-play load management device to help commercial customers reduce their electricity peak demand and save money. REGEN has developed a patent-pending methodology of dynamically self-organizing electrical equipment...Read more
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Proof-of-Principle Research Program
We would like to remind readers that the Precarn/OCE/OCETA Proof-of-Principle Research Program is open for submissions year round. This program is open to Ontario-based companies with 5-50 employees and revenue beteen $500,000 and $10 million, who are involved in environmental projects...Read more |
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Performance Verification of Oil/Grit Separators (OGS) in Stormwater Management Applications
The City of Toronto is in the process of developing a long term program for the monitoring, testing and verification of stormwater treatment technologies, including OGS devices. OCETA, through its ETV Canada division, has identified the possibility of working together with the City of Toronto for defining acceptable performance criteria and related monitoring/testing protocols...Read more |
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Training Session for Qualified Persons in Risk Assessment
OCETA partnered with the Ontario Ministry of the Environment to develop and deliver a training session for Qualified Persons in Risk Assessment on March 23, 2007 in Toronto. This training session clarified the requirements of Ontario Regulation 153 / 04 under the Environmental Protection Act...Read more |
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Technology Transfer Forum for Drinking Water Systems and Sewage Works
OCETA, the Canadian Water Network and the Ontario Ministry of the Environment (MOE) delivered a Technology Transfer Forum on drinking water systems and sewage works in Toronto on March 26, 2007. This event provided the MOE with the opportunity to transfer knowledge regarding technology and engineering that has been obtained through research relationships with stakeholders from the private sector, academia, and federal government...Read more |
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Brownfield Training Workshops to Build Capacity in Ontario
The Canadian Brownfields Network in collaboration with the Province of Ontario, is delivering a series of municipal brownfield capacity building workshops. The first was held in the Simcoe-Muskoka area on June 11-12, 2007. This workshop, facilitated and chaired by OCETA, was designed for municipal staff and consultants that work with municipalities in the areas of planning, economic development, and finance...Read more |
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