Subterra Renewables
Matthew Tokarik is a seasoned professional in the field of building science and energy efficiency, currently serving as President and Vice President at Subterra Renewables, where responsibilities encompass deploying geothermal heat pump and renewable energy systems across North America. With a solid academic foundation that includes a Master of Applied Science in Building Science from Ryerson University and a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from the University of Alberta, Matthew has also held instructional positions at various institutions, including Ryerson University and McMaster University, where courses centered on building physics and energy modeling were taught. Previous experience as a Building Energy Consultant at Morrison Hershfield involved energy modeling and GHG reduction planning, while contributions as a founding partner at 2ND LOT Building Performance Simulation & Consulting Inc. focused on high-performance building design. Additionally, roles in ReNü Building Science Inc. and George Brown College further established expertise in mechanical system design and building energy modeling.
Subterra Renewables
Subterra Renewables develops and operates thermal district energy systems using the latest geothermal and heat recovery technology. We help building developers reduce costs while meeting the unique energy needs and carbon reduction targets of their buildings. We’ve created a financing platform to fund the development of renewable energy projects. Our goal is to facilitate the adoption of geothermal heating and cooling systems, and foster a community of industry professionals willing to work together in a bid to create a sustainable future. Instagram: @subterrarenewables