A retrofit contractor working on an energy retrofit in Rossland BC Retrofit Assist program expanding in 2026 February 17, 2026 Community Energy Association is inviting municipalities interested in improving energy…
By JSmith
CEA has managed numerous EV charging infrastructure projects in communities across B.C., paving the way for connected networks that enable emissions free travel throughout the province. Access to charging is of course a key enabler of EV adoption. Yet, against a backdrop of…
CEA is bringing BC a series of free in-person events specifically focused on zero-emission large and specialty use vehicles.
Homeowners may be interested in retrofitting their homes to reduce energy costs and increase comfort, or building new homes that incorporate climate friendly measures, but they often don’t know what…
Rural charging infrastructure gives locals the confidence to switch to electric vehicles and can bring in adventurous tourists from Vancouver. CEA’s experience supporting rural BC local governments roll out EV chargers shows how regional collaboration can result in an expanded network, using local knowledge to meet the needs of residents and tourists alike.
The short answer to that question is “yes,” but unlike new homes which are built according to a building code that now requires greater levels of energy-efficiency, transforming an existing…
