Equity, affordability and the just transition are all important considerations in the transition to a low carbon economy. The question is: How do we do this well? This interactive dialogue will explore existing building challenges and opportunities, workforce readiness, supportive policies and examples of putting this into practice.
ZEBx and B2E will be host a booth at BUILDEX, located at The Passive House Canada Exhibition Pavilion thru Mar 23 - 24, 2022.
Session Details:
In addition, B2E, HRAI and BC Hydro will be presenting at Passive House Canada's B to Z Learning Hub on Mar 24 at 9.30am!
Join ZEBx, UDI - Pacific Region and LFV Solutions at this event highlighting Vancity's Low-Carbon Construction Financing Pilot.
Financing Solutions for Low-Carbon Buildings
ZEBx is proud to partner with BCIT and three CO2-based DHW heat pump suppliers to present our three-part, in-person Technology Demonstration Series workshops.
BACKGROUND
The monthly ZEBx Decarb Lunch brings together the local building community to discuss emerging solutions and barriers related to zero emission buildings.
The BC Energy Step Code Capacity Study.
Join ZEBx in this collaboration with B2E and featuring HRAI for our next Deep Emissions Retrofit Dialogue on this hot topic.
Are there simple solutions for going electric? We’re convinced that electrification doesn’t have to be complicated. This interactive dialogue will explore electrification solutions in single-family homes, rental apartments and small commercial buildings.
We want to hear what you have to say about this!
This event is an official collaboration with the Carbon Leadership Forum – Vancouver (CLF Vancouver). It is rescheduled from Nov 2021.
The monthly ZEBx Decarb Lunch brings together the local building community to discuss emerging solutions and barriers related to zero emission buildings.
Reducing Embodied Carbon for Step Code Homes
This event is a collaboration with BC Hydro and features speakers from BC Hydro, Integral and Fresco.
Caution! Blind Spots Ahead.
It’s been said before, but it’s worth mentioning again: to achieve the emissions reductions that society needs to achieve, we will have to decarbonize existing buildings.
