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ABSTRACT
Housing in too many of Canada's remote communities is in deplorable condition. This presentation will address approaches to boosting production of low-energy housing through innovations in structure, fabrication, delivery, and associated infrastructure, taking into account that future conditions are highly unpredictable.
BIOGRAPHY
Peter Russell is a Professional Engineer whose experience straddles the fields of Industrial Engineering and Building Technology and is backed by a long-time commitment to seeking paths to greater sustainability.
After graduating in Mechanical Engineering, and then obtaining a master’s degree in Production Engineering, at Birmingham University in the UK, Peter pursued a career in manufacturing industries in the UK and Canada. This culminated in managing a housing prefabrication plant in Churchill, Manitoba, for the provincial government. This was a stepping stone to a second career, in the Research Division of Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) in Ottawa.
He is now President of RESTCo, an Ottawa-based engineering research and science company involved in energy security for remote communities and in oil spill cleanup technology.
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