Measuring Energy Efficiency from 4,000 feet in the Air
Find out how we can collect thermal data for homes from an aircraft 4,000 feet in the air and then use machine learning to get an accurate measure for thermal efficiency.
MyHEAT
MyHEAT supercharges utility energy efficiency and renewable energy programs through Energy Made Visibleâ„¢. Our Heat Loss and SOLAR Maps help to inform, educate, and motivate people to act on reducing waste energy and greenhouse gas emissions.
The Power of Personalization to Engage Utility Customers
Using Customer-Specific Information to Offer a Personalized Experience Customers give utilities roughly 10 minutes of their time each year. While the goal shouldn’t be to get consumers constantly thinking about their energy consumption, it is imperative that utilities fully optimize…
The Journey of MyHEAT
Creating a Tool to Visualize Waste Energy The story goes that one day Dr. Geoffrey Hay, an Associate Professor at the University of Calgary, came home to find that his house was cold. This didn’t make sense as he had…
Inspiring Local Change for a Better Global Future.
Creating a Culture of Sustainability Building a culture that values environmental stewardship in the workplace and adopts corporate sustainability goals can be a difficult and slow task in many organizations. It doesn’t happen overnight. To really grow as a team…
Building MyHEAT
An Energy Efficiency Company Designed to Benefit Employees, Customers and Shareholders. The world wastes more energy than it consumes every year. And since we consume a lot of energy, that leads to a lot of waste. At MyHEAT we strive…
Understanding Energy Loss at Home
Promoting Energy Literacy by Visualizing Home Heat Loss The understanding of how energy is used and the ability to apply this knowledge is known as energy literacy. Increasing energy literacy amongst consumers and motivating homeowner action towards efficiency upgrades remains…
Putting Heat Loss on the Map
A bird’s-eye view with Energy Made Visible™ Imagine if you could see an aerial map showing exactly where buildings in a city were losing energy. This was the idea that inspired Dr. Geoffrey Hay from the University of Calgary to…