A community of practice is a collective of individuals united by a common interest or enthusiasm for a particular activity or subject. Through regular interaction, members collaborate to enhance their skills and knowledge in pursuit of improving their shared endeavour.
Low-Income Energy Efficiency Community of Practice
The low-income energy efficiency community of practice fosters practitioner relationships, offers a learning space, and cultivates applied knowledge.
Take a deep dive into specific topics, and learn from experts and those with lived experiences. Roundtable meetings facilitate insights into members’ projects, lessons learned, challenges, opportunities, and upcoming policy windows.
Become a member
Membership is limited to low-income energy efficiency program administrators working for utilities or municipal and provincial governments. Meetings will take place quarterly and run for 90 minutes.
Join the Energy Poverty Coalition
The Energy Poverty Coalition brings together organizations committed to reducing and ultimately eliminating energy poverty in Canada. The Coalition provides a space for collaboration, shared learning, and coordinated action to ensure all Canadians live in safe, comfortable, and energy-efficient homes.
Coalition meetings focus on emerging issues, policy opportunities, practical solutions, and collective strategies and tactics. Members share updates on their work, identify barriers, and explore ways to align efforts across sectors and regions.