Industrial Waste Heat Recovery Project

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The Hamilton Chamber of Commerce has been awarded a grant from The Atmospheric Fund to spearhead a project to drive local energy efficiency improvements, business competitiveness and reductions in GHG emissions. The two-year project (2019-2020) will help manufacturers operating in Hamilton Industrial Bayfront Area adopt new and emerging approaches to waste heat capture and utilization. Working separately and together over time, local manufacturers will demonstrate leadership at the intersection of economic growth and environmental stewardship.

The project will produce three key deliverables:

  1. A baseline inventory of industrial energy practices and plans in the study area
  2. A map that locates and characterizes sources of waste heat in the study area
  3. A final report with recommendations on how to capitalize on waste heat options

The Hamilton Chamber is the manager for this project and accountable to The Atmospheric Fund.

“Hamilton’s industrial sector already exhibits world-leading manufacturing processes,” said Keanin Loomis, President and CEO of the Hamilton Chamber of Commerce. “Through identifying additional ways to optimize waste heat, we can enhance the competitive advantage of Hamilton’s Bayfront Industrial Area while further reducing harmful emissions.”

PROJECT CONTACTS

Richard Allen, Special Initiatives, Hamilton Chamber of Commerce
r.allen@hamiltonchamber.ca | 905-572-0363 (cell)

Marie Nash, Chief Operating Officer, Hamilton Chamber of Commerce
m.nash@hamiltonchamber.ca

The Hamilton Chamber of Commerce invites you to an Advisory Panel Meeting for the opportunity to comment on the draft report for our Hamilton Industrial Waste Heat Recovery Project.