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SUMMARY:Fleet Forward in the Okanagan
DESCRIPTION:Showcasing Zero Emission Fleet Vehicles\nLearn about medium and heavy-duty zero-emission vehicles and speak with peers and experts about opportunities and challenges. \nFleet Forward is the easiest way to learn about medium and heavy-duty zero-emission vehicles in BC. \nNot only will you get up close with in-service vehicles\, but you will also speak directly with peers and experts about the opportunities and challenges of integrating new technologies into existing fleets. \nAnd it is all free! \n\nSee vehicles from Rizon Trucks\, Blue Force Energy\, Mack Trucks and others.\n\n\nHear from local low-carbon fuel producers\, early adopters\, and fleet managers.\n\n\nAsk questions and share insights that can help with your own planning and decision making.\n\nFleet Forward is for anyone exploring how medium- and heavy-duty zero-emission vehicles can work for their operations. The day’s agenda has been informed by input from local governments and fleet operators from the public and private sector around BC\, and follows similar events from 2025 in Victoria\, Burnaby\, Prince George and Kamloops. \nRSVP for Free \nWe have financial support available to ensure regional participants can travel to the event. Please email dwiess@communityenergy.ca for more information. \nPartner and Funders
URL:https://www.communityenergy.ca/event/fleet-forward-okanagan/
LOCATION:Kelowna Event Centre\, 2041 Harvey Avenue\, Kelowna\, BC\, V1Y 6G7\, Canada
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SUMMARY:Fleet Forward in the Kootenays
DESCRIPTION:Showcasing Zero Emission Fleet Vehicles\nLearn about medium and heavy-duty zero-emission vehicles and speak with peers and experts about opportunities and challenges. \nFleet Forward is the easiest way to learn about medium and heavy-duty zero-emission vehicles in BC. \nNot only will you get up close with in-service vehicles\, but you will also speak directly with peers and experts about the opportunities and challenges of integrating new technologies into existing fleets. \nAnd it is all free! \n\nSee vehicles from Rizon Trucks\, Blue Force Energy\, Mack Trucks and others.\n\n\nHear from local low-carbon fuel producers\, early adopters\, and fleet managers.\n\n\nAsk questions and share insights that can help with your own planning and decision making.\n\nFleet Forward is for anyone exploring how medium- and heavy-duty zero-emission vehicles can work for their operations. The day’s agenda has been informed by input from local governments and fleet operators from the public and private sector around BC\, and follows similar events from 2025 in Victoria\, Burnaby\, Prince George and Kamloops. \nRSVP for Free \nWe have financial support available to ensure regional participants can travel to the event. Please email dwiess@communityenergy.ca for more information. \nPartner and Funders
URL:https://www.communityenergy.ca/event/fleet-forward-kootenays/
LOCATION:College of the Rockies\, 2700 College Way\, Cranbrook\, BC\, V1C 5L7\, Canada
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SUMMARY:Fleet Forward on the Mid-Island
DESCRIPTION:Showcasing Zero Emission Fleet Vehicles\nLearn about medium and heavy-duty zero-emission vehicles and speak with peers and experts about opportunities and challenges. \nFleet Forward is the easiest way to learn about medium and heavy-duty zero-emission vehicles in BC. \nNot only will you get up close with in-service vehicles\, but you will also speak directly with peers and experts about the opportunities and challenges of integrating new technologies into existing fleets. \nAnd it is all free! \n\nSee vehicles from Rizon Trucks\, Blue Force Energy\, Mack Trucks and others.\n\n\nHear from local low-carbon fuel producers\, early adopters\, and fleet managers.\n\n\nAsk questions and share insights that can help with your own planning and decision making.\n\nFleet Forward is for anyone exploring how medium- and heavy-duty zero-emission vehicles can work for their operations. The day’s agenda has been informed by input from local governments and fleet operators from the public and private sector around BC\, and follows similar events from 2025 in Victoria\, Burnaby\, Prince George and Kamloops. \nRSVP for Free \nWe have financial support available to ensure regional participants can travel to the event. Please email dwiess@communityenergy.ca for more information. \nPartner and Funders
URL:https://www.communityenergy.ca/event/fleet-forward-mid-vancouver-island/
LOCATION:Vancouver Island University\, 900 Fifth Street\, Nanaimo\, BC\, V9R 5S5\, Canada
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SUMMARY:Simple IDP: Easy steps to an Integrated Design Process - Invermere
DESCRIPTION:Renovators often face delays and rework that could have been avoided with the right planning. That’s what an Integrated Design Process (IDP) is all about. Learn how to identify issues early\, improve coordination\, and make informed decisions that save time and money throughout the project lifecycle. IDP can also help identify opportunities to build higher performing homes. \nWhat you’ll learn\n\nPractical strategies for improving collaboration across project teams.\nHow early decision-making can improve project performance and value.\nHow to apply IDP concepts through an interactive case study exercise.\nInsights from real-world implementation and lessons learned.\n\nWho should attend?\nAll are welcome at this in-person workshop. It will be highly valuable to: \n\nContractors\, renovators\, new home builders\, trades\nArchitects\, designers\, engineers\, and energy advisors\nEducators and training organizations\nLocal government and Indigenous community staff involved in planning\, permitting\, construction\, climate action\, sustainability\, and economic development\nOthers interested in delivering higher-performing projects through better collaboration\, risk management\, and integrated planning\n\nContinuing Professional Development Points\nThis event is pending approval for Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Point through BC Housing. \nNotes\n\nBreakfast is included!\nIf travel or ticket costs are a barrier\, please reach out to CEA.\nWe’ll also be in Fernie on October 29. Follow this link to learn more and to register.
