ClimateCare Co-op Helping to Build Ontario Solar Park
ClimateCare, an Ontario-based co-operative of residential heating and cooling contractors, has pledged to be part of the environmental solution by donating a portion of sales of heating and cooling appliances to an Ontario solar energy park.
BURLINGTON, ONTARIO. ClimateCare, an Ontario-based co-operative of residential heating and cooling contractors, has pledged to be part of the environmental solution by donating a portion of sales of heating and cooling appliances to an Ontario solar energy park.
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Since April, ClimateCare's members have raised more than $10,000 to support The Sunpark Challenge - an initiative developed by Sunpark Energy Corp.
Participating ClimateCare member contractors have donated one solar cell for every furnace or air conditioner installed. Solar cells generate clean,renewable electricity from the sun's power without greenhouse gas emissions.
"Being environmentally responsible is something all our members take very seriously," says Mario Bernardi, Executive Director, ClimateCare Co-operative Corp. "We're glad to support a venture like Sunpark and are proud to say we've donated more than $10,000 in solar cells to date. We live, work and play in the same communities as our customers, and are committed to making them a better place."
As the environment is directly impacted by heating and cooling equipment, ClimateCare members have pledged to be part of the solution, through this initiative as well as helping customers switch to the most efficient furnaces, boilers, air conditioners and other equipment available today, and through customer education about energy conservation.
The Sunpark concept of using small solar installations that can coexist with existing agricultural operations without adversely affecting the rural landscape is widely supported by the World's media, major corporations, environmental activists, celebrities and ordinary Canadians who believe in taking action on critical issues such as global warming and climate change.
About ClimateCare
ClimateCare (www.climatecare.com) is made up of home comfort professionals that C.A.R.E. (Comfort. Accountability. Reliability. Excellence.). Formed in 1992, the co-op is dedicated to superior customer service, technical excellence and ongoing training.
About Sunpark Energy Corp.
Sunpark Energy Corp. (www.sunpark.ca) is dedicated to promoting the use of solar power in Canada, and encouraging businesses, farms and individual homeowners to learn more about how to generate clean, renewable power while reducing their impact on the planet.
For further information: Mario Bernardi, Executive Director, ClimateCare
Co-operative Corp., 1-888-838-5390, mbernardi@climatecare.com
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