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Toronto Western Hospital will now use the city's wastewater to meet 90 per cent of its heating and cooling needs. With a capacity of 19 MW, it is one of the largest systems of its kind in the world.

Thermal Energy ‘‘lost’’ in the sewers could power hundreds of buildings, according to Toronto’s environment director.

STEN is pleased to announce that Noventa Energy (Noventa) has been welcomed as the newest member of our network.

Noventa, a company based in Canada, has bought three heat from wastewater assets from from Scottish Water Horizons with intention to partially repower them and improve their output.

Noventa Energy has acquired three heat from wastewater assets in the UK from Scottish Water Horizons. The Ancala-backed renewable energy firm has invested an unspecified amount to acquire the assets located in Glasgow, Stirling and Campbeltown.

Canadian decarbonised heating specialist Noventa Energy has acquired three innovative heat from wastewater assets from Scottish Water Horizons located in Glasgow, Stirling and Campbeltown, for an undisclosed sum.

Noventa Energy (Noventa), a leading provider of decarbonised heating and cooling solutions, has acquired three innovative heat from wastewater assets from Scottish Water Horizons, located in Glasgow, Stirling and Campbeltown.

Dennis Fotinos, founder and CEO of Noventa Energy Partners, joins Double Take to discuss how one company is taking the plunge to turn wastewater into energy.

Markham, Ontario: Noventa Energy Partners (Noventa) is pleased to announce that it will provide HUBER ThermWin technology and design support to Markham District Energy (“MDE”) for its planned Wastewater Energy Transfer (WET) project.

A new project in the Ottawa-Gatineau region is reducing emissions by capturing the wastewater heat from a local paper plant and using it to heat residential buildings.

Many buildings buy and burn gas or other fossil fuels to keep warm. But there's actually a free, carbon-free source of heat underfoot that they could be tapping into instead — sewage pipes. 

CBC’s Anand Ram speaks with Stephen Condie, Noventa’s Chief Technology Officer and Head of Operations, about using wastewater energy to “keep warm and fight climate change”.

The RoWin heat exchangers are here!

Fill-in host Tamara Cherry speaks with Mike Layton, York University’s Chief Sustainability Officer, about a new initiative by York University and Noventa that could see the university’s Glendon campus heated and cooled by sewage.

Noventa Energy and York University to explore sustainable solution to heat and cool Glendon Campus.

On Tuesday, York University announced a plan to tap into that wastewater to heat its Glendon campus, replacing gas-fired boilers and virtually eliminating its carbon footprint.

CP24’s reporter, Jee-Yun Lee, speaks with Ed Rubinstein, Vice President of Business Development, about Noventa and University Health Network’s Toronto Western Hospital project.

In the world’s largest wastewater energy-transfer project, a Toronto hospital will soon be heated (and cooled) with sewage.

The Canada Infrastructure Bank (CIB), Noventa Energy Partners (Noventa) have reached financial close on an investment towards sustainable retrofit projects.