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Sustainable Home & Building Education and Workshop Companies in the World in Alphabetic Order K
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65 MARTIN ROSS AVE., NORTH YORK M3J 2L6, CanadaTelephone Number: 416 665-3755Business: Research Institution, ManufacturersServices: Consulting, Education and WorkshopsProducts: Solar Building Integrated Photovoltaic (BIPV) Panels, Energy Efficient Home And Building, Evacuated Tube Collectors, HVAC, Solar Panels, Solar Photovoltaic Systems, Roof Integrated Systems, Solar Thermals, Solar Hot Water Heaters, Thin-Film Solar PanelsWeb Site: http://www.kineticsolar.com Manufacturers of racking systems used to mount solar photovoltaic panels. Home of the K-Rack and K-Flash product lines.
5 Shoreham Dr, Downsview M3N 1S4, CanadaTelephone Number: 905-832-2289Business: Government, Research InstitutionServices: Education and WorkshopsProducts: Energy Efficient Home And Building, Evacuated Tube Collectors, HVAC, Passive Solar Energy Systems, Solar Panels, Solar Photovoltaic Systems, Roof Integrated Systems, Solar Combined Heatings, Solar Pool Heatings, Solar Space Heatings/Coolings, Solar Thermals, Solar Hot Water HeatersWeb Site: http://www.kortright.org Kortright is Canada’s premier a renewable energy education, demonstration, research and training facility. We conduct workshops for the following markets; Consumers interested in gaining basic knowledge; Curriculum based RE workshops for grade schools; Trades training workshops conducted for industry partners and associations such as Can SIA and ESA. We also have the power trip trail where on a 1.2 km trail fully functional examples of all RE technologies are on display. The Archetype house is also on the trial where visitors can see all of these technologies in two LEED platinum certified homes. Our facilities are used for educational, workshop and research opportunities by all of the community colleges and universities in the GTA and many beyond. We are also home to PVPV.ca, a outdoor test facility measuring the performance of PV modules, inverters, trackers, and racking systems. We are also testing various system design elements such as tilt angle, where we are measuring the long term performance of arrays on incremental tilt angles from horizontal to vertical.
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