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The DLSC project was conceived by Natural Resources Canada (NRCan), a department of the Government of Canada. NRCan established partnerships with innovative, environmentally conscious companies that have longstanding, credible reputations within their industries.
Funding Partners
- Program of Energy Research and Development, Government of Canada
- Renewable Energy Deployment Initiative, Natural Resources Canada
- Technology Early Action Measures, Government of Canada
- Green Municipal Fund, Federation of Canadian Municipalities
- Climate Change Central
- ATCO Gas
- Innovation Program, Government of Alberta
- Sustainable Development Technology Canada
- United Communities
- Sterling Homes Ltd.
- Alberta Environment, Government of Alberta
Project Participants
- CANMET Energy Technology Centre, Natural Resources Canada – project leader
- SAIC Canada – project coordinator and performance monitoring
- United Communities – developer
- Sterling Homes Ltd. – homebuilder
- ATCO Gas – utility operator
- Town of Okotoks – project facilitator
- Climate Change Division, Atlantic Region, Environment Canada – thermal storage design
- IFTech International – thermal storage design
- Enermodal Engineering Ltd. – solar and heating system design
- Bodycote Materials Testing Canada Inc. – design support and solar equipment testing
- Thermal Energy System Specialists – computer modeling and simulation
- EnerWorks Inc. – solar collector and solar domestic hot water system supplier
- Nu-Air Ventilation Systems Inc. – air-handler unit supplier
- Sunbow Consulting Ltd. – subdivision design
- Hurst Construction Management Inc. – energy centre building and system construction
