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             Association of Energy Engineers - Greater Toronto Area Chapter (AEEGTA) 

Upcoming events

    • April 13, 2026
    • 7:00 AM - 5:00 PM
    • Toronto Airport Marriott Hotel - 901 Dixon Rd, Etobicoke, ON M9W 1J5


    PEO West Central Region Chapter in association with AEEGTA Presents

    One Day Symposium

    (SOLD OUT)

    AEEGTA Chapter and seven West Central Region chapters (Brampton, Etobicoke, Kingsway, Mississauga, Oakville, Toronto-Humber, West Toronto) are proud to present a one-day symposium on April 13, 2026.

    The symposium will provide the platform where industry leaders, innovators, and visionaries converge to discuss, dissect, and highlight the opportunities, challenges, and innovations in engineering revolving around the theme “Engineering Today’s Infrastructure for Tomorrow” and how we can tackle the challenges in the future for with Ontario’s transportation, sustainable development, and environmental infrastructure.

    Be part of the conversation as we delve into Ontario’s infrastructure.

    At the symposium, delegates will:

    • Network with colleagues while learning about the innovative engineering work taking place in Ontario
    • Learn about Transportation, Sustainable Development, and Environmental infrastructure through special panel discussions
    • Attend impactful and relevant technical sessions
    • Participate in interactive presentations by professional engineers on important issues facing Ontario’s infrastructure
    • Engage with engineering entrepreneurs of West Central Chapters
    • Interact with members and attendees

    Cost: $60 (Discounted Price for AEEGTA Members Exclusively - Early Bird)

    For any query, please feel free to reachout to: info@aeegta.org


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    • April 16, 2026
    • 5:00 PM - 8:30 PM
    • CIBC Square, Level 35, 81 Bay St., Toronto, ON M5J 0E7
    Register




    AEEGTA Presents

    The 2026 AEEGTA Energy Excellence Awards

    The 2026 AEEGTA Energy Excellence Awards recognize excellence in energy management, innovation, and sustainability across the Greater Toronto Area. Organized by the Association of Energy Engineers – GTA Chapter, the awards celebrate individuals and organizations demonstrating measurable impact through energy efficiency, emissions reduction, operational improvement, and leadership in advancing sustainable practices. Across the award categories, nominees are assessed on practical contribution, innovation, measurable performance outcomes, and the effective use of modern tools and approaches to deliver meaningful results.

    About the Awards

    Wrench of the Year Award

    The Wrench of the Year Award is a CAD 250 recognition presented to an individual who demonstrates exceptional hard work, hands-on expertise, and innovative thinking in the successful implementation of energy efficiency projects in 2025. The award is intended primarily for day-to-day site personnel working in facility management or maintenance roles whose behind-the-scenes efforts are critical to the sustained success of efficient building operations. It recognizes direct involvement in implementing and maintaining energy initiatives, including creative use of technologies, advanced analytics, or operational approaches that achieve measurable energy savings.

    Energy Manager of the Year Award

    The Energy Manager of the Year Award is a CAD 250 recognition presented to an individual who has successfully assessed energy use, designed effective energy programs, and implemented strategies that improve efficiency and reduce costs in 2025. The award recognizes strong leadership in energy management, including process redesign, retrofit implementation, systems integration, and the use of AI, data-driven analysis, or advanced engineering methods to achieve measurable energy, cost, and greenhouse gas reductions.

    Corporate Energy Management Award

    The Corporate Energy Management Award is a CAD 250 recognition presented to an organization that has demonstrated outstanding achievement in developing and implementing a corporate energy management program in 2025. The award honours organizations that have delivered strong results through structured energy management, scalable initiatives, and the integration of technology, sustainability, innovation, and modern analytical tools to improve energy performance and reduce emissions.

    BOMA Enspire Scholarship

    The BOMA Enspire Scholarship Award supports women and non-binary professionals building careers in the energy and environmental sectors across Canada. Through the CWEEL–BOMA Enspire CIET Scholarship, selected recipients receive access to two CIET course scholarships per calendar year, with a total value of approximately CAD 6,000. The scholarship is intended to reduce financial barriers to advanced technical training while strengthening leadership, representation, and sector capacity. Applicants must self-identify as female or non-binary and be current members of both AEE and CWEEL. Selection is based on professional potential, commitment to energy performance and decarbonization, leadership or measurable impact, and a clear rationale for how the training will be applied in practice.


    For any query, please feel free to reach out to the contact below:





    Javeriya Hasan

    CWEEL Lead and Awards Committee Director

    AEEGTA Chapter

    education@aeegta.org


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    • April 23, 2026
    • 2 sessions
    • 510 Coronation Drive, Unit 22, Scarborough, ON, M1E 4X6
    • 27
    Register

    AEEGTA 2026 Technical Tours

    HVAC Filtration Manufacturing Technical Tour

    This tour provides an in-depth overview of HVAC filtration system design, manufacturing processes, and quality control techniques. Participants will explore airflow optimization, filter media selection, and operational efficiency practices used in industrial environments.

