CLF British Columbia

Join us for our hybrid Embodied Carbon Exchange and connect with a diverse range of building industry stakeholders over informal and open-ended discussions about real-world, on-the-ground problems related to reducing embodied carbon in building construction projects.

You will have the opportunity to ask questions, share your experiences, and learn from one another in a collaborative and supportive environment. People with all levels of experience and understanding of embodied carbon are encouraged to join.

Join us for our hybrid Embodied Carbon Exchange and connect with a diverse range of building industry stakeholders over informal and open-ended discussions about real-world, on-the-ground problems related to reducing embodied carbon in building construction projects.

You will have the opportunity to ask questions, share your experiences, and learn from one another in a collaborative and supportive environment. People with all levels of experience and understanding of embodied carbon are encouraged to join.

As spring approaches, let’s pause to enjoy the change in season and catch up with each other over some appetizers.

We’ve reserved some space at Mahony’s Tavern at the Convention Centre, so pop by anytime between 5:30 – 8:30 pm and enjoy some good company and great conversation. Hope to see you there!

The BC Embodied Carbon Awards are back for their third year—ready to celebrate the leaders, innovators, and trailblazers driving low-carbon design across the province!

Come support your peers who are making a real impact in embodied carbon innovation, connect with a dynamic community, and most importantly—enjoy a lively evening of celebration and networking.

🏆 We will recognize excellence in six categories:

The Embodied Carbon Exchange is our newest initiative, join us for this bi-monthly group discussion event that connects a diverse range of building industry stakeholders, including architects, structural engineers, developers, manufacturers, policy makers, and sustainability consultants. Our focus is on open-ended, informal discussions about real-world, on-the-ground problems related to reducing embodied carbon in building construction projects.

In case you can’t make it to the five year anniversary celebration in Vancouver on October 16, we hope you can join us for a social in Victoria!

Originally founded in 2019 as the Embodied Carbon Network Vancouver, CLF British Columbia has played a fundamental role in reducing embodied carbon in the building sector - not only in the Metro Vancouver region, but throughout the province as well. It has also supported the development of embodied carbon regional hubs throughout Canada and around the world.

The Embodied Carbon Exchange is our newest initiative, join us for this bi-monthly group discussion event that connects a diverse range of building industry stakeholders, including architects, structural engineers, developers, manufacturers, policy makers, and sustainability consultants. Our focus is on open-ended, informal discussions about real-world, on-the-ground problems related to reducing embodied carbon in building construction projects.

The Embodied Carbon Exchange is our newest initiative, join us for this bi-monthly group discussion event that connects a diverse range of building industry stakeholders, including architects, structural engineers, developers, manufacturers, policy makers, and sustainability consultants. Our focus is on open-ended, informal discussions about real-world, on-the-ground problems related to reducing embodied carbon in building construction projects.

Join us for our first hybrid Embodied Carbon Exchange where you can connect with a diverse range of building industry stakeholders, including architects, structural engineers, developers, manufacturers, policymakers, and sustainability consultants.

Whether you are an embodied carbon expert, or new to this area of sustainability, our focus is to provide a space for informal and open-ended discussions about real-world, on-the-ground problems related to reducing embodied carbon in building construction projects.