About the CDEA:

The Canadian District Energy Association (CDEA) is an industry association representing member utilities, government agencies, building owners, consulting engineers, suppliers, developers, bankers, and investors who share a common interest in promoting the growth of district energy in Canada.

CDEA Mission Statement

The CDEA is committed to being the leading voice promoting district energy as the most reliable, environmental and economic solution for Canadian energy consumers.

What is District Energy?

District Energy is the distribution of thermal energy using a pipeline distribution system. The central thermal plants may use various types of fuel including natural gas, oil or renewable energy. Heat may be generated from either purchased fuel or waste heat. The economic viability of district energy systems relates closely to the energy density of the thermal customers being served. Consequently, district energy systems tend to be located in urban cores serving commercial, institutional and residential customers.

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