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Ces deux ateliers de 2.5 heures chacun passeront en revue les connaissances de base en matière de bâtiments à carbone zéro, en insistant sur la dernière version des Normes du Bâtiment à Carbone Zéro du CBDCA. Il traitera des exigences applicables aux bâtiments nouveaux et existants et notamment des questions suivantes:
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These workshop webinars will review important foundational knowledge for low-carbon buildings, with an emphasis on the latest versions of CAGBC’s Zero Carbon Building standards. The requirements for both new and existing buildings will be addressed. Topics include:
- The zero carbon balance,
- The zero carbon transition plan,
- Embodied carbon,
- Thermal Energy Demand Intensity (TEDI),
- Energy use Intensity (EUI),
- Peak demand, and
- Renewable energy
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These workshop webinars will review important foundational knowledge for low-carbon buildings, with an emphasis on the latest versions of CAGBC’s Zero Carbon Building standards. The requirements for both new and existing buildings will be addressed. Topics include:
- The zero carbon balance,
- The zero carbon transition plan,
- Embodied carbon,
- Thermal Energy Demand Intensity (TEDI),
- Energy use Intensity (EUI),
- Peak demand, and
- Renewable energy
Building Benchmark BC is Canada’s largest voluntary building energy benchmarking program. The Year 3 Report, launched in February this year, highlights that roughly 25% of office buildings would need to take action to reduce their carbon emissions to meet the regulations requirements, which take effect in 2026.
Learn about how you can get ahead with Building Benchmark BC! This webinar will cover:
- An introduction to the program
- The benefits of participating
- How to participate
We hope to see you there!
From engineers, architects, and designers, to builders, manufacturers, policy advisors and real estate decision makers, Building Lasting Change is where Canada’s building sector is inspired to do more, go further, and aim higher in our sustainability efforts.
Join the HPSC for a day of interactive presentations, networking, and opportunities to help shape the future of the home performance industry in BC.
Topics will include:
Detailed agenda and list of guest speakers to be announced soon.
VI ASHRAE is proud to welcome ASHRAE Past Society President and Distinguished Lecturer, Sheila Hayter, to our February Meeting. Sheila will introduce us to technical opportunities, means, and methods for incorporating renewable energy (RE) technologies into building designs and operations. She will give an overview of RE resources and available technologies used successfully to offset building electrical and thermal energy loads. Methods for applying these technologies in buildings and the role of building energy efficiency (EE) in successful RE projects will be addressed.
These workshop webinars will review important foundational knowledge for low-carbon buildings, with an emphasis on the latest versions of CAGBC’s Zero Carbon Building standards. The requirements for both new and existing buildings will be addressed.
These workshop webinars will review important foundational knowledge for low-carbon buildings, with an emphasis on the latest versions of CAGBC’s Zero Carbon Building standards. The requirements for both new and existing buildings will be addressed
With Canada's aggressive Climate Change Action Plans, how can the industry be a resource for policymakers and regulatory bodies when developing public programs?
These comprehensive and interactive panel discussion sessions are designed to help connect HRAI members and industry professionals with the policymakers and climate change champions in their specific regions.
Speakers include industry experts (representing the manufacturing, wholesaler and commercial/residential contractor segments) and government/utility representatives.