Cornwall Ontario River Energy Project
The CORE (Cornwall Ontario River Energy) project is a freshwater, continuous-flow river application of Verdant’s horizontal-axis turbine technology. The project will be conducted in the St. Lawrence River near Cornwall, Ontario, Canada and is planned in two phases.
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Environmental Constraints Assessments - Solar Facilities
Recurrent Energy is developing several solar facilities in southern and eastern Ontario. Hatch was retained to determine if there are any environmental constraints that could stop the project’s development or would necessitate modifications to the layout of the solar panels.
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Geothermal Heating System
The General Theological Seminary in New York City sought to convert its existing fossil-fuel-powered heating system to a new high-efficiency geothermal system, to provide both heating and air conditioning for the entire city block that GTS occupies.
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Integrated Solar–Thermal Power Plant with Desalination Facility
On behalf of Acquasol Infrastructure Hatch completed a conceptual study for a proposed 180-MW integrated combined-cycle solar thermal power station and water-desalination facility at Point Paterson in South Australia.
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Standardization of Risks in Ocean and Wind Power
On behalf of the Canadian Standards Association, Hatch evaluated the risk profile of ocean (wave and tidal current) and wind power technologies, and created a registry of technical risks and other risks associated with such power resource developments.
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