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The Energy Star program is among the most successful public-private partnerships in U.S. history, with more than 16,000 participating companies and organizations. But the U.S. EPA may end the program as part of a broader reorganization.
- Anthony Capkun, Editor-Publisher
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As part of a broader reorganization, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency plans to end the Energy Star program. In a letter to EPA’s administrator Lee Zeldin last month, nearly 1,100 manufacturers, homebuilders, building owners, and others—including the National Electrical Manufacturers Association—urged the agency to maintain full funding and staffing levels in the program. The end of Energy Star could impact consumers, manufacturers... and possibly Energy Star Canada.
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AD reports member sales in the first three months of 2025 increased 23% to $24 billion. The group also welcomed over 550 new members in Q1 2025 through both organic growth and the Imark Electrical merger.
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“It takes just one individual or organization to make a difference,” says the Electrical Safety Authority. “Whether accomplished through strong leadership, innovative electrical safety initiatives or programs that accelerate the health and wellness of the industry, it is important to celebrate those who are committed to improving the safety landscape in Ontario.”
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MCEE Expo is Canada’s largest tradeshow for the plumbing, HVAC, electrical, and lighting industries. One of the main attractions of the event is the New Product Competition—and this year’s MCEE did not disappoint. The 2025 competition attracted a whopping 87 products across eight categories. From those, 24 made it to the finals; eight products were crowned winners in their respective categories, plus one overall winner.
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It’s that time of year when the snow begins to melt, causing rivers and creeks to overrun their banks or overwhelm a home’s drainage system. Freeze-thaw cycles have caused the ground—plus everything in it and on it—to shift, possibly rupturing water mains and causing significant damage to neighbourhoods.
Flood conditions always threaten the protection of people and property. In some cases, the utility will cut off an entire district until the waters recede to the point where assessments can be made and sites can be reenergized, one by one.
The CE Code’s 28-900 series of rules touch on the need to protect both workers and the system, and Rule 14-414 discusses connections to different circuits.
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Canadian manufacturer and distributor of electrical and lighting products Arani has launched a program that will donate up to ten (10) Level 2 electric vehicle chargers to non-profit and public institutions across Canada. “We created Charge for Change to help organizations that want to support sustainable transportation, but lack the budget to invest in infrastructure,” said president Sean Arani.
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The Canada Infrastructure Bank has closed $217 million in equity financing to help Nova Scotia construct the 160-kilometre, 345-kV line parallel to the existing connection from Onslow, N.S., to Salisbury, N.B. Additionally, CIB is working with WMA—the economic development partnership owned by the 13 Mi’kmaw First Nations—to complete a complimentary equity loan, allowing WMA to acquire an ownership stake.
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Three employees of SLS Group Industries Inc.—Ryan Cattermole, Nitin Naidu, and Douglas McDonald—have moved into ownership positions at the British Columbia-based lighting sales agency. “Ownership is not just about titles; it’s about vision and responsibility,” said Brian Poole, general manager and co-owner.
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Eiko Global LLC has promoted Yavor Kolarov to CEO effective May 1. “Having spent my entire career in lighting, I am extremely excited to work with Yavor as he continues to mold Eiko into a top fixture and lamp company,” said Gary Withers, chair of the board of managers.
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TOMORROW, Online. Your experienced workers will retire, and the next generation is making career choices right now. If your company isn’t appealing to them, they’ll go elsewhere. Workforce’25 will challenge you to take action—before it’s too late.
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May 21, Toronto. This one-day, conference-style event is perfect for company decision-makers as they embark on their own succession planning journeys.
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May 22-25, Edmonton. The Electrical Contractors Association of Alberta is hosting its annual conference at the JW Marriott (ICE District).
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May 26, Zoom Webinar. The electrical engineering and specifying community is invited to join us to learn about the emerging role of direct current (DC) power in buildings: how it works, why it’s gaining traction, and where it’s best applied.
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June 5, Niagara Falls, Ont. “Mark your calendars and get ready for an insightful and engaging event!” says Electrical Contractors Association of Ontario.
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June 5, Toronto. With over 250 delegates already registered, organizers say seating for the event is limited.
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June 12-13, Victoria. The Electrical Contractors Association of British Columbia is hosting its 2025 conference and annual general meeting at the Fairmont Empress.
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