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Part 3 in my series on Cooling Towers, this will be the last segment on cooling towers (for now). We discuss some of the parameters for sizing and selection of a cooling tower." Send me your questions on these systems or HVAC applications! Check out my website. https://jeffwhunter.ca/ Subscribe to my YouTube Channel! https://bit.ly/3aye5Ni

I'm pleased to release my next video in the series on Cooling Towers & Fluid Coolers. In the video, I talk about fan systems, basins, fill, and accessories. Send me your questions on these systems or HVAC applications! Check out my website. https://jeffwhunter.ca/ Subscribe to my YouTube Channel! https://bit.ly/3aye5Ni

In these challenging times, I'd like to help be a resource to anyone who can use the information I can provide. So, I’m very excited to announce the launch of my HVAC, Energy & Environment Youtube channel. On the channel, we’ll explore the technical details of common HVAC systems (conventional, high performance and renewable systems). I'll also dive into Energy & Environment matters as related to the work we do at Ontario Geothermal Association. I sincerely hope there is value in the channel for all viewers. Episode #1 Linked below, is part 1 of a series on Cooling Tower tech - very common critical component of today's conventional cooling systems. Please subscribe to my channel and let me know what you think. Stay Safe! https://bit.ly/2Vizupv

Check out the latest article published from Plumbing and HVAC about the OGA Conference on April 8-9 at the Hilton Mississauga/Meadowvale Hotel. With multi-family and other commercial and government projects driving a significant surge in the geothermal market, the Ontario Geothermal Association (OGA) has this year created a conference for early April that will offer developers and municipalities a path to electrification and decarbonization. Some municipalities are already actively promoting cleaner systems and passing tough regulations that aim to see fossil fuels largely replaced in buildings of all sizes by the end of the 2020s. Click the link for more details. OGA Conference link here. http://bit.ly/38k0BV4 http://bit.ly/32w44Oc/

Check out my latest article on district heating. District heating is the term used to describe a heating system that heats more than a single building or dwelling. District heating is used to supply many dwellings from a single energy source and delivers the heat to all of the apartments individually. Learn more by clicking the link. http://bit.ly/2OgyWfO

Check out my quick reference about specifying evaporative cooling equipment. This document is to provide a brief overview of the considerations required when selecting either open cooling towers or closed circuit fluid coolers. These systems aren’t overly complex but a plethora of options and configurations exist to meet the needs of each application. This paper is brief to give enough information to help you get started. As always I am here to assist in selections of these systems to ensure application needs are met. Click the link for all the details. http://bit.ly/38wJJdH

What is the RHI and what can Canada learn? 👀 👇 👇 👇 The RHI is a financial payment made to a landlord (or business) every quarter if they installed a certified renewable heat system. Those who join the scheme are paid for seven years (twenty years for non-domestic) based on the amount of clean, renewable heat it is estimated their system has produced. The payment varies based on the amount of energy the system produces and the type of system installed. Check out my latest blog to learn all about how successful the RHI has been and what lessons Canada can learn. Click the link below. http://bit.ly/2NsmPMt

2020 is almost here, and I want to wish you a happy new year. What is your new year's resolution? Hopefully, it also includes reducing your carbon footprint. Wishing you all the best for 2020.