EOS 2030 - Energy Opportunities and Solutions assists, facilities and municipality with their specific energy, and operational goals via software secure enough for the US department of Energy.
EOS 2030's co-founders, Rick Owen and Maurice Tadros, have have over fifteen years of experience with industrial control systems, critical infrastructure applications and developing software
For the past 20 years, Rick Owen has been a leading figure in energy management for recreational facilities. As a key partner of Accent Refrigeration, a global pioneer in energy-efficient refrigeration solutions, Rick has implemented automation systems in various locations across the globe, from South Africa and Japan to Saudi Arabia, New Zealand, and North America. With over a hundred recreational facilities under his belt, Rick possesses an extensive understanding of optimal system performance.
Rick has mastered the art of enhancing efficiency by effectively transferring heat from one source to another system where it can be put to use. His expertise led to the development of both software and hardware for Canada's first and largest community district heating system. By utilizing the first ammonia heat pump produced in North America, this groundbreaking project supplies heating and air conditioning to hundreds of homes.
Embracing the evolution of technology, Rick recognizes that today's automation systems can be integrated into a single data-gathering platform, providing a wealth of information to facilitate better decision-making and outcomes.
Maurice Tadros, with a Master's in Chemical and Biomedical Engineering, has showcased a steadfast commitment and industriousness across a range of professional domains. With a solid track record in diverse fields, Maurice has provided his expertise in various innovative and impactful ways, consistently striving for progress and improvement.
In his professional career, Maurice has been involved in the development aspects of a social networking site, crafting intricate algorithms for azeotropic distillation columns, and delving into stem cell applications for the treatment of Diabetes and Cancer. His work further extends to running experiments on medical linear accelerators and working with Industrial Control Systems and Critical Infrastructure Controls.
Furthermore, Maurice's engagement with VOLTTRON™, a hyper-secure open-source platform, underscores his proficiency in data security. Sponsored by the US Department of Energy and evaluated by PNNL's Cybersecurity experts, VOLTTRON™ is designed for seamless integration of data, devices, and systems for sensing and control applications. Maurice's participation in this community, along with his modest contributions to its source code in the form of bug fixes, reflects his commitment to supporting the continuous development and improvement of the platform.
Beyond his professional endeavors, Maurice has dedicated himself to volunteer work, contributing his time and effort to the Burgess Shale, Red Cross, Calgary Search and Rescue, Rotary Club, and APPHASS. When time permits, Maurice enjoys outdoor activities like biking, hiking, bird-watching, and playing hockey.