Energy Poverty, Housing and Vulnerability in Canada
An exploration of the intersection between energy poverty, housing and vulnerability, particularly in the Canadian context.
An exploration of the intersection between energy poverty, housing and vulnerability, particularly in the Canadian context.
In this report, we consider the federal government’s role in advancing commercial building decarbonization at scale, using Mandatory Building Performance Standards.
This report examines how policy can accelerate newly constructed emissions-neutral buildings in Edmonton.
This report tracks energy efficiency program outcomes in Canada, providing resources to policymakers and energy efficiency professionals.
Efficiency Canada’s new research highlights a unique opportunity to tackle the twin challenges of housing and climate while increasing household affordability.
By switching to heat pumps, consumers could collectively save $10.4 billion in energy bills and reduce home heating emissions by 19.6 million tons by 2035 while obtaining the same cooling benefits.
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