Beijing, China; July, 2008 - The Beijing Olympic Village is now home to cutting-edge solar technology, one of the world's first SolarWall photovoltaic/thermal (PV/T) hybrid systems. Mounted on the roof of one of the central buildings, which will be a service centre for athletes during the Olympics, the SolarWall® PV/T technology is unique in that it is one of the first commercially viable hybrid solar systems.  The technology produces both electricity and heat energy from the same surface area, generating 200-300 per cent more energy than a conventional PV system.  It combines SolarWall® air heating technology with photovoltaics to create a total energy solution in which the payback period is reduced and the CO2 displacement is maximized.

Toronto, Canada & Buffalo, NY: June, 2008 — Conserval Engineering Inc. is pleased to announce the official launch of their new SolarDuct^TM line of rooftop solar air heating and PV/thermal systems.

United Kingdom, April, 2008 — The SolarWall® air heating technology was awarded a World Green Business Award in the category of "Best Use of a Product Design" for its involvement in a brand new Sainsbury Distribution Center in Northampton, England.

FT. Drum, NY State; April 2008 — The largest collection of solar air heated buildings in the world can now be found at the military base of Fort Drum, in upstate New York. 50 SolarWall systems (totaling over 110,000 ft²) have been installed on 27 military buildings and will collectively generate over 4MW of peak thermal energy...

Riga, Latvia; March 2008 — The Baltic country of Latvia will soon be home to the largest SolarWall® system in Europe.  22,000 ft2 (2,100 m2) of solar panels, delivering more than 1 MW of thermal energy, have been specified for heating and ventilation purposes...

Toronto, Ontario; December 2007 — Conserval Engineering Inc. is delighted to announce an innovative partnership to bring production of SolarWall® panels...

Toronto, Ontario; November 2007 — The Honourable Gary Lunn, Minister of Natural Resources has announced $1.1 million for demonstration projects promoting photovoltaic (PV) and solar thermal...

Toronto, Ontario; November 2007 — The Greater Toronto Airport Authority has been named the recipient of the Solar Thermal Project of the Year for its SolarWall® system, which was installed...

United Kingdom, November 2007 — A landmark study with momentous implications has just been released by the engineering consulting company Battle McCarthy...

Toronto, Ontario June 2007 - The use of a building’s roof to take advantage of long-wave radiation to the night sky has been long identified as a potentially productive means to reduce space cooling in buildings...