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Are you interested in learning more about retrofitting your home to make it more comfortable, healthier, and energy efficient? Join Community Energy Association and retrofit industry experts for a webinar series geared towards community members wanting to learn more about home energy retrofits. DIY Air Sealing: The best bang for your buck Part 1: Getting rid...
Heat pumps are becoming a go-to solution for homeowners seeking a comfortable, energy-efficient home. As contractors move to meet this demand, it's important to understand how a heat pump's performance and installation considerations differ significantly in a northern climate where extreme cold can pose a challenge.
Discuss the installation, maintenance, and optimization of heat pumps in cold climates with a panel featuring Northern BC based experts.
Community Energy Association is hosting a two-part webinar that targets HVAC contractors interested in learning more about dual fuel heating systems (or hybrid heating) including right-sizing, equipment selection, balance points, control strategies, and quality installations. Although content will be geared towards HVAC contractors, builders, renovators, designers, energy advisors, building officials and all building professionals are welcome...
Are you interested in learning more about retrofitting your home to make it more comfortable, healthier, and energy efficient? Join Community Energy Association and retrofit industry experts for a webinar series geared towards community members wanting to learn more about home energy retrofits. Prioritizing Your Upgrades: What to do first… and second Part 1: Introducing a...
Do we have enough electrical capacity to meet densification and CleanBC actions for housing? Is the Zero Carbon Step Code banning gas-fired equipment in housing? Will new homes need to upgrade to 400amp service? Utility experts will provide insights into common questions around how the Zero Carbon Step Code affects energy delivery capacity and connection...
Join CEA for a breakfast session aimed at identifying and discussing the key support and resources building professionals need.
Join us for an introduction to retrofitting with a whole-home approach to create better homes for your clients and to grow your business. Building A Legacy North, a collaboration of CHBA Northern BC and Community Energy Association, is bringing another in-person, quality training opportunity for building professionals in Northwestern BC. Retrofits can be complex! Upgrading...
Join CEA for a breakfast session aimed at identifying and discussing the key support and resources building professionals need.
Builders, renovators, designers, HVAC technicians, energy advisors, building officials: Join the Community Energy Association for a two-part webinar showcasing best practices for high-performance building enclosure upgrades. This session will feature three-dimensional mock-ups to guide discussions on renewable detailing, environmental separation layers, interior and exterior insulation strategies, fire resiliency, climate adaptation, and more. Topics will include:...
Do we have enough electrical capacity to meet densification and CleanBC actions for housing? Is the Zero Carbon Step Code banning gas-fired equipment in housing? Will new homes need to upgrade to 400amp service? Utility experts will provide insights into common questions around how the Zero Carbon Step Code affects energy delivery capacity and connection...
Are you interested in learning more about retrofitting your home to make it more comfortable, healthier, and energy efficient? Join Community Energy Association and retrofit industry experts for a webinar series geared towards community members wanting to learn more about home energy retrofits. Understanding and managing your home's electrical load Part 1: Simple ways to reduce...
Community Energy Association is hosting a two-part webinar that targets HVAC contractors interested in learning more about dual fuel heating systems (or hybrid heating) including right-sizing, equipment selection, balance points, control strategies, and quality installations. Although content will be geared towards HVAC contractors, builders, renovators, designers, energy advisors, building officials and all building professionals are welcome...
