Chris Thompson - Co-Founder and Manager Commercial Buildings

Chris is a well-known water efficiency guru. Having founded Project Innovations, Chris has an extensive background in commercial and residential construction. Chris is co-Founder and is responsible for overseeing the advancement of Greyter’s technology and technical sales and customer support. Chris spends a great deal of time educating municipalities, OPIA chapters, colleges, engineering firms and other organizations. Featured in Rogers Cable 10 and HGTV’s “House of Bryan”, his articles on Greywater Recycling have appeared in Builder/Architect, Sustainable Builder Magazine, Homes & Cottages, and The Globe & Mail. Chris is a member of the Ontario Plumbing Inspectors Association, and the Canadian Green Building Council (CaGBC).

Greyter Water Systems is Selected for the Ahmaiyya Baitur Rahmat Mosque

Jan 29, 2016 | Chris Thompson

A Greyter Water Systems solution was also recently selected to recycle water at the Ahmadiyya Baitur Rahmat Mosque in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. This 2330 square meter (25,000 sq. ft.) facility was constructed just outside the city limits ...

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Sep 8, 2015 | Chris Thompson

Greyter Water Systems was selected to reduce potable water consumption at the Patricia and Phillip Frost Museum of Science. This 250,000 square-foot facility in Miami, Florida is considered one of the most innovative and sustainable museums ...

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May 12, 2015 | Chris Thompson

Greter Water Systems is proud to be exhibiting during the AIA Convention in Atlanta from May 13th - 16th. AIA is one of the largest and most exciting annual gatherings of architects and design professionals in ...

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Apr 29, 2015 | Chris Thompson

April 29th, 2015 - Greyter is proud to announce the newly created Greyter Control Station (C&CS). The line of pumps Greyter uses in its pump stations are extremely effective, reliable and efficient. However, being that they are ...

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Mar 24, 2014 | Chris Thompson

Concerns over reduced fresh water resources dry climates and overloaded and costly wastewater treatment facilities have forced utilities to look at water management from two very important perspectives: efficiency and conservation. An approach that has been ...

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