The Sounds Sustainable podcast met up with a number of green thinkers and doer’s this past weekend at the Eco-Wedding & Lifestyle Show in Toronto.
A number of interviews were collected at the event and are being cued up for release. In our first interview from the weekend Jason Dasti talks to Monique Fabregas of GreenMom.ca
Use the player below or grab the file here (right click, save as to download)
The Durham E-bike Association is “a recently formed association of electric bicycle (e-bike) enthusiasts in the Durham Region and we are looking to promote e-bike awareness in Durham region, share information and experience about riding e-bikes, and to have some fun while doing it!”
Earlier this week the Sounds Sustainable podcast caught up with Jason Carter of the Durham E-bike association at the Oshawa Energy Conservation Fair.
What is an e-bike?
The Short Answer…
In Ontario, an E-bike is a bicycle-like vehicle powered by an electric motor that, if it meets certain legal specifications, can be driven on Ontario roads as a bicycle, that is:
the operator of an e-bike must follow the rules of the road, but is not required to have a driver’s license or to carry insurance, and
the e-bike is not required to be licensed (or plated.)
Under this arrangement, riders of e-bikes are able to take advantage of a powered form of transportation that has both a low operating cost and a low environmental impact.
Jason Dasti speaks with Glenn McKnight of the Energy Conservation Society of Ontario. This is the first in a series of interviews Jason recorded at the Oshawa Energy Conservation Fair.
The Oshawa Energy Conservation Fair is happening this Wednesday and looks as though it will be a great resource for home owners looking to save some energy and money. There also appears to be a good number of available give-aways and prizes up for grabs in addition to the chance to learn from a collection of those in the conservation know!
For more information about the fair you can check out the Conservation Fair blog or give a listen below to a short interview I did on the weekend with Jason Dasti, the event organizer.