    Learning Objectives:

    • Low-pressure HVAC filtration principles
    • Filter manufacturing steps
    • Performance testing methods
    • Energy efficiency optimization

    PPE:

    • Safety glasses
    • Closed-toe shoes

    Safety glasses can be provided on site if needed.

    April 23, 2026
    2:00-3:00PM | 3:00-4:00PM
    2 Groups

    510 Coronation Drive, Unit 22, Scarborough, ON

    Hosted at Blade Air Facility


    Clarissa Scanlan

    Events Committee Director

    AEEGTA Chapter

    info@aeegta.org

    *Photos may be taken during the event*

    • April 28, 2026
    • 2 sessions
    • 660 Briar Hill Ave, Toronto, ON M6B 4B7
    • 12
    Register


    AEEGTA 2026 Technical Tours

    Live Flue Gas Recovery (FGR) Showcase

    This session offers a deep dive into the engineering reality of building decarbonization. Attendees will witness the practical application of patented Flue Gas Recovery (FGR) technology—a critical solution for reclaiming wasted thermal energy in the GTA’s existing building stock.

    Learning Objectives

    • Thermodynamics of Latent Heat Recovery: Analyzing the phase-change energy release in flue gas condensation.
    • Measurement & Verification (M&V): Reviewing Measurement Canada-certified (EN 1434) BTU metering and real-time performance data (11–12% verified efficiency gains).
    • Retrofit Engineering: Evaluating non-invasive integration strategies for legacy hydronic systems with zero operational downtime.
    • Decarbonization Roadmaps: Understanding the role of FGR as a foundational step toward full building electrification.

    April 28, 2026

    3:00PM-4:00PM | 4:00PM-5:00PM
    2 Groups

    660 Briar Hill Ave, Toronto, ON M6B 4B7

    Hosted at Carbon Cap Facility


    Clarissa Scanlan

    Events Committee Director

    AEEGTA Chapter

    info@aeegta.org

    *Photos may be taken during the event*


    • May 11, 2026
    • 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
    • Online (Microsoft Teams)


    AEEGTA Presents

    Coffee & Conservation Series (#07)


    Enbridge Gas work closely with Ontario residents, businesses, and business partners to reduce energy costs and improve building performance through long‑standing energy conservation programs. For more than 30 years, they have delivered energy efficiency initiatives that help customers use natural gas more efficiently and support cost‑effective upgrades. 

    Join us to learn more about the available offers and how customers and business partners can benefit. This session will provide an overview of current program offerings, explain how participation can improve project economics, and show how the offers can strengthen customer proposals and job bids. These programs support projects from concept to completion, with complimentary guidance from their team of Energy Solutions Advisors who help identify opportunities, confirm measure eligibility, and support incentive applications. The session will also feature case studies highlighting successful projects, followed by live Q&A.


    Presenter:

    Julian Kazan, Supervisor, National Accounts, Enbridge

    Julian Kazan has been supporting Enbridge customers in developing and implementing energy projects since 2018 and now leads the Conservation team serving institutional customers across Ontario. Drawing on his HVAC background, strong technical expertise, and passion for energy efficiency, Julian helps colleges, universities, and hospitals identify opportunities to reduce operational and energy costs.

    Prior to joining Enbridge, he spent two years as an Application Engineer with Mitsubishi Electric, specializing in commercial VRF and ventilation system design. Julian is a Professional Engineer of Ontario and holds certifications as both an Energy Manager and a Measurement and Verification Professional.

    Time: 10:00 to 11:00 EDT (on Microsoft Teams)

    Registration Link: 

    For any queries, please feel free to reach out to Aidan O'Riordan at aoriordan@blackandmcdonald.com


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    • May 13, 2026
    • 7:00 PM - 10:30 PM
    • 1 Blue Jays Way #3200, Toronto, ON M5V 1J3
    Register


    AEEGTA and BCxA Presents

    Blue Jays Toronto Social Event

    Connect with industry peers at the ballpark ⚾

    Join the AEEGTA & BCxA ECC for the 2026 Toronto Social Event at the Blue Jays. This evening is a relaxed chance to talk building performance, energy efficiency, and real project challenges with colleagues across the industry community.

    Please complete this registration to reserve your spot ️


    Your registration helps us plan seating, light refreshments, and ensure a comfortable setting for meaningful conversation about better, more sustainable buildings.

    Notes - you will receive two (2) event tickets - AEEGTA Receipt and then Ticketmaster event ticket (issued closer to the date). Use Ticketmaster to enter the Rogers Centre.

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