CGC1W Unit 3 Geography QuickFacts: True or False

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Test your knowledge of Canada’s resources and district energy.

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CGC1W Unit 3 Geography QuickFacts: True or FalseVersion en ligne Test your knowledge of Canada’s resources and district energy. par Yusuf Ali 1 District energy systems can use a variety of energy sources, including solar, geothermal, natural gas, or biomass. Yes No 2 Ontario has the highest number of district energy systems in Canada, accounting for about 43 per cent of them. Yes No 3 In 2009 there were only about 50 district energy systems operating in Canada. Yes No 4 District energy networks heat or cool only a single building at a time. Yes No 5 By 2031, the city of Guelph aimed to reduce energy use per capita by 50% and greenhouse gas emissions per capita by 60%. Yes No 6 Toronto’s film and TV industry relies entirely on a single tax credit with no infrastructure needs. Yes No 7 Oil sands emissions are higher than U.S. crude by about 50% to 60%. Yes No 8 Canadian oil sands reserves would last about 100 years at current consumption rates. Yes No 9 The Sleeman Centre in Guelph is the first host and a main customer of the city’s district energy network. Yes No 10 The first district energy system in Canada was introduced in London, Ontario in the early 1880s, with the first commercial system in Winnipeg in 1924. Yes No

CGC1W Unit 3 Geography QuickFacts: True or FalseVersion en ligne

Test your knowledge of Canada’s resources and district energy.

par Yusuf Ali

District energy systems can use a variety of energy sources, including solar, geothermal, natural gas, or biomass.

Yes

Ontario has the highest number of district energy systems in Canada, accounting for about 43 per cent of them.

Yes

In 2009 there were only about 50 district energy systems operating in Canada.

Yes

District energy networks heat or cool only a single building at a time.

Yes

By 2031, the city of Guelph aimed to reduce energy use per capita by 50% and greenhouse gas emissions per capita by 60%.

Yes

Toronto’s film and TV industry relies entirely on a single tax credit with no infrastructure needs.

Yes

Oil sands emissions are higher than U.S. crude by about 50% to 60%.

Yes

Canadian oil sands reserves would last about 100 years at current consumption rates.

Yes

The Sleeman Centre in Guelph is the first host and a main customer of the city’s district energy network.

Yes

The first district energy system in Canada was introduced in London, Ontario in the early 1880s, with the first commercial system in Winnipeg in 1924.

Yes

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CGC1W Unit 3 Geography QuickFacts: True or FalseVersion en ligne

par Yusuf Ali

District energy systems can use a variety of energy sources, including solar, geothermal, natural gas, or biomass.

Ontario has the highest number of district energy systems in Canada, accounting for about 43 per cent of them.

In 2009 there were only about 50 district energy systems operating in Canada.

District energy networks heat or cool only a single building at a time.

By 2031, the city of Guelph aimed to reduce energy use per capita by 50% and greenhouse gas emissions per capita by 60%.

Toronto’s film and TV industry relies entirely on a single tax credit with no infrastructure needs.

Oil sands emissions are higher than U.S. crude by about 50% to 60%.

Canadian oil sands reserves would last about 100 years at current consumption rates.

The Sleeman Centre in Guelph is the first host and a main customer of the city’s district energy network.

The first district energy system in Canada was introduced in London, Ontario in the early 1880s, with the first commercial system in Winnipeg in 1924.

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