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"With a national think tank positioning energy efficiency as a kind of “all-of-the-above” strategy to deliver lower home energy bills, boost business productivity, and cut pollution, the industry’s newly-minted trade association is embarking on an initial campaign to...

These were just a few of the ideas heard by those who attended the Mechanical Contractors Association of Canada (MCAC) Innovation Conference. About 100 attended the event at the Beanfield Centre at Exhibition Place in Toronto on April 16. Article by Leah Den Hartogh...

Original Article in French. Published on VoirVert.ca on June 20th 2019. Energy Efficiency Canada, a think tank associated with Carleton University in Ottawa, recently launched a campaign to promote energy efficiency and highlight the various players in this sector...

"Efficiency Canada has launched a campaign showcasing the growth of the country’s energy efficiency sector. More than 436,000 people across six sectors are employed in the industry, accounting for 51,000 businesses generating $82.6 billion in operating revenues,...

The following article — containing a quote from Efficiency Canada executive director Corey Diamond  — was published in the Calgary Herald (print and web), then syndicated to the Edmonton Journal (print and web), Calgary Sun (print and web), Edmonton Sun (print and...

While the sector is the fastest-growing part of the energy industry in Canada, it’s diverse and scattered. But if Canadians adopt the right policies, harness private sector financing and co-ordinate action in pursuit of Canada’s Paris climate action commitments, there could be 188,000 jobs created in the sector each year.

Ontario is eliminating seven key energy efficiency programs and bringing eight others under direct provincial government control, earning scorn from industry experts who see efficiency as the best tool to reduce electricity costs for consumers. Excerpt featured in The...