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Besides a much better September for monthly building permit values as compared to August, the third quarter of 2024 also enjoyed gains of $2.0 billion over Q2 2024.
- Anthony Capkun, Editor-Publisher
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Data centres are massive power consumers, drawing anywhere from a few kilowatts for a rack of servers in a closet to several tens of megawatts for large facilities. Some facilities have power densities more than 100 times that of a typical office building. An ill-conceived electrical system could lead to any number of possible harmful outcomes, making it absolutely vital to properly protect it.
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Multiple organizations across Canada will share $18.6 million in Zero Emission Vehicle Infrastructure Program funding to install 1600 Level 2 and 3 electric vehicle chargers. Allotments range from $9.4M for two projects that will install 126 chargers across British Columbia, Ontario, and Quebec to $10K for the installation of seven chargers in the Greater Toronto Area.
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ABB and Niedax Group have crossed the finish line with their previously announced 50/50 joint venture, leading to the creation of Abnex Inc.—a combination of the North American cable tray businesses of ABB’s Installation Products and Niedax Group. Abnex’s product portfolio and range of services include complementary solutions previously offered by ABB Installation Products (e.g. T&B cable tray and ExpressTray steel wire basket tray lines) along with Niedax’s MonoSystems and Canadian Electrical Raceways lines.
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The total value of building permits in Canada increased by $1.3 billion (+11.5%) to $13.0 billion in September. Ontario led the way with a significant increase of $1.2 billion (+25.0%) in construction intentions, reaching $5.9 billion while driving gains in both the non-residential and residential sectors.
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“Nothing is more frustrating to everyone involved in a large project than finding a deficiency at the 11th hour that could cause unplanned delays and costs,” writes Code File columnist Nansy Hanna. That’s why CE Code-Part I, Rule 2-014 requires that owners (or their reps) submit plans and specs for approval to the relevant AHJ prior to commencing work on electrical power installations where public safety is paramount.
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This containerized solution for “battery-enabled energy storage” boasts “zero-touch commissioning” for hassle-free deployment, while integrated intelligent thermal management and high-speed edge analytics provide precise monitoring of the system’s state of charge, health, and safety.
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These boxes are designed to accommodate power, communications, A/V devices—as well as plumbing for water and compressed air—all in one product. They can be factory-wired with power distribution blocks, circuit breakers, and power devices so that power is split from a single supply circuit.
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TODAY During this virtual gathering, you will learn about the latest developments in Licensing, Operations, and Communications.
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TODAY Etobicoke, Ont. The event is brought to you by Electrical Contractors Association of Ontario’s Future Leaders Advisory Council (FLAC) and Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Committee.
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Various dates and locations from November 26 to December 5. EFC is a national, not-for-profit association representing over 217 member companies that manufacture, distribute, market, and sell a range of electrical products.
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December 4, Woodbridge, Ont. “All are welcome for an afternoon of great cuisine, live entertainment, and refreshments,” says the distributor.
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January 14-16, Markham, Ont. The Electricity, Distribution, Information Systems and Technology (EDIST) Conference & Tradeshow addresses engineering, operational, IT and management issues faced by Ontario’s LDCs.
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February 20, Toronto. Electricity Human Resources Canada’s signature event recognizes and celebrates the accomplishments of those who are making an impact while contributing to a highly skilled electricity sector workforce.
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