Sifton Properties: From Solar to Sewage
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Publication Date:
June 02, 2017
Industry:
Administrative & Support services
Industry:
Real Estate
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Technology
Source:
Ivey Publishing
In 2012, an MBA intern at Sifton Properties Ltd. had to decide on a recommendation to top management about the installation of a renewable energy installation for the company’s new community development project in London, Ontario. The intern had to consider numerous internal and external factors in his decision-making process. Three emerging technologies were specifically relevant for renewable energy systems: aquifer thermal energy storage, sewer heat recovery, or anaerobic digestion and cogeneration. The intern needed to consider the social, environmental, and financial impact of each energy generation system and the preferences of varied stakeholder groups.
The authors Francine Schlosser, Derek Butcher, and Nicole Anderson are affiliated with University of Windsor.
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