Low Rise residential makes up 70% of what Vancouver builds annually (in terms of heated floor area), this presentation will talk about Vancouver’s journey towards renewable energy used for space heating and hot water in new construction. The presentation will also talk about early efforts on existing low rise residential. The presentation focuses on buildings that (mostly) fit into Part 9 residential part of the building code.
In this session, Jimmy Lu from the IESO will provide an overview of energy efficiency in Ontario, the First Nations programs offered, and how the IESO is working with community partners to effectively deliver energy savings to First Nations.
EHRC (Electricity Human Resources Canada) is a non-profit organization supporting the human resources needs of the Canadian electricity and renewable energy sector through gathering data, providing analysis and forecasts of evolving developments, and delivering actionable programs to address the key issues for the industry.
Join Efficiency Canada Executive Director Corey Diamond to find out what Efficiency Canada is prioritizing in 2023, and how it builds on our work and success in 2022.
Join us to discover more about the top barriers and enablers to adopting the 2020 Model Codes. Kevin Lockhart, Research Manager at Efficiency Canada, will introduce the major findings of The Municipal Guide to Net-Zero Energy Ready Building Codes – what’s in the codes, what’s not in the codes, what energy conservation measures are typical at each tier, what tools each city has at their disposal and what municipalities can do.
The Municipal Guide to Net-Zero Energy Ready Building Codes was enabled by funding from the Federations of Canadian Municipalities and Low-Carbon Cities Canada.
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