I have found Todd to be extremely knowledgeable, efficient and above all professional. What I really appreciate is that he is really receptive to co-op managers and board’s ideas. Todd worked hand in hand with me in providing the following:
We were very pleased with the work Todd did for us.” Lauren Hele - Manager
- A successful government grant application at the Green Municipal Fund, Sustainable Affordable Housing Planning Program; this wasn’t always easy, but Todd would go the extra mile to help make it a success.
- A small team of professionals to conduct an energy audit and building condition assessment review.
- A membership survey of their energy consumption behaviour and energy inefficiency experiences in their homes.
I had the pleasure of working with Todd Harris of Green Energy Ontario to coordinate and perform a Building Condition Analysis, Energy Audit and Replacement Reserve Study for our cooperative.
Donna Sullivan - Housing Coordinator
Mr. Harris acted promptly to ensure that contractors worked in the best interests of our members and respected their privacy and space when entering their units for the energy audit and building assessments.
Mr. Harris was professional, very knowledgeable and was regularly able to guide me through processes I was unfamiliar with.
I would recommend Mr. Harris with confidence.”
Grain Farms
Ontario grain farmers consume the highest total amount of energy compared to other grain farmers in other provinces in Canada.
Dairy Farms
Of all the different agricultural production in Ontario, dairy farmers are by far the largest consumers of electricity. They need to run vacuum pumps, ventilation, milk cooling, water and space heating, lighting, and cleaning.
Mushroom Farms
Most Ontario mushroom farms use a lot of electricity and natural gas to run their operation. This often requires the introduction of renewable energy technology into the operation (most likely a combination of solar and biomass).
Horse Farms
Horse Boarders across Ontario are likely to pay higher boarding fees at a facility that provides heated indoor arenas and cool/warm barn. This extra money quickly pays for the green energy technology in the first two-three years of operation, generating a lucrative additional revenue stream for the horse farm owner.
Greenhouses
Greenhouses sometimes consume as much energy as dairy farms, requiring large amounts of electricity and natural gas to run their operation. Turning to renewable energy technology, Ontario greenhouses can offset these high electricity costs and uncertain natural gas and high propane costs and thus increase their cash flow and net revenue in a short period of time.
Green Energy Ontario also provides green energy technology and innovative solutions to other rural, near rural and urban properties in Southern Ontario, including:
* Green Energy Ontario also is involved in providing innovative, economic and environmentally-conscious energy solutions to rural and near rural properties across Southern Ontario. For information related to this, please visit our Services Page