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Company: Managing Partners Managing PartnersDoug Cane Doug Cane
Email: dcane@canetaenergy.com Doug Cane, principal, Caneta Research Inc., has been active in HVAC applied research and consulting since 1976. Between 1976 and 1983, he was a research officer with the Division of Building Research at NRC responsible for the residential heat pump applications program. In 1983, Mr. Cane joined Canada's largest provincial research organization, the Ontario Research Foundation (now Bodycote ORTECH) and from 1983 to 1989 was involved in numerous contract research projects concerned with energy conservation, utilization, substitution, and efficiency in residential, commercial, and industrial applications. Since forming Caneta Research in 1989, Mr. Cane has overseen building research projects for our clients including technology transfer (buyers guides, case studies; designer guidelines); standards and regulations (preparation of draft performance standards for CSA; market and technical analysis in support of NRCan energy efficiency regulations for various air-conditioning and heat pump equipment; OBC 2006 energy requirements); technology investigations (ground-source heat pumps, CFC and HCFC alternatives for air-conditioning equipment; natural gas cooling and refrigeration) and Program support (technical guidelines for CBIP in offices, hotels, schools, and multi-unit residential buildings). Since 2000, he has promoted Caneta's energy modelling services and has overseen a number of ground-source heat pump design and feasibility projects with design teams in the GTAA and elsewhere. Doug Cane has both a Bachelor degree and a Master's degree in Mechanical
Engineering from the University of Waterloo. Mr. Cane is currently
a member of the Residential Technical Committee and vice-chairman
of the HVAC&R Technical Committee at CSA. He is a member of
SCOPEER and keeps up-to-date with standards developments in the
air conditioning field at CSA, ARI, ISO and elsewhere. He also served
on the ASHRAE Special Project Committee (SSPC) 90.1, mechanical
subcommittee, between 1993 and 1998, which was responsible for ASHRAE
90.1–1999. Andrew Morrison
Email: amorrison@canetaenergy.com Andrew Morrison is a Senior Engineer at Caneta Research Inc. He is one of Canada's most experienced DOE 2.1E analysts and has been involved in all simulation work involving DOE 2.1E at Caneta Research since joining the firm in 1994. Andrew has been responsible for the review of all submissions to the Commercial Building Incentive Program (CBIP) since 2004, supervising technical staff within Caneta Research and a significant number of subcontactors. He has been involved with many of Caneta’s energy simulation projects for incentive programs and LEED certification . He has also been involved with a variety of ground-source heat pump projects for organizations such as Natural Resources Canada, ASHRAE, and the Geothermal Heat Pump Consortium. In addition to the development of the GS2000 software, some of his the ground-source heat pump work include; commercial design workshops, an investigation of service and maintenance costs, ASHRAE's Commercial/Institutional Building Ground-Source Heat Pump Engineering Manual and numerous DOE 2.1E energy simulations of ground-source buildings. He has a B.A.Sc. in Engineering from the University of Waterloo and a M. Eng. from Carleton University and is a registered professional engineer in Ontario. Bob Hum
Email: bhum@canetaenergy.com Bob Hum is an Associate Engineer, is responsible for building energy simulation , using EE4 and DOE 2.1E software for modelling building designs seeking LEED certification and other incentives. He has undertaken numerous energy simulations of schools for various public school boards, and of other buildings. Other projects include a heat pump design improvement study, heat pump retrofit feasibility, commercial ground-source heat pump assessment, algorithm development and coding for a patio heater screening E-Tool, and retrofit studies for multi-unit residential buildings (MURBs) and offices. He has consulted on a number of market and technology assessments for energy efficiency regulations including chillers, central air conditioners and heat pumps, commercial ice-makers, refrigerated vending machines and gas furnaces. Bob has also undertaken technology assessments in residential district energy and ground-source heat pumps. Bob has both a Bachelor degree and a Master's degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Waterloo. He is a registered professional engineer in Ontario and a LEED Accredited Professional. Brian Crossman
Email: bcrossman@canetaenergy.com Brian Crossman is an Associate, responsible for energy simulation projects using EE4, DOE2.1E and eQUEST software for evaluating building designs seeking LEED certification and other incentives. He has completed numerous building simulations including college buildings, primary and secondary schools, long term care facilities, community centres and daycare facilities. He has also conducted numerous design assessments of submissions to the CBIP Program. Other projects include Visual Basic programming in connection with client software developments, technical and economic assessment of Ice Kube technology, and evaluation of supermarket and swimming pool dehumidification technologies. Brian has also been involved in ground-source heat pump design and feasibility projects - including system modelling, ground heat exchanger sizing, and piping design. He performed energy simulations and prepared draft code text during the OBC 2006 update project. Brian has been with Caneta Research since 2001 and is experienced in end-use energy and demand analysis having completed many projects for Caneta clients. Brian has a B.A.Sc. in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Waterloo. |
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