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IWS Announces Establishment and Appointments to Advisory Board
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwired - Oct. 6, 2016) - International Wastewater Systems Inc. (the "Company") (CSE:IWS)
(CSE:IWS.CN) (FRANKFURT:IWI) (OTC PINK: INTWF) is pleased to announce the establishment of an Advisory Board consisting of industry
leaders from the renewable energy, construction and real estate sectors. Immediately, the Advisory Board will consist of Mr. Bruno Thiemann
and Mr. David Hatherton.
Bruno Thielmann has played a key role in many of the largest development projects in the Greater Vancouver Area as well as the provinces of
British Columbia and Alberta, with 40 years' experience in multi-family, commercial and industrial land developments. As Director of Land
Development at WesGroup Income Properties LP, Mr. Thielmann provided construction management and land development expertise for a
wide range of projects . Mr. Thielmann has worked with numerous First Nations groups throughout his career aiding their vision of economic
independence through run-of-river power projects, forestry, and aqua-culture. He currently serves as a Director for the Klahoose First Nation
Development Corporation and advises the Musqueam First Nation in the development of a 22-acre site for 1.25 million square feet of mixed
use residential projects.
David Hatherton has been a leader in the domestic and international geothermal, renewable, and energy efficiency industries for 25 years.
Companies that Mr. Hatherton has co-founded have installed over 250,000 systems, accounting for approximately US$2.5 billion in retail sales.
David was the co-founder of companies including EarthSystems/WaterFurnace Canada, WaterFurnace International (Fort Wayne, Indiana), and
NextEnergy Inc. Among his many contributions to industry associations, Mr. Hatherton was the founding President of the Canadian Earth
Energy Association and initiated the Ontario Hydro GSHP incentive program with 7,000+ installations. During the administration of President
Clinton, Mr. Hatherton was the key industry representative providing successful congressional testimony in the launch of the US$100 million
Department of Energy (DOE) - Geothermal Heat Pump Consortium's National Earth Comfort Program, part of the Clinton/Gore Climate
Change Action Plan.
Lynn Mueller, CEO of IWS commented: "We are very pleased to welcome David Hatherton and Bruno Thielmann to IWS's newly formed
Advisory Board. Both David and Bruno are highly regarded industry experts; they provide ongoing advice and access to their vast networks to
facilitate the adoption of IWS's world-leading thermal heat recovery equipment. "
ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD
Lynn Mueller, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
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4. David and Fran Hatherton of NextEnergy
receive 2010 Ernst & Young Entrepreneur
of the Year Award for Cleantech.
NextEnergy founders win the 2010 Ernst & Young Ontario
Entrepreneur of the Year Award for Cleantech.
Elmira, ON, October 27, 2010 – NextEnergy Inc. and its founders David and Fran Hatherton were the
proud recipients of the 2010 Ernst & Young Ontario Entrepreneur of the Year Award in the Cleantech
category. This prestigious award was presented at the Gala event held at the Toronto Convention Centre
on October 25.
"I couldn't be happier for David and Fran’s big win at Ernst &
Young's Ontario Entrepreneur of the Year finals (Cleantech),”
comments Greg MacKenzie, Manager Tax Services, Ernst & Young.
“NextEnergy is a great success story and is more than deserving of
the recognition. Geothermal technology is very important in
establishing a sustainable energy mix, the Hathertons’ contribution
to this industry is something that will be appreciated for generations
to come.”
Based out of Elmira, ON, NextEnergy is Canada’s leading designer
and marketer of geothermal heating and cooling systems. Founded
in 1998 by David and Fran, NextEnergy has experienced strong
growth and expansion, now offering geothermal solutions across
all of Canada and some parts of the US.
“This award represents a shot of recognition to the entire
geothermal industry,” explains David Hatherton. “Geothermal technology has lived in the shadow of other
Cleantech technologies for far too long and is now emerging to the forefront of the sector.”
With over 30 years in geothermal, the Hathertons and NextEnergy are recognized as pillars in the
industry. In 2005 they constructed their national head office, a zero emission office and warehouse
powered 100% by geothermal and wind energy, one of the first of it’s kind in Canada. NextEnergy has
played an integral role in the development of several industry documents such as the Canadian
GeoExchange Coalition’s first training standard.
When asked about the key contributors to NextEnergy’s growth, Hatherton doesn’t hesitate. “We’ve got a
great team here, many have been with us since the early years. Even with our strong bench, we’d be no
where today without our national dealer network. These dealers have stood by NextEnergy through the
highs and the lows. In all actuality, this award represents their independent leadership and growth as
much as NextEnergy’s. Fran and I want to thank all our dealers for their support and partnership.”
About NextEnergy Inc.
NextEnergy understands the value of high quality product and providing a professional, consistent level of
service from planning to implementation. NextEnergy is constantly striving to offer consumers a viable,
accessible green energy solution for their family and for future generations.
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Media Contact
Trevor Strauss, VP & GM
NextEnergy Inc.
tstrauss@nextenergy.ca
1-800-367-9810 ext. 241
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5. 6 Volume 4, Number 3 Geo Outlook
Greg Wells
Geothermal Sales Engineer
Jackson & Sons Drilling/Geothermal
Greg Wells is a geothermal sales engineer for
Jackson & Sons Drilling/Jackson Geothermal in
Mansfield, Ohio. He is responsible for commer-
cial sales, commercial field design and installa-
tion quality control. Jackson Geothermal has installed thousands of tons
of vertical geothermal heat exchanger systems from coast to coast. Wells
has 20 years of experience in the geothermal industry as an electric utility
representative, a territory manager for a geothermal heating and cooling
manufacturer, a general manager of a large geothermal installation com-
pany, prior to being employed at Jackson Geothermal. Wells is currently
serving on IGSHPA’sAdvisory Council, is an IGSHPA accredited installer
and trainer and an IGSHPA/AEE Certified GeoExchange Designer.
Geothermal Heat Pump
Consortium Board of
Directors
Bruce Ritchey, WaterFurnace International
Chairman/President
Chris Smith, Florida Heat Pump
Treasurer/Secretary
John Bailey, ClimateMaster
James Bose, International Ground Source
Heat Pump Association
Keith Swilley, Gulf Power Company
Patrick Hughes, Oak Ridge National
Laboratory Liaison
Tim Hughes, Trane
Michael McGrath, Edison Electric Institute
Phil Schoen, Geo-Enterprises, Inc.
International Ground Source
Heat Pump Association
Advisory Council
Phil Schoen, Geo-Enterprises, Inc.
Chairman
John Turley, Middleton Group
Vice Chairman
Larry Eitelman, Florida Heat Pump
Secretary
Billy Abner, East Kentucky Power
Trey Austin, Geo-Energy Services, LLC
Rick Elliott, Performance Pipe
Dan Ellis, ClimateMaster
John Henrich, Bergerson-Caswell
Tim Hughes, Trane
John Kelly, GHPC
Morris Lovett, OG&E
Chris Smith, Florida Heat Pump
Mark Sullivan, WaterFurnace International
Greg Wells, Jackson & Sons Drillinng/
Geothermal
Industry Leaders
David Hatherton
CEO
NextEnergy, Inc.
David Hatherton has been a leader in the do-
mestic and international geothermal, renewable and
energy efficiency industry for over 27 years. He is
CEO of NextEnergy, Inc. of Elmira ON Canada,
the largest implementer of residential geothermal technology in Canada,
through its network of over 300 dealers, with exclusive rights to
ClimateMaster’s line of geothermal residential products.
In 1980 he founded Earth Systems Inc., which trademarked the Water-
Furnace tradename, becoming the world’s largest distributor of geothermal
systems. In 1983 Hatherton with Dan Ellis, now president of ClimateMaster,
expanded WaterFurnace into the US, co-founding WaterFurnace Interna-
tional (WFI).
Companies that Hatherton has been a founder of have an installed base
of geothermal products of over 250,000 systems (750,000 tons), annually
transferring approximately 3.75 billion KwHrs of renewable geothermal en-
ergy, reducing greenhouse gas emissions by over 3.5 million metric tons of
carbon annually and electric demand by over 1500 Megawatts.
6. 1030, rue Cherrier St, Bureau/Suite 501
Montréal (Québec) H2L 1H9
T : (514) 807-7559
F : (514) 807-8221
www.geo-exchange.ca
MR 05-11
/2006
For immediate release
Dessau-Soprin (L’École du Tournant) and David Hatherton receive Canadian GeoExchange
Coalition’s (CGC) Prizes for Excellence and Leadership at national conference
Montréal, November 30, 2006 – Dessau-Soprin’s award winning École du Tournant and David Hatherton,
CEO of NextEnergy Geothermal Solutions and considered by many as the pioneer of
the Canadian geoexchange industry, were recipients of the first annual Canadian GeoExchange
Coalition’s (CGC) Prizes for Excellence and Leadership at the CGC’s national industry conference.
“This first annual conference and the recognitions bestowed are milestones for our industry because for the first
time, stakeholders from coast to coast, representing all sectors of the industry gathered together to discuss and
debate policy and business issues that will shape the future of our industry for the years to come,” said CGC
executive director, Denis Tanguay. “The overall atmosphere during the event was extremely positive and the
high level discussions that took place clearly proved that industry leaders are interested in working with a
professional industry association able to represent the overarching interests of stakeholders in a unified and
strong voice,” added Mr. Tanguay.
The Prizes for Excellence and Leadership were awarded at the Canadian geoexchange industry’s national
conference held at the Hilton Lac-Leamy in Gatineau, Quebec from November 27-28, 2006. Eleven projects
were short-listed as finalists for the Prize for Excellence and there were six submissions for the Prize for
Leadership.
An independent jury of energy experts agreed to manage the selection process. Jury members included: Dr.
Murray Stewart, President of the Energy Council of Canada, Mr. Tyler Hamilton, Columnist, Toronto Star, Mr.
Simon Knight, President and CEO, Climate Change Central and Mr. Bruce Sampson, Vice-President,
Sustainability, BC Hydro.
For more information about L’École du Tournant and David Hatherton visit www.geo-exchange.ca
The Canadian GeoExchange™ Coalition acts as the industry catalyst to unite private and public sector
stakeholders, and to expand the market for ground source heat pumps and geoexchange™ technology in
Canada. As the nexus of information, training, certification, standards and public awareness, our mandate is to
work with stakeholders to build the necessary infrastructure to foster the growth of the Canadian geoexchange™
industry.
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For inquiries, please contact: Daniela Pizzuto, Communications Manager
(514) 807-7559, extension 33
(514) 983-7559 (mobile)
daniela.pizzuto@geo-exchange.ca
www.geo-exchange.ca
Sourcing Earth’s energy potential
8. This is the result of an introduction David Hatherton
made to NRCan, Ottawa Ontario, on behalf of the
Geothermal Heat Pump Consortium Washington DC
Mobilization, Conditioning and Transformation of the Ground Source
Heat Pump Market in Canada
Closing: 07/04/2000
PROPOSED CONTRACTOR:
Geotherma Heat Pump Consortium (GHPC)
701 Pennsylvania Avenue NW
Washington DC 20004-2696
ESTIMATE OF THE COST OF THE PROPOSED CONTRACT: $ 870,000.00
ADVANCE CONTRACT AWARD NOTICE:
This is a notice of intent to solicit a bid and negotiate with only
one firm. Suppliers, on or before the closing date indicated, may
identify their interest and demonstrate their capability of performing
the contract. Your written response must provide sufficient evidence
(ie specifications, technical data, drawings or any other proof) that
clearly demonstrates that your product or service is capable of
fulfilling this requirement. Supplier responses received as a result
of this notice on or before the closing date will be considered solely
for the purpose of deciding whether or not to conduct a competitive
procurement. The Crown reserves the right not to open this
procurement to competition. Suppliers may address any questions to
the Contracting Officer named in the notice. Documents may be
submitted in either official language of Canada.
REQUIREMENT:
Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) requires to create a functional
framework in Canada, for the accelerated take-up of ground source
heat pump systems heating and cooling technology for application in
the buildings sector. Programming and technical assistance is required
to mobilize, condition and transform the Canadian market for ground
9. source heat pump or earth energy systems technology. This will
include the provision of a package of services to assist Natural
Resources Canada in the development and implementation of a
dedicated marketing initiative for ground source heat pump or
GeoExchange systems in Canada and to assist in building a Canadian
Geothermal Energy Coalition in Canada by engaging the support of
Canadian utilities and professional bodies representing the drilling;
civil and mechanical engineering and contracting; hydrogeology and
environmental industries.
The GHPC is a non-profit organization with participation and support
from the United States Department of Energy, the United States
Environmental Protection Agency, United States electrical utilities
and their institutions, equipment manufacturers and their allies.
NRCan requires the knowledge and expertise of GHPC in re-creating for
the Canadian market, its success in providing a marketing momentum
for earth energy systems in the United States. GHPC has established a
public-private sector marketing consortium comprised of electrical
utilities, HVAC manufacturers and dealers; design engineers,
drillers; loop manufacturers and installers; the United States
Department of Energy and the Environmental Protection Agency, to
promote this technology in the United States (US). Since its
inception in 1994, sales of ground source heat pump systems in the US
have increased 20 per cent annually. It has developed a number of
initiatives to support marketing issues related to competitiveness of
this technology; building public confidence in the technology; and
strengthening the industry infrastructure.The capability to tackle
similar issues in Canada is germane to Natural Resources Canada's
(NRCan) requirements with respect to implementing a part of Canada's
renewable energy strategy. It is not economic to reproduce the
resources that are already available through the GHPC.
REASON FOR THE PROPOSED DIRECT AWARD:
As per NAFTA, Article 1016, limited tendering procedures can be used
where, for reasons connected with the protection of patents,
copyrights or other exclusive rights, or proprietary information or
where there is an absence of competition for technical reasons, the
goods and services can be supplied only by a particular supplier and
no reasonable alternative or substitute exists.
10. GHPC holds the intellectual property rights to the materials required
by NRCan in order to build a marketing momentum for ground source heat
pump systems in Canada. GHPC's intellectual property represents over
US$50 million worth of soft technology developed through funding from
the United States government and from the GeoExchange industry in the
United States.
NRCan requires access to GHPC's reserve of information and
technical resources in order to fulfil the needs of Canadians with
respect to this technology and to GHPC's links with professional
engineering and mechanical contracting networks; ground source heat
pump training networks and regulatory frameworks governing geothermal
energy systems design and installation practices, for which it holds
the GeoExchange service mark.
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APPLICATION NUMBER:
0479243
REGISTRATION NUMBER:
TMA277051
STATUS: REGISTERED
FILED: 1981-12-02
REGISTERED: 1983-02-25
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CANADIAN TRADE-MARK DATA
*** Note Data on trade-marks is shown in the official language in which it was submitted.
The database was last updated on: 2010-01-19
REGISTRANT:
WATERFURNACE INC.
R.R. #1,
WHEATLEY,
ONTARIO
CURRENT OWNER:
WATERFURNACE INTERNATIONAL INC.,
9000 CONSERVATION WAY,
FORT WAYNE,
INDIANA, 46809,
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
REPRESENTATIVE FOR SERVICE:
RICHES, MCKENZIE & HERBERT LLP
SUITE 1800
2 BLOOR STREET EAST
TORONTO
ONTARIO M4W 3J5
TRADE-MARK:
WATERFURNACE
INDEX HEADINGS:
WATERFURNACE
FURNACE, WATER
WARES:
(1) Heating and cooling systems, namely, liquid source heat pumps.
SERVICES:
(1) Operation of an outlet for the sale of heating and cooling systems, namely, liquid source
heat pumps, the installation and servicing of heating and cooling systems, namely, liquid source
David Hatherton's home
address at the time of
application
1st Application for
TradeMark
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heat pumps.
CLAIMS:
Used in CANADA since March 02, 1981 on services.
Declaration of Use filed November 24, 1982 on wares.
ASSOCIATED MARKS:
TMA352,913 TMA365,281
ACTION DATE BF COMMENTS
Filed 02 December
1981
Registered 25 February 1983
Renewed 25 February 1998 DP:1997/09/24 RD: 1997/09/04
Agent Name
Change
16 October 2000
Rep for Service
Name Change
16 October 2000
FOOTNOTES:
CHANGE IN TITLE/CHANGEMENT EN TITRE:
TYPE OF CHANGE/GENRE DE CHANGEMENT: Name/Nom
DATE REGISTERED/DATE DE L'ENREGISTREMENT: 16 sept/Sep 1988
DATE OF CHANGE/DATE DE CHANGEMENT: 17 mars/Mar 1988
COMMENTS/COMMENTAIRES: CHANGED/MODIFIER:
FROM/DE: EARTH SYSTEMS LIMITED,
TO/A: WATERFURNACE INC.
CHANGE IN TITLE/CHANGEMENT EN TITRE:
TYPE OF CHANGE/GENRE DE CHANGEMENT: Assignment/Cession
DATE REGISTERED/DATE DE L'ENREGISTREMENT: 17 fév/Feb 1995
DATE OF CHANGE/DATE DE CHANGEMENT: 03 oct/Oct 1994
COMMENTS/COMMENTAIRES: CHANGED/MODIFIER:
FROM/DE: WATERFURNACE INC.
TO/A: WATERFURNACE INTERNATIONAL INC.,
SEE EVIDENCE ON FILE/VOIR PREUVE AU DOSSIER 479243
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APPLICATION NUMBER:
0542218
REGISTRATION NUMBER:
TMA352913
STATUS: REGISTERED
FILED: 1985-05-17
ADVERTISED: 1988-06-01
REGISTERED: 1989-03-10
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The database was last updated on: 2010-01-19
REGISTRANT:
WATERFURNACE INC.,
R.R. 1,
WHEATLEY,
ONTARIO
CURRENT OWNER:
WATERFURNACE INTERNATIONAL INC.,
9000 CONSERVATION WAY,
FORT WAYNE,
INDIANA, 46809,
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
REPRESENTATIVE FOR SERVICE:
RICHES, MCKENZIE & HERBERT LLP
SUITE 1800
2 BLOOR STREET EAST
TORONTO
ONTARIO M4W 3J5
TRADE-MARK:
WATERFURNACE INTERNATIONAL, INC.
INDEX HEADINGS:
WATERFURNACE INTERNATIONAL, INC.
INTERNATIONAL, INC., WATERFURNACE
INC., WATERFURNACE INTERNATIONAL,
FURNACE, WATER
WARES:
(1) Heating and cooling systems, namely, liquid source heat pumps.
David Hatherton's home
address at the time of
application
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CLAIMS:
Declaration of Use filed October 14, 1988.
ASSOCIATED MARKS:
TMA277,051 TMA365,281
ACTION DATE BF COMMENTS
Filed 17 May 1985
Advertised 01 June 1988 Vol.35 Issue 1753
Allowed 05 August 1988
Registered 10 March 1989
Agent Name
Change
16 October 2000
Rep for Service
Name Change
16 October 2000
Renewed 10 March 2004 DP:2003/10/21 RD:2003/09/26
RR:(6489) RICHES, MCKENZIE &
HERBERT LLP
FOOTNOTES:
CHANGE IN TITLE/CHANGEMENT EN TITRE:
TYPE OF CHANGE/GENRE DE CHANGEMENT: Assignment/Cession
DATE REGISTERED/DATE DE L'ENREGISTREMENT: 17 fév/Feb 1995
DATE OF CHANGE/DATE DE CHANGEMENT: 03 oct/Oct 1994
COMMENTS/COMMENTAIRES: CHANGED/MODIFIER:
FROM/DE: WATERFURNACE INC.,
TO/A: WATERFURNACE INTERNATIONAL INC.,
SEE EVIDENCE ON FILE/VOIR PREUVE AU DOSSIER 479243
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APPLICATION NUMBER:
0617952
REGISTRATION NUMBER:
TMA365281
STATUS: REGISTERED
FILED: 1988-10-19
ADVERTISED: 1989-08-30
REGISTERED: 1990-02-09
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REGISTRANT:
WATERFURNACE INC.,
124 OAK STREET WEST,
LEAMINGTON,
N8H 2B6
ONTARIO
CURRENT OWNER:
WATERFURNACE INTERNATIONAL INC.,
9000 CONSERVATION WAY,
FORT WAYNE,
INDIANA, 46809,
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
REPRESENTATIVE FOR SERVICE:
RICHES, MCKENZIE & HERBERT LLP
SUITE 1800
2 BLOOR STREET EAST
TORONTO
ONTARIO M4W 3J5
TRADE-MARK:
MARK DESCRIPTIVE REFERENCE:
WATERFURNACE & DESIGN
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INDEX HEADINGS:
WATERFURNACE
FURNACE, WATER
VIENNA INFORMATION:
Code Description
27.5.1 Letters presenting a special form of writing
27.5.2 Letters written in double outline
27.5.19 Letters overlapping
WARES:
(1) Heating and cooling systems, namely liquid source heat pumps.
SERVICES:
(1) Operation of an outlet for the sale of heating and cooling systems, namely, liquid source
heat pumps, the installation and servicing of heating and cooling systems, namely liquid source
heat pumps.
CLAIMS:
Used in CANADA since at least as early as September 30, 1987.
ASSOCIATED MARKS:
TMA277,051 TMA352,913
ACTION DATE BF COMMENTS
Filed 19 October 1988
Search Recorded 13 January 1989
Correspondence
Created
16 February 1989
Correspondence
Created
02 May 1989
Advertised 30 August 1989 Vol.36 Issue 1818
Allowed 27 October 1989
Allowance Notice
Sent
27 October 1989 30 April 1990
Registered 09 February 1990
Agent Name
Change
16 October 2000
Rep for Service
Name Change
16 October 2000
Renewed 09 February 2005 DP:2004/08/18 RD:2004/08/18
RR:(6489) RICHES, MCKENZIE &
HERBERT LLP
FOOTNOTES:
CHANGE IN TITLE/CHANGEMENT EN TITRE:
TYPE OF CHANGE/GENRE DE CHANGEMENT: Assignment/Cession
DATE REGISTERED/DATE DE L'ENREGISTREMENT: 17 fév/Feb 1995
DATE OF CHANGE/DATE DE CHANGEMENT: 03 oct/Oct 1994
COMMENTS/COMMENTAIRES: CHANGED/MODIFIER:
FROM/DE: WATERFURNACE INC.,
TO/A: WATERFURNACE INTERNATIONAL INC.,