URL:https://www.communityenergy.ca/event/simple-idp-invermere/
LOCATION:Columbia Valley Chamber of Commerce\, 651 Hwy 93/95\, Invermere
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SUMMARY:Simple IDP: Easy steps to an Integrated Design Process - Fernie
DESCRIPTION:Renovators often face delays and rework that could have been avoided with the right planning. That’s what an Integrated Design Process (IDP) is all about. Learn how to identify issues early\, improve coordination\, and make informed decisions that save time and money throughout the project lifecycle. IDP can also help identify opportunities to build higher performing homes. \nWhat you’ll learn\n\nPractical strategies for improving collaboration across project teams.\nHow early decision-making can improve project performance and value.\nHow to apply IDP concepts through an interactive case study exercise.\nInsights from real-world implementation and lessons learned.\n\nWho should attend?\nAll are welcome at this in-person workshop. It will be highly valuable to: \n\nContractors\, renovators\, new home builders\, trades\nArchitects\, designers\, engineers\, and energy advisors\nEducators and training organizations\nLocal government and Indigenous community staff involved in planning\, permitting\, construction\, climate action\, sustainability\, and economic development\nOthers interested in delivering higher-performing projects through better collaboration\, risk management\, and integrated planning\n\nContinuing Professional Development Points\nThis event is pending approval for Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Point through BC Housing. \nNotes\n\nBreakfast is included!\nIf travel or ticket costs are a barrier\, please reach out to CEA.\nWe’ll also be in Invermere on October 28. Follow this link to register and learn more.
URL:https://www.communityenergy.ca/event/simple-idp-fernie/
LOCATION:Best Western Plus Fernie Mountain Lodge\, 1622 7 Avenue\, Fernie\, BC\, V0B 1M0\, Canada
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SUMMARY:Jumpstart Integrated Design Process for Retrofits
DESCRIPTION:In this free webinar\, learn how renovators can improve project delivery and building performance with the new Retrofit Jumpstart IDP Guide. \n\n\n\n\nAbout the event\nFrom the creator of the new Retrofit Jumpstart IDP Guide\, learn how Integrated Design Process can help renovators deliver better projects on time and on budget. \nRenovators often face delays and rework that could have been avoided with the right planning. That’s what an Integrated Design Process (IDP) is all about. Meredith Hamstead of thinkBright Homes will share their experience using IDP in the real world. She will share how IDP helps her identify issues early\, improve coordination\, and make informed decisions that save time and money throughout the project lifecycle. \nIt will also be your first opportunity to see the Retrofit Jumpstart IDP Guide. Meredith will share how it is intended to support industry professionals and can answer questions about the resource. \nWhat you’ll learn\n\nHow IDP can reduce project risk and avoid costly mistakes.\nPractical strategies for improving collaboration across project teams.\nHow early decision-making can improve project performance and value.\nInsights from real-world implementation and lessons learned.\n\nWho should attend?\nAll are welcome at this online webinar. It will be most valuable to: \n\nContractors\, Renovators\, New Home Builders\, Trades\,\nArchitects\, Designers\, Engineers\, and Energy Advisors\nEducators and training organizations\nLocal government and Indigenous community staff involved in planning\, permitting\, construction\, climate action\, sustainability\, and economic development\nOthers interested in delivering higher-performing projects through better collaboration\, risk management\, and integrated planning.\n\nContinuing Professional Development Points\nThis event is pending approval for Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Point through BC Housing. \nNotes\nEvent is free of charge\, but you must register. \nIf you can’t attend the webinar—no problem! We’ll provide the slide deck and a link to the recording to all those who have registered.
URL:https://www.communityenergy.ca/event/jumpstart-idp-online/
LOCATION:Online
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SUMMARY:High-Performance Builds in Northern BC: Real-World Lessons from the Field
DESCRIPTION:Find out what it takes to design and build energy-efficient buildings in Northern BC from those who’ve successfully pulled it off. \n\n\n\n\nTune-in to hear from two different project teams sharing their experience delivering high-performance homes in northern\, rural and remote communities. \nHear directly from your peers about the opportunities\, challenges\, lessons learned\, and actual performance results behind two real-world projects. \nWhether you’re working in Northern BC or elsewhere in the province\, these examples demonstrate that high-performance buildings are achievable across a wide range of communities and project types. \nThis interactive webinar will feature short presentations about each project\, followed by a facilitated discussion. RSVP now for free! \nWhat You’ll Learn\n\nPractical lessons learned from three high-performance projects in Northern BC\nHow project teams approached energy efficiency\, resilience\, and building performance\nReal-world performance data and outcomes\nStrategies for delivering high-performance buildings in remote communities and northern climates\, from experienced project teams.\nInsights into costs (both initial capital and ongoing operating) and grants/rebates that offset planning and capital costs.\nWhy high-performance construction is increasingly achievable and scalable across BC\n\nHear from your peers\, ask questions\, and discover how high-performance buildings can be successfully delivered in communities throughout Northern BC and beyond. \nWho Should Attend\n\nMembers/participants in the Northern BC Climate Action Network (NorthCAN)\nContractors\, builders\, trades\, architects\, engineers\, energy advisors\, educators\, and local government or Indigenous government staff.\nAnyone interested in energy-efficient home building\n\nContinuing Professional Development Points\nThis event is pending approval for Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Point through BC Housing. \nNotes\nEvent is free of charge\, but you must register. \nIf you can’t attend the webinar—no problem! We’ll provide the slide deck and a link to the recording to all those who have registered.
URL:https://www.communityenergy.ca/event/high-performance-builds-northern-bc/
LOCATION:Online
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