Webinar

Join us as we kick off a new year of DiscoverEE sessions! Helping us set the context for some of Efficiency Canada’s resolutions are Diana Morales, Research Analyst, and Steve Nadel, Executive Director of ACEEE. Steve and Diana will join us to talk about low-income programming in the U.S., including the Weatherization Assistance Program and Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program. They will compare notes on some of the metrics of programs in each country, and discuss what Canada can learn from their recently released report, Meeting the Challenge: A Review of Energy Efficiency Program Offerings for Low-Income Households. Abhilash Kantamneni will join to provide a Canadian comparison from the “Efficiency for All” report released last year, followed by a discussion about what Canada can learn from the US. Speakers: Diana Morales, Research Analyst, ACEEE Steve Nadel, Executive Director, ACEEE Abhilash Kantamneni, Research Associate, Efficiency Canada Facilitator: Allison Mostowich, Director of Engagement, Efficiency Canada  linkedintwitter

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. Research informs everything that EHRC provides to the electricity sector, and this research is an asset to industry as well. Equipped with objective data, employers can get a clearer picture of labour market challenges and can make informed decisions on how to address them. Join us as we discuss EHRC’s research on the labour supply and demand gaps, some of the challenges the industry faces, and the opportunities presented in the form of investments in financial support for employers. Speakers: Mark Chapeskie, Vice President of Program Development, EHRC Yoana Turnin, MBA (she/her), Project Manager, Empowering Futures Facilitator: Allison Mostowich, Director of Engagement, Efficiency Canada  linkedin

The world of energy efficiency is dynamic and varied. There are more than 436 000 Canadians working in energy efficiency – from HVAC to window installers, policy analysis to programming, energy advisors, engineers, and managers and so much more. The ‘Becoming’ series gives you a chance to get to know some of the people that make up the energy efficiency sector, while discovering new careers, job paths and training opportunities. ‘Becoming’ webinars will consist of a 20 minute presentation followed by a 25 minute community discussion (Q&A) for a total of 45 minutes. Presentations will happen on the third Tuesday of each month.

The world of energy efficiency is dynamic and varied. There are more than 436 000 Canadians working in energy efficiency - from HVAC to window installers, policy analysis to programming, energy advisors, engineers, and managers and so much more. The 'Becoming' series gives you a chance to get to know some of the people that make up the energy efficiency sector, while discovering new careers, job paths and training opportunities. Curious about energy efficiency? At the next Becoming event, join us as Claire shares about her role as an energy efficiency officer.