Power efficient design strategies, including efficiency improvements, load elimination, and the application of energy management systems (EMS), mean many BC homes already have enough electrical capacity with 100 A service.
A CEA-organized event in Prince George showcased real-world projects and the experiences of practitioners to show that low-carbon energy efficiency is not only achievable, but may also be the more affordable option.
CEA can help maximize your chances of a successful application to the Green Municipal Fund’s Climate-Ready Plans and Processes grant.
“Let’s celebrate the unsung heroes of climate action in BC: the staff and elected officials in local governments and Indigenous communities working to advance initiatives related to climate and energy…
In Northeast BC, where electricity demand is forecasted to grow by 15% by 2030, communities and organizations came together for an energetic dialogue on renewable energy.
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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…
CEA’s Megan Lohmann leads a discussion about renewable energy in the Wood Innovation Design Centre, Prince George. Summary of a conversation prior to the kick-off of the BC Natural Resources Forum January…
Canada’s $100 billion tourism industry is inherently tied to our incredible wild spaces and outdoor recreation. That’s why climate change is a serious risk. Hotels have every reason to invest…
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…
