Greg Deernsted
About Greg Deernsted
Greg Deernsted is a Project Manager at the Government of Canada, specializing in HVAC design optimization and lighting technologies. He has over 29 years of experience and is dedicated to environmental sustainability and reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
Work at Government of Canada
Greg Deernsted has been employed at the Government of Canada as a Project Manager since 1995. He has worked at the organization's office located at 11 rue Laurier, Gatineau, Quebec. His role involves overseeing various projects that align with the government's objectives, particularly in the area of environmental sustainability.
Education and Expertise
Greg Deernsted studied at Algonquin College of Applied Arts and Technology from 1992 to 1995, where he achieved the designation of Civil Engineering Technologist. He furthered his education by completing the NCQLP administered accreditation program in Lighting Design and Engineering, earning the Lighting Certified designation in 2005. His educational background supports his specialization in HVAC design optimization.
Background
Greg Deernsted has been involved in the field of Lighting Technologies since 1996. His professional journey reflects a strong interest in solid state lighting and advanced luminaire design. This background has contributed to his expertise in optimizing HVAC systems to reduce environmental impact while delivering cost savings.
Achievements
In his role at the Government of Canada, Greg Deernsted plays a significant part in ensuring that the organization meets its Federal Sustainable Development Strategy goals. His efforts focus on reducing greenhouse gas emissions and achieving energy savings, demonstrating his commitment to public policy related to environmental sustainability.