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INDUSTRY BRiefsECAO Announces 2011Scholarship Award WinnersCongratulations to Matthew Huisman in Jordan Station, Ontarioand Maxwell Howard in Niagara Falls, Ontario.Matthew Huisman, son of Mark Huisman from E.S. Fox Ltd., continueshis studies at Mohawk College to become a building renovationstechnician. His plan is to learn as much as he can so that he willhave more experience in his field, in the hopes of owning his ownbuilding and renovation business.Maxwell Howard, son of Chris Howard, also from E.S. Fox Ltd., isattending his first year at Cambrian College in Sudbury, Ontario,studying Electrical Engineering Technology. He has a strong desire towork in the electrical field and will be the fourth generation in hisfamily to do so.The winners will each receive $2,000 to put towards their collegeeducations. ECAO would like to thank its scholarship committee fortheir dedication and would also like to thank all those who appliedthis year—we wish you luck in your future endeavours!ECACO and IBEW, L.U.804 Complete Solar TrainingCentre in Kitchener, ONThe Electrical Contractors Association of Central Ontario(ECACO)and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW),Local Union 804 through the Joint Apprentice and Training Committee,have completed a solar PV renewable energy training centre inKitchener, Ontario. The partners received an Ontario Skills TrainingEnhancement Program grant from the Government of Ontario to assistin the development of this exciting facility.Ontario Electrical Contractor18
A dual-axis tracker located on the facility’s front lawn on Victoria Streetwas installed by John Raepple Electric Ltd.; a ground mount systemwas installed by Paul Reitzel Electric; and GreenWave and a single axissystem were installed by Red Electric Ltd. at the rear of the facility.The partners have completed the training program development andhave since trained over 100 IBEW members, with many more beingtrained this fall. Also invited to participate in the training program arelocal high school students, who will get an opportunity to understandthese state-of-the-art energy systems and spark an interest in the electricaltrade through the IBEW.The focus will be on the various systems available and how theyfunction in real-world applications, as well as on the safety aspects ofsolar systems, including handling and installation.The microFIT Feed-in Tariff (FIT) Program will allow homeownersand commercial businesses to produce electricity and sell it back to thegrid at 80.2 cents per kilowatt.The ECACO and IBEW, L.U. 804 are very proud of this installationand look forward to leading the way for the challenges of agreen Ontario, as well as training and certifying electricians for theConstruction Electrician (NOC 7241) Solar Photovoltaic SystemsCertification (SPVC).Ontario Electrical Contractor19
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