AEEGTA Presents
Coffee & Conservation Series (#05)
As decarbonization targets intensify and performance standards like ASHRAE 241 and Scope 1/2/3 emissions reporting take hold, one critical variable remains undervalued in building energy models: air filtration.
Far from a passive maintenance component, filtration has a direct and measurable impact on fan energy consumption, HVAC sizing, system longevity, and operational cost. Yet, it’s often overlooked in energy audits, retrofit strategies, and capital planning.
This technically focused session—presented in partnership with Blade Air—brings together experts in engineering, energy consulting, and incentive program strategy to explore how low-pressure, high-efficiency filtration can be a key enabler of energy savings, system optimization, and ESG alignment.
The session will cover how filtration impacts HVAC energy use, how to better account for airside variables in energy planning, and how to access funding for IAQ and system upgrades—all with a focus on achieving efficiency without added cost.
Presented in partnership with Blade Air, the panel brings together experts in engineering, consulting, and program strategy to offer a comprehensive perspective on rethinking airside efficiency.
Presenter:
James Atkinson, Product Development Lead, Blade Air
Robin Lucidarme, Director of Energy Solutions, Sustainable Projects Group (SPG)
Harnoor Boparai, Strategic Energy Management, Enerva
Harnoor Boparai is a seasoned energy management specialist with nearly a decade of experience advancing sustainability, energy conservation, and utility program delivery across Canada. Currently serving as Manager of Program Consulting and Outreach at Enerva Energy Solutions Inc., Harnoor helps organizations unlock the full potential of incentive programs and energy efficiency upgrades through strategic implementation and stakeholder alignment. Her background spans roles with Enbridge, CLEAResult, and Prism Engineering, where she has worked across residential, commercial, and industrial portfolios to deliver meaningful carbon reductions, cost savings, and behavior-driven results. With a focus on turning policy and funding frameworks into actionable strategies, Harnoor brings valuable insight into the intersection of public programs, capital planning, and decarbonization goals.
Time: 9:30 to 10:30 EDT (on Microsoft Teams)
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AEEGTA and ASHRAE Toronto Presents
⛳2025 Golf and Cycling Day⛳
Join us for a dynamic day of networking with professionals from the energy and HVAC industries at the 2025 Golf & Cycling Day, co-hosted by AEEGTA and ASHRAE Toronto! This signature event brings together engineers, consultants, and sustainability leaders for a fun and engaging experience. Enjoy a round of golf in a shotgun scramble format or take a scenic 90-minute cycling ride through the countryside — followed by an outdoor social hour and dinner reception.
Whether you're looking to connect with peers, expand your network, or just enjoy a day outdoors, this event is the perfect opportunity.
Agenda
Note: Box lunch and dinner included
All Registrations Include a Contribution to ASHRAE Research Canada
For Our Cycling Enthusiasts
Take a 90 minute ride through the scenic countryside! Road worthy bike and helmet are must. Various ride lengths available for skill level. Open to anyone who can ride a bike. Cycling will start and finish at Nobleton Lakes Golf Club. Showers are available and registration includes reception and dinner afterwards.
Registration Rates
All golf and cycling registrations include box lunch and dinner.
Foursomes can be registered by adding 3 guests during first golfer registration.
Multiple foursomes can be added by continuing to add more guests.
If you do not know your guest names at time of registration, enter your company name and "Guest".
AEEGTA Members are eligible for a member rate discount—contact info@aeegta.org to receive your promo code!
Contact us: info@aeegta.org
Memberships: membership@aeegta.org