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This one-day course is designed to provide participants with hands-on experience in analyzing decarbonization projects. It covers fundamental concepts such as incremental costs, carbon pricing, net present values, total costs of building ownership, and how to determine the necessary elements for a decision matrix. Throughout the day, participants actively engage in creating a business case for a decarbonization project by going through each step. At the end of the course, participants are asked to present their decarbonization recommendations. This course provides tools and knowledge to analyze the total cost of ownership and create a business case for decarbonization projects. With this information, participants can make informed decisions on which decarbonization projects to pursue to ultimately achieve their organizations' carbon reduction targets.

Join Solar Alberta on May 22nd at noon MT for an insightful session on the green building initiatives of the Alberta Native Friendship Centres Association (ANFCA). Leon Cardinal from ANFCA will share inspiring stories of sustainable building development, highlighting projects that incorporate solar energy and future ambitions for renewable solutions.

Join us for this informative webinar to learn about ECO Canada’s Codes Acceleration Program within Indigenous Communities and how it can support with adoption, compliance, and enforcement of high-performance energy building codes.

The BNZ CoP hosts monthly virtual sessions that address key challenges municipalities face, including creating internal buy-in, building community and industry support, fostering equitable engagement, exploring best practices for green development standards, and implementing effective measurement and tracking strategies. CoP sessions are open to all local governments and their partners, offering opportunities to engage with subject matter experts, industry leaders, and fellow professionals. Sessions will feature a mix of formal webinars, interactive workshops, and peer-learning clinics, creating space for both structured learning and collaborative problem-solving. Sessions are offered in English.  During webinars sessions, the option for simultaneous translation is provided. // La Communauté de pratique (CdP) Bâtir pour la carboneutralité (BCN) organise des séances virtuelles mensuelles qui abordent les principaux obstacles auxquels les municipalités sont confrontées, notamment la mobilisation à l’interne, les soutiens communautaire et industriel, la promotion d’un engagement équitable, l’exploration des meilleures pratiques en matière de normes d’aménagement écologique et la mise en œuvre de stratégies efficaces d’évaluation et de suivi. Les séances de la CdP sont ouvertes à toutes les administrations locales et à leurs partenaires et offrent la possibilité de s’entretenir avec des experts en la matière, des chefs de file du secteur et d’autres professionnels. […]

Join ENFORM Architects for the third annual Deep Energy Retrofit (DER) Seminar.

Le cours Bases des pompes à chaleur est conçu pour doter les professionnels de l'industrie de l'efficacité énergétique des connaissances et des compétences nécessaires pour comprendre, sélectionner et préconiser les thermopompes dans des environnements résidentiel, commercial ou industriel. Le cours couvre les aspects les plus importants des thermopompes, notamment leur fonctionnement de base, les différents types de thermopompes et les réfrigérants. Ce cours d'une journée fournit aux participants les outils nécessaires pour développer une compréhension globale des systèmes de thermopompes et des compétences pour présenter des projets de thermopompes à leurs clients de tous les secteurs. Une activité comprenant un scénario de vente intégrative à la fin du cours prépare les participants à réussir dans l'industrie des systèmes de CVCA.

Join the Interreligious Ecojustice Network (IREJN) and Connecticut Green Bank to learn how faith-based organizations can make green upgrades to their buildings, reduce energy costs, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and improve comfort. Religious institutions work with Connecticut Green Bank to access 100% up-front financing to install solar, HVAC, EV charging, batteries, and other green building upgrades. Community members may also use Connecticut Green Bank loans to make energy and resilience improvements in their homes. Connecticut Green Bank’s mission is to confront climate change by increasing and accelerating investment into Connecticut’s green economy to create more resilient, healthier, and equitable communities. Their vision is a planet protected by the love of humanity. Attendees will learn: About the Connecticut Green Bank and the programs/services they offer The benefits of using Green Bank programs, who is eligible and how to get started From faith-based organizations that have implemented green property upgrades. How congregations access Green Bank Home Solutions for their homes How to partner with the Green Bank to educate their members on energy efficient homes and buildings.