GreenWave Innovations

The energy conversation Canadian manufacturers can't afford to miss.

On June 17, PLANT Canada is hosting a virtual Energy Summit built for the industrial manufacturers facing rising energy costs and an ever-changing grid.

Three questions are going to anchor this conversation:
🔵 How do you manage rising energy costs without pulling back on production?
🔵 What does a real electrification pathway look like — not in theory, but at the plant level?
🔵 And when grid reliability becomes a variable, not a given, what does future-proofing actually mean?

These aren't policy questions. They're operational ones. And the answers are going to look different for every facility, every portfolio, every region.
Greenwave CEO Dean Clark is proud to be moderating this discussion alongside an exceptional group of panelists: Bill Mercer, Senior Specialist at Capital Power, and Dennis Dussin, Owner and President of Alps Welding Ltd.

If you're working through any of these challenges right now, this is a conversation worth joining. It's free, it's virtual, and it's built around practical takeaways.

Register: https://www.plant.ca/virtual-events/energy-summit/

Excellence in Manufacturing Consortium | Hitachi Energy

Canada's manufacturing sector is facing numerous energy challenges: rising utility costs, aging infrastructure, a grid under strain, and pressure to decarbonize without slowing production.

On June 17, PLANT Canada’s Energy Summit will bring together industry leaders to share ideas about how manufacturers can manage these challenges.

Greenwave CEO Dean Clark will moderate panels that will address topics such as:
-> What does a smarter energy strategy look like on the floor?
-> How do you future-proof long-term energy pathways when the rules keep changing?
-> Where should energy investment be prioritized first?

If you're responsible for plant operations, energy spend, or long-term capital planning at an industrial manufacturing site in Canada, this virtual summit is worth your afternoon.

Register now to join the discussion: https://lnkd.in/eg-J49zF

Sponsors:
Alps Welding Ltd.| Excellence in Manufacturing Consortium | Hitachi Energy | Otter Energy

Saskatchewan is heading to London!

Dean Clark and Terri Clark from Greenwave Innovations are honoured to join Innovation Saskatchewan at London Tech Week 2026, happening June 8-12 in London, England.

Innovation Saskatchewan is leading a provincial delegation showcasing prairie innovation. By harnessing the province’s natural resources, world-class research institutes and government support, Saskatchewan is becoming a global leader in agricultural, life sciences, energy, mining and critical minerals.

Greenwave is proud to participate in this prestigious event and highlight our innovative energy and asset management solutions for building operations. We’re looking forward to connecting with innovators, builders and thinkers from around the world to showcase Saskatchewan success stories on the global stage.

If you'll be at London Tech Week, come find us at Booth 316 with the Innovation Saskatchewan delegation.

Every community is built around the rec centres, arenas, and civic buildings that residents rely on every day.

At Federation of Canadian Municipalities(FCM) 2026 in Edmonton, we'll be having conversations about how municipalities can care for those assets for the long haul: making capital decisions with confidence, extending the life of critical equipment, and getting ahead of failures before they disrupt service or strain budgets.

We’ll address a question nearly every facilities and finance team is wrestling with: with limited capital and aging infrastructure, where do you invest first?

We believe the answer starts with better data. When you can see how each asset is actually performing — not just its age on a spreadsheet — capital planning shifts from reactive to strategic.

You replace what truly needs replacing, defer what doesn't, and make every taxpayer dollar work harder.

If you're heading to Edmonton June 4–7, our team would love to chat. Find us at the Trade and Export Partnership Booth #214.

The City of Red Deer is going data-driven. 🦌

The City of Red Deer manages utility consumption across a portfolio of municipal facilities — and like many municipalities, keeping electricity and gas data tracked, reported, and benchmarked takes real effort from a dedicated team.

This work is supported through Emissions Reduction Alberta (ERA), via the Strategic Energy Management for Industry (SEMI) program — delivered by Enerva Energy Solutions under the Energy Management Information Systems (EMIS) application stream. It's a great example of how Alberta organizations can pair the right funding with the right tools to make meaningful progress on energy and emissions.

A thank you to Stephen, at City of Red Deer, whose early energy helped bring this initiative to life.

Now the City is using Greenwave's Utility Bill Manager to bring it all together in one place: 117 sites, 113 electrical accounts, 76 gas accounts, and 93 water accounts analyzed side by side.

What that gives the City of Red Deer team:
→ Centralized utility bills across the portfolio
→ Automated emissions and financial reporting
→ Year-over-year benchmarking across facility types
→ A clearer foundation for data-informed planning

We're genuinely excited to support the work you do for your community.

If you're a municipality or industrial organization in Alberta exploring something similar, the SEMI EMIS stream is worth a closer look — there's real support available for the teams ready to take it on.

We believe that when municipalities have the right tools, the whole community benefits.

Greenwave Innovations is heading to Edmonton for the Federation of Canadian Municipalities (FCM) 2026 Annual Conference and Trade Show, June 4–7, and we couldn't be more excited to be part of Canada's largest gathering of municipal leaders.

This year's theme, "Building the future together," speaks to exactly why we'll be there. Across the country, municipalities are managing aging infrastructure, rising utility costs, and limited access to capital, all while working toward ambitious sustainability goals.

These are big challenges, and they're best solved in conversation.

That's why our VP of Sales and Marketing, Christie Gamble, will be on the ground in Edmonton, ready to connect with municipal leaders from coast to coast to coast.

If you're attending, Christie would love to meet you. Come say hello and share what's on your mind:

→ How are you managing utilities across your multi-building portfolio?
→ What are your goals for eliminating waste in your buildings' energy, water, and gas consumption?
→ What are your strategies to replace aging building equipment across your portfolio?

Whether you're just starting to think about building performance or already deep into your sustainability journey, we'd love to hear your story and trade ideas.

Let's build the future together. Come find Christie in Edmonton.

Most buildings waste energy every day—often without anyone noticing.
Utility bills and periodic audits only tell part of the story. They miss the hidden inefficiencies at the asset level and the unusual usage patterns that quietly drive up costs and emissions.

Continuous, real-time monitoring changes the game. It reveals exactly where energy, water, and gas are being wasted—sometimes by faulty equipment running longer than needed or leaks that go undetected for months.
What this means for facility managers and building operators is clear: moving from reactive guesswork to proactive, data-driven decisions opens up operational excellence. It's not just about cutting costs; it's about reducing environmental impact with measurable results.

How are you currently tracking your building's hidden energy losses?

🌾 What a week in Brandon, Manitoba!

The Greenwave Innovations team Chetan Goyal & Pierre-André Ranger had an incredible time at the Association of Manitoba Municipalities (AMM) Spring Convention & Trade Show 2026 — and we're leaving with full notebooks, great conversations, and a lot of energy for what's ahead.

Here's what made it special:

🎤 Pierre-André Ranger took the stage to talk about something we're genuinely passionate about — why municipalities deserve better data from their buildings.

🤝 We connected with Mayors, CAOs, Reeves, and municipal leaders from across Manitoba — the people making real decisions about the buildings and infrastructure their communities depend on every day.

💡 From water treatment plants to arenas to brand-new city halls — the conversations we had reminded us exactly why this work matters.

🎵 And yes — the band at the evening event? Absolutely did not disappoint. 🎸🎻

A huge thank you to the Association of Manitoba Municipalities for hosting such a well-organized event and for giving us the opportunity to share our ideas with the province's municipal community.

Manitoba — it was great to meet you. This is just the beginning. 🌾

📖 Missed Pierre-André's session? Read the full recap on our blog: https://greenwaveinnovations.ca/resources/news/from-scheduled-to-smart-a-better-way-to-maintain-municipal-buildings-lessons-from-the-amm-2026

One of the biggest challenges facing municipalities today isn't the desire to improve their buildings — it's figuring out how to actually pay for it.

Deep building retrofits have a reputation for being expensive and slow. But what if the upfront cost didn't have to fall entirely on the municipality?

This Monday, Greenwave's President & CEO Dean Clark is joining the Climate Caucus Prairies Chapter to explore exactly that — how private capital can be used to finance energy efficiency upgrades in municipal buildings, without the traditional barriers of upfront spend.

The conversation will dig into a data-driven model that combines project management, procurement, and engineering expertise with private equity to help communities self-finance improvements and accelerate delivery.

If you work in municipal government, facilities, or sustainability — this is a session worth attending.

📅 Monday, April 27, 2026 🕛 12:00–1:00 PM MDT | Virtual 🔗 Link in comments

This session is open to Climate Caucus members (free to join). We'd love to see you there.

There's something special about partnering with an organization that genuinely shares your values. 🌿
This Earth Day, we're proud to be working alongside TCU Place in Saskatoon — helping one of Saskatchewan's most beloved community venues use energy more intelligently in a nearly 60-year-old building.
Through real-time sub-metering and data-driven insights, we're helping TCU Place reduce their environmental footprint and operating costs — proving that sustainability and community can absolutely go hand in hand.
Happy Earth Day to everyone doing the work that matters. 🌎

This Earth Day, we’re proud to celebrate our commitment to sustainability and community. We’ve partnered with GreenWave Innovations, a Saskatchewan company delivering data-driven energy solutions to help reduce both our environmental footprint and operating costs.

Our goal is to use energy more efficiently in a nearly 60 year old building. Through this new partnership, along with our ongoing Think Green Program, we’re working to make TCU Place a space where environmental responsibility and community connection go hand in hand.

As we come together to share ideas and experiences, we invite you to think of innovative ways to protect our planet 🌎