A Renewable Energy
blog from John Hawkes
Click here to access my presentation. I had the priveledge of presenting at this years Solar Summit Expo in Toronto this past Thursday September 6th 2012 at the Toronto Convention Centre. Choosing a topic on solar in the Caribbean
. Read More →Recently I was very honoured to be invited to join the Board of Directors of the Biogas Association (AgriEnergy Producers Association of Ontario - www.apao.ca). The APAO is heavily involved in guiding regulatory developments in the renewable energy sector, in particular, environmental and electricity regulation. The Association’s mandate is to ...
. Read More →As we come up to the release of OPA FIT and MICROFIT review stand up for solar! Click the link below to make your stance: Stand Up For Solar!
. Read More →After a year analysis of the photovoltaic system on top of the Angus roof at 1127 Leslie Street, we have finished our report and the results are in. Close to our projected output first forecasted before the start of the project we were within 99% accuracy! Our projected yield is ...
. Read More →It is an honour to be asked to speak to any group of industry specialists… particularly so when the rest of the speakers are all respected senior members of the community. The fact that someone will listen to what you have to offer on a techno/economic issue is always flattering. ...
. Read More →John Hawkes was recently a guest of the Richard Brown Show on News Talk radio talking about the Toronto Zoo project. Here is a recording of the show John_Hawkes_AugustonRB.mp3
. Read More →The market for AD in Organic Waste has been growing slowly but steadily in the last 5 years not only in Ontario, or the whole of Canada, but in the USA and Europe. It has expanded in the following categories; Agricultural Dairies Fresh produce markets Deli’s/Restaurants Municipal Cruise lines Brewery and Wineries Zoos/Race Track Except for those plants intended ...
. Read More →On the regulatory front the FIT application was submitted in May, our REA (Renewable Energy Application) was submitted in September. We are currently awaiting approval on both. Testing has begun on our substrate mixture and is producing interesting results. HRT (retention time) can be reduced, so we have a smaller tank ...
. Read More →Canada is the world’s 5th largest energy producer: we’re #2 in oil production, #3 in gas and the 2nd largest uranium producer. We developed the first commercial hydro plant in 1896, the Adam Beck plant close to the present Queenston-Lewiston Bridge. Given our country’s expertise and its large base of ...
. Read More →According to the ministry of the Environment, storage and land application of animal manure poses a “significant” threat to drinking water in Ontario. The Clean Water Act is due to come into force in 2013 & 2014 which will see specific plans in place to manage the issue. 17 local source water ...
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