Location: Dalhousie Engineering, Room MA121, 5269 Morris Street, Halifax

Date: Thursday, November 5th, 2015 

Time: Lunch and Networking: 11:40 am -11:55 am, Presentation: 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm

Cost: Free (lunch – please advise of any special dietary requirements)

RSVP: Please use our Online Registration process to register by Tuesday, November 3rd, 2015.

This event qualifies for 1 Professional Development Hour (PDH) for the Engineers Nova Scotia CPD program.

The Event: 

Trying to convince your clients to make the switch to a new energy efficient technology? Looking for some support toward the cost of feasibility studies to examine these technologies? Not sure how Efficiency Nova Scotia can help bring value-added service to your business or clients?

Come learn how we can help you provide value-added service to your clients and how to incorporate innovative energy efficient technologies into your clients’ new or existing buildings. We’ll cover some of the different energy efficient technologies, levels of financial incentives and different services offered by Efficiency Nova Scotia.

Join us for a brief session covering Efficiency Nova Scotia’s current offerings and their applicability to consultants, designers and building owners/operators.

The Speakers:

Charles Harrington, P.Eng. – Program manager, Efficiency Nova Scotia

Charles has been with the company since inception almost five years ago.

His previous work in the energy efficiency industry includes projects under Nova Scotia Power’s Conservation and Energy Efficiency Department and Dalhousie’s Office of Sustainability.

While overseeing a number of different Efficiency Nova Scotia programs, including those targeted to small businesses, new construction, and existing building commissioning, he has gained a unique perspective on energy efficiency and demand side management in the province.

Errol Pereira, P.Eng. – Lead Program Manager, Efficiency Nova Scotia

Errol Pereira is a mechanical engineer with a specialization in energy efficiency through his working experience and education. Errol started his career in the energy efficiency sector working for Nova Scotia Power’s Conservation & Energy Efficiency department.

Errol’s completed a Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering (B.Eng). He then went on to complete a Masters in Mechanical Engineering (M.Eng) at University of Toronto with a focus on power generation systems, renewable technologies and a minor focus in nonlinear control systems.

Errol’s current role at EfficiencyOne involves leading the teams for three commercial and industrial programs within the programs department. His responsibilities include ensuring that EfficiencyOne’s custom program suite meets performance targets within the allotted budget.