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Energy Efficiency in Canada's Commercial Building Sector

NRTEE-SDTC report on Energy Efficiency in Commercial Building Sector builds momentum among industry stakeholders eager to learn how to reduce emissions and increase energy efficiency

The National Round Table on the Environment and the Economy together with Sustainable Development Technology Canada present “Geared for Change: Energy Efficiency in Canada’s Commercial Building Sector”.

The report represents a major step in addressing the realities facing the commercial building sector in Canada as it moves to address challenges like emissions and energy consumption. It presents a viable carbon emission and energy efficiency policy pathway for the commercial building sector.

For additional information, contact Annika Tamlyn, Policy Advisor.

Toronto, January 28, 2009 The event was co-hosted by the Real Property Association of Canada (REALPac) and brought together 47 major players in the sector. Participants heard a first-hand presentation from some of the authors of the report, and then had a chance to ask questions and engage in discussions. [more...]
Halifax, February 26, 2009 The event was co-hosted by the Nova Scotia Community College (NSCC) School of Trades & Technology and Dalhousie University’s Eco-Efficiency Centre, and brought together 81 major players in the sector. Participants heard a first-hand presentation from some of the authors of the report, and then had a chance to ask questions and engage in discussions. [more...]
Montreal, March 13, 2009 The event was co-hosted by the Commission for Environmental Cooperation (CEC), and brought together 23 major players in the sector. Participants heard a first-hand presentation from some of the authors of the report, and then had a chance to ask questions and engage in discussions. [more...]
Vancouver, March 26, 2009 The National Round Table on the Environment and the Economy together with Sustainable Development Technology Canada presented Geared for Change: Energy Efficiency in Canada’s Commercial Building Sector at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver. [more...]