Registration will close at 10:00 AM PST on November 27th
CAGBC Catalyst member Introba will go beyond Environmental Product Declarations and materials to discuss the drivers and requirements behind successful embodied carbon reductions.
This session will explore why municipalities are implementing Embodied Carbon limits, the role of the integrated design process and its impact on embodied carbon reductions in Canada.
Registration closes at 10:00am PST on November 1st
DATES: Thursday October 19 & Tuesday October 31
Dates: Jeudi le 16 et Vendredi 17 Novembre 2023 de 10:00am-12:30pm PST
Tuesday November 14 and Wednesday November 15 2023 from 10:00am-12:30pm PST
DATES: Tuesday October 3, Thursday October 5, Tuesday October 10 and Thursday October 12
DURATION: 10hrs - 4 sessions of 2.5hrs each
Tackling embodied carbon is critical to addressing the climate crisis and minimizing the overall footprint of the built environment. Concrete is one of the most widely used construction materials and also typically the single largest contributor to a building’s embodied carbon.
This webinar will be delivered in French, with English interpretation available*
(FR) Rejoignez Francis Fortin et Élodie Simard pour une présentation décrivant comment ce projet inspirant s'est concrétisé, suivie d'une table ronde et d'une séance de questions et réponses ouverte à l'auditoire. Vous apprendrez comment l'équipe du projet a réussi à réduire le carbone intrinsèque pendant la construction, à réduire les émissions de gaz à effet de serre et l'impact que cela a sur les utilisateurs de l'espace.
To close out our first Accelerating to Zero In-Person Learning session, we’re inviting CAGBC members & other green building professionals in the area to gather at Tap & Barrel Convention Center location between 4-9pm PST.
As building electrification efforts expand to reduce GHG emissions, distributed energy resources are also transforming the grid’s value proposition. New technologies—such as electric vehicles, distributed renewable generation, and energy storage—require the Transmission and Distribution system to accommodate them in a fast, safe, and low-cost manner.