A large portion of the downtown core in Toronto is cooled not with industrial air conditioners, but instead with water from Lake Ontario. Global News Weekend’s Mike Arsenault has more on Enwave’s Deep Lake Water Cooling Project.
Deep lake water cooling (DLWC) is used to cool over 100 buildings in the city. It saves enough
electricity to power a town of 25,000 — and it’s so popular the city is pursuing an expansion.
Canada Infrastructure Bank (CIB) and Enwave Energy Corporation (Enwave) have completed a long-term agreement to accelerate and advance district energy projects in the Cities of Toronto and Mississauga.
Toronto, Ontario June 14, 2021 -- Enwave Energy Corporation, a leading innovative energy provider, announces today a definitive agreement with Windsor Utilities Commission (WUC) to acquire District Energy Windsor (DEW).
New owners Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan and IFM Investors will work together to grow Enwave’s potential to meet accelerating demand for low‐carbon energy solutions & newly appointed CEO, Carlyle Coutinho, to lead Enwave’s expansion into the US mark
The transition of ownership announcement from Brookfield is a testament to the tremendous business we have created together at Enwave. Brookfield has been a powerful partner in our growth, and we know they are committed to supporting a smooth transition.
Enwave Energy Corporation recently released its Green Financing Framework, and has published its inaugural Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) report
The United Nations under its United 4 Sustainable Smart Cities (U4SSC) initiative published a case study on Enwave’s progressive Deep Lake Water Cooling system in A Guide to Circular Cities.
The company that made an international splash by air conditioning downtown Toronto without air conditioners has more energy-saving innovations in the works.
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