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Solar Photovoltaic Product Companies in Canada in Alphabetic Order Z
Total Records: 2
350 Light Street, Woodstock N4S 6J3, CanadaTelephone Number: 519-536-0259Business: RetailerServices: Consulting, Contractors, InstallationProducts: Energy Efficient Home And Building, Evacuated Tube Collectors, HVAC, Solar Panels, Solar Photovoltaic Systems, Roof Integrated Systems, Solar Pool Heatings, Solar Thermals, Solar Hot Water HeatersWeb Site: http://www.zolarayz.com Zolarayz provides professional renewable power solutions for residential, industrial & commercial applications. Specialist in solar thermal, utilising evacuated tube solar thermal collectors for heating water, space heating and pool heating. Solar electric PV for almost any application are also available.
350 Light Street, Woodstock N4S 6J3, CanadaTelephone Number: 519-536-0259Business: RetailerServices: Consulting, Contractors, InstallationProducts: Energy Efficient Home And Building, Evacuated Tube Collectors, HVAC, Solar Panels, Solar Photovoltaic Systems, Roof Integrated Systems, Solar Pool Heatings, Solar Thermals, Solar Hot Water HeatersWeb Site: http://www.zolarayz.com Zolarayz provides professional renewable power solutions for residential, industrial & commercial applications. Specialist in solar thermal, utilising evacuated tube solar thermal collectors for heating water, space heating and pool heating. Solar electric PV for almost any application are also available.
363 Edwin Street, Kitchener N2H 4P5, CanadaTelephone Number: 888-338-6363Services: Consulting, Design, EngineeringProducts: Solar Panels, Solar Photovoltaic SystemsWeb Site: http://www.zonengineering.com Zon Engineering Inc. is committed to providing high quality solutions rooted in a pragmatic understanding of the technologies, systems, and approaches involved in sustainable building design. By working closely with our clients and their teams, we seek to assist in the creation of financially, economically, and socially sustainable projects. Our approach is to focus on the development of an optimal indoor environment, while minimizing the use of resources through conservation, and maximizing opportunities for onsite collection and power generation.
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