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Published on Scotiabank EcoLiving (https://ecoliving.scotiabank.com) Home > Winners 2015 Winners 2015 Krumpers Solar Solutions Inc. - Diana Livshits, Ottawa $50,000 Created by Krumpers Solar Solutions, Krumpers Solar Blinds are made in Canada for the Canadian climate. Produced locally in Ottawa, the climate control blinds regulate the temperature of homes year round to save on heating and cooling. Double-sided, the blinds have a winter side that generates heat and has insulation, and a summer side that reflects heat and offers UV protection. The blinds also allow in light. Krumpers says the blinds can help Canadians save up to 40% on their yearly heating and cooling. Says Diana Livshits, “At Krumpers, we believe that in order for people to reduce their energy consumption, the products they use must do so in a way that doesn’t impede their lifestyle. It’s the opposite, it must enhance their experience.” Krumpers Solar Solutions - EcoLiving Business Leadership Award Winner FireFlyPower - Janet and Peter Janiuk, Toronto $15,000 FireflyPower offers homeowners efficient, lightweight and affordable carbon fiber wind turbines, which reduce their electricity costs. The homeowners can become clean electricity producers with projected savings of more than 15% of their annual home electricity costs. The easy-to-assemble turbines operate well in both low- and high-wind speeds. Janet and Peter were inspired to create the company after looking for a wind turbine to co-generate electricity and being unable to find the type of product they were looking for. “We’d really like to see the impact of installing these turbines globally, and whether we could bring reliable, renewable power to areas of the world that don’t have access to electricity,” says Janet Janiuk. FireFly Power - EcoLiving Innovation Award Winner Dynnergy - Wesley Romak, Melissa Love, Thomas Marshall and Cody Carey, University of Guelph $10,000 Created by Dynnergy, a group of mechanical engineering students from the University of Guelph, Flywheel Energy Storage System is an energy storage system for residential homeowners that can be directly integrated with the grid. The system stores energy during low peak hours and converts it back to electricity during high peak hours. “We are really excited about the Flywheel Energy Store System because it has the capability of potentially eliminating the large scale chemical batteries which are harmful to the environment,” says Melissa Love of Dynnergy. Flywheel Energy Storage System - EcoLiving Student Leadership Award Winner Source URL (modified on 06/03/2015 - 21:49): https://ecoliving.scotiabank.com/winners-profile-2015