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Federal Mandate Letters Indicate Support for Deep Energy Retrofits
Prime Minister Trudeau has released his mandate letters for each cabinet minister in his government. These mandate letters suggest we might see some new developments in the energy efficiency field in the coming years.
Understanding New COVID Measures for the Ontario Construction Industry
The residential construction has been defined as essential with a regulated list of construction projects deemed essential. Although essential, the province has announced new restrictions for the construction…
Canada’s New Climate Plan Released
The Canadian government has unveiled Canada’s new Climate Plan. The plan, entitled A Healthy Environment and a Healthy Economy, aims to create 2 million green jobs and commits …
Field Guide to the Building Envelope Has Launched
NAIMA Canada’s Field Guide to the Building Envelope covers the essentials of the building envelope, its importance, how to improve the building envelope, the role of air tightness, and more.
Energy Efficiency Day 2020
Happy Energy Efficiency Day 2020! When we celebrate energy efficiency, we’re celebrating people. There are more than 436,000 Canadians who work in the energy efficiency sector, and together …
Field Guide to Retrofits in Occupied Buildings
The Centre for Urban Growth + Renewal has released a new “Field Guide” designed to assist apartment owners, the construction industry and apartment residents navigate retrofit construction projects in Canada.
Finance Minister Morneau Resigns: Opens Door for New Opportunities
Canadian Finance Minister Bill Morneau’s resignation on August 17, 2020 could open up a potential opportunity for his successor to embrace a more climate resilient, energy efficient recovery as a cornerstone …
Air Barriers for Professionals Training Launch
Air Barriers for Professionals is practically oriented information for residential construction workers and renovators who deal with air tightness, insulation and various control barriers to improve the energy efficiency of homes.
BC Energy Step Code – Building Envelope Performance Update
The BC Energy Step Code has updated the Thermal Energy Demand Intensity (TEDI) requirements AND added a new compliance option for thermal envelope performance. TEDI is a measure of the annual heating energy required …
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