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Green Buildings BC- Retrofit Program
Websitehttp://www.greenbuildingsbc.com
OrganizationGreen Buildings BC
Focus onKnowledge, Action
Contact info.Brian Miltimore
Client Liason Manager
Phone: 604 328-0797
E-mail: bmiltimore@bcbc.bc.ca
LocationBC
Program details
AudienceBusiness/industry, Government and community
KeywordsAir quality, Economy, Energy efficiency, Environment, Funding Techniques, Green buildings, Group Facilitation, Health, Renewable energy, Sustainable industry
ResourcesBrochures, Case studies, Energy audit, Interactive tools, Presentations, Reports/data, Teaching materials, Tips for action, Tool kits, Workshops
DescriptionThe Retrofit Program encourages BC-funded school districts, universities, colleges and health care institutions to retrofit their facilities to improve their energy and water efficiency, and reduce their greenhouse gas emissions and waste generation. Under the program, retrofit projects will no longer have to compete with other priorities for funding. The cost of facility retrofits will be repaid by the utility savings that result. BC Buildings Corporation is delivering the program by facilitating the procurement of retrofit services from the private sector. BCBC's services are offered at no charge.

Green Home Assessments
Websitehttp://www.citygreen.ca
OrganizationCity Green
Focus onKnowledge, Action
Contact info.Corey Waters
Phone: (250) 381-9995
Fax: (250) 381-9997
E-mail: cwaters@citygreen.ca
Location#12 Centennial Square
Victoria, BC
V8W 1P7
Program details
AudienceHome, General, Business/industry
KeywordsEnergy efficiency, Green buildings, Individual actions, Transportation
ResourcesEnergy audit, Pledge/incentive program
DescriptionCity Green is a program based in Victoria to provide businesses and residences alternatives for efficient energy consumption. Their activities include home inspections/analyses conducted to identify how to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, use more efficient transportation, and enhance backyard biodiversity. Follow-up assessments are conducted three times in the year.

Home Performance
Websitehttp://www.homeperformance.com
OrganizationBuilding Insight Technologies
Focus onAction
Contact info.Peter Moffat
Phone: 604-732-9106 ext 304
Fax: 604-732-9238
E-mail: pmoffatt@buildinginsight.com
Location#1-3661 West 4th Avenue
Vancouver, BC
V6R 1P2
Program details
AudienceHome
KeywordsEnergy efficiency, Green buildings
ResourcesEnergy audit
DescriptionThe HomePerformance.com website provides information about home energy audits. It also provides homeowners with some examples of the cost savings resulting from home energy audits. Building Insight Technologies is an authorized delivery agent for the EnerGuide for Houses program in British Columbia, Alberta, and Ontario.

LiveSmartBC
Websitehttp://www.livesmartbc.ca/
OrganizationProvince of BC
Focus onAction
Contact info.Phone: 1-866-430-8765
E-mail: EfficiencyIncentives@gov.bc.ca
LocationBC
Program details
AudienceHome
KeywordsEnergy efficiency, Green buildings, Individual actions
ResourcesReports/data, Pledge/incentive program, Energy audit
DescriptionLiveSmartBC: Efficiency Incentive Program will help British Columbians reduce both their carbon footprint and their energy costs through incentives to make their homes more energy efficient. The LiveSmartBC: Efficiency Incentive Program will give homeowners access to rebates for audits and energy efficiency incentives.

Living Building Challenge
Websitehttp://www.cascadiagbc.org/
OrganizationCascadia Region Green Building Council
Focus onKnowledge, Action
Contact info.Jessica Woolliams
BC Co-Director
Phone: 604-909-9559
Fax: 604-608-9353
E-mail: jessica@cascadiagbc.org
LocationBC
Program details
AudienceGeneral, Business/industry, Government and community
KeywordsCommunity planning, Economy, Environment, Green buildings, Health, Renewable energy, Sustainable industry
ResourcesCase studies, Teaching materials
DescriptionThe Cascadia Region Green Building Council issues a challenge to all building owners, architects, engineers, and design professionals to build in a way that provides for a sustainable future. The Living Building Challenge is comprised of six performance areas, or Petals: Site, Energy, Materials, Water, Indoor Quality, and Beauty + Inspiration. Projects may apply for individual Petal designation by satisfying the requirements within that petal, or for Living Building Status by attaining all requirements within the system. Gain the skills and knowledge necessary to build Living Buildings with educational sessions in Cascadia's Living Building Leader program.

Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance
Websitehttp://www.nwalliance.org/
OrganizationNorthwest Energy Efficiency Alliance
Focus onAction
Contact info.Phone: (503) 827-841
Fax: (503) 827-8437
E-mail: info@nwalliance.org
Location529 SW Third Ave., Suite 600
Portland, 97204
Program details
AudienceGeneral, Business/industry, Government and community
KeywordsEnergy efficiency, Green buildings, Renewable energy, Sustainable industry
ResourcesPledge/incentive program, Tips for action, Reports/data
DescriptionThe Northwest Energy Efficiency Alliance is a non-profit group that supports regional programs to make affordable, energy-efficient products and services available in the marketplace. The projects target residential, commercial, industrial, and agricultural sectors.

The Alliance obtains funds from utilities in Idaho, Montana, Oregon and Washington for energy efficiency programs. These funds are used to encourage "market transformation" -- creating a lasting change in the marketplace that encourages energy-savings products and services to be made and sold. They also provide information and training resources about energy efficient products and services


OnFarm Energy Solutions for Producers
Websitehttp://www.onfarmenergy.ca/
Focus onKnowledge, Action
Contact info.Debbie Campbell
Phone: 403 329 1212
E-mail: Debbie.campbell@gov.ab.ca
Program details
AudienceBusiness/industry
KeywordsEnergy efficiency, Green buildings, Sustainable industry
ResourcesEnergy audit, Interactive tools, Pledge/incentive program
DescriptionThe OnFarm program is looking to help 100 Southern Alberta producers make their operations more energy efficient. The OnFarm Energy Efficiency Program was developed by Climate Change Central and Alberta Agriculture and Food (AF)’s AgTech Centre. Dairy, swine and poultry producers may be eligible for energy efficiency assessments that will provide recommendations for changