FUJISAWA CANADA INC.
"Over the past 7 years, Fujisawa Canada, Inc. has enjoyed a strong and productive medical research relationship with the London Health Sciences Centre, a partner of the Lawson Health Research Institute. We are highly satisfied with the calibre of research and management personnel in London and look forward to building on this long-standing and successful relationship with many more research projects in the future."
Ralph A Ferguson, PhD
Assistant Director, Immunology Scientific Affairs
Fujisawa Canada Inc.
Operating costs for industrial operations will vary according to the resource requirements of individual companies.
THE LEDC WILL WORK WITH YOU TO CALCULATE COMPANY SPECIFIC OPERATING COSTS AND DEVELOP MODELS AND FORECASTS.
The natural gas market is deregulated. Consumers have the choice of purchasing natural gas through a producer, an energy broker or from the local utility, Union Gas. In all instances, Union Gas will deliver the natural gas to the facility.
Electricity rates in North America are deregulated which means consumers have access to an open electricity market with the option to choose their electricity supplier and shop for competitive prices and payment plans.
Electricity can be purchased directly from London Hydro or on a contract basis from a number of private power retailers. In addition to the direct costs of electricity, there will be a monthly service charge as well as a number of service and distribution charges based on electricity consumption.
Large electricity consumers (over 500kW/month) must purchase an interval meter (C$1800.00) which will monitor electricity consumption over time. This data will allow the company to determine a load profile and purchase electricity under the most favourable market conditions
Water is supplied by the city of London and rates are routinely reviewed to ensure competitive-ness and consistency with other regions.
The London District Energy System is a district energy system located in London, Ontario with a total distributing capacity of approximately 156,000 lbs/hour of steam and 2,850 tons of chilled water, totaling approximately 56.1 MW of thermal generation capacity. The London District Energy System produces steam and chilled water from one facility that uses natural gas as its primary fuel and fuel oil as its alternative fuel. The distribution system consists of 8 km of steam distribution and 2 km of chilled water distribution. The London District Energy System has expansion opportunities in both the steam and the chilled water markets.
London District Energy System Utility Rates
Union Gas
Reliance Home Comfort
London Hydro
Lake Huron & Elgin Area Water Supply Systems