Green Energy Ontario is your green energy consultant/technology broker.

Green Energy Ontario has developed business relationships with building technical assessment and green energy technology companies, as well as energy independent contractors across Southern Ontario.

Green Energy Ontario has a highly skilled team of licensed professionals based out of Toronto, Markham, Mississauga, Burlington, Guelph, Kitchener-Waterloo, Woodstock and London to provide:

• Various building technical assessments.
• A comprehensive energy audit of your property.
• Installation, monitoring, and maintenance of your green energy technologies for you.

Green Energy Ontario will work with you to assess your particular energy needs; and act as your green energy consultant/broker to help find the best and most economical green energy technology solutions for you.

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Green Energy Ontario's President and CEO is Todd Harris.

Todd's initiation into environmental issues started nearly 10 years ago. Todd was involved in the community based opposition to the construction of a landfill site (Site 41) over the Alliston Aquifer, north of Barrie, where it has been confirmed that the ground water there is some of the purest water on the planet.

All initial contacts and sales will be made through Todd Harris.

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Who is Todd Harris?

Todd has been involved in various community volunteer activities, such as:

• Chairperson of the Bathurst-Eglinton Tenants Association.
• Board member of the Toronto Worker’s Health and Safety Legal Clinic.
• Executive Board Member and Community Outreach Officer at Hart House Film Board.

Todd has been a long-time producer of educational documentaries, including:

• "Grace Hartman: The First Woman to Lead a Major Union In Canada" - TV broadcast across Ontario and Canada, and distributed widely to various community groups and public libraries.
• "Grievance Arbitration In Canada: Issues Behind the Process and Grievance Arbitrators In Canada: Their Changing Role Over Time" - TV broadcast across Canada, and distributed widely to various community groups and public libraries.
• "Site 41: A Quarter Century Fight to Preserve Clean Water" - an award-winning investigative documentary, documenting the successful fight by local community and indigenous activists to preserve the pristine water of the Alliston Aquifer, north of Barrie, in Tiny Township. If the dump site was built, which it wasn’t, it would have leached toxic waste into local waterways; seriously impacting farmers fields and crops, local landowners, cottagers and Anishinaabe Kweg, First Nation lands and waterways, leading to the eventual polluting of Georgian Bay and Lake Simcoe.

Paid Researcher in Over 40 Research Projects, including:

• Cities Centre, Housing and Economic/Community Development Project in the GTA.
• Tower Renewals Study. Archival Research into Tower Renewal of High-rise Apartment Buildings in the Greater Toronto Area.
• The Social Economy Centre (O.I.S.E.). Bridging the Co-op and Non-profit Sectors with the Academic Community.
• Indigenous Nursing Practices and Indigenous Knowledge Research Project in Ontario.
• Transforming Colonial Categories? Customary Law, Legal Pluralism and the Cultural Heritage of Indigenous People Project in Canada.
• National Initiative for the Care of the Elderly Involving Senior’s Rights in Canada.

Volunteer Researcher, including:

• Osgoode Oral History Project. Researched and Interviewed E.B. Jolliffe; First Leader of the Ontario Co-operative Commonwealth of Ontario.
• Ontario Federation of Indigenous Friendship Centres. Produced Policy Discussion Paper on the Relationship Between the Police and Crown Attorney’s in Ontario Involving the Investigation, Laying of Criminal Charges, and Prosecution of Sexual Violence Cases.
• Ontario Government Community Hubs Advisory Group. Researched and Provided Recommendations on Most Appropriate Uses of Community Hubs Across Ontario.
• Todd was also the Recipient of the John W. Graham Co-operative Fellowship Award by Ted Rogers, of Rogers Communication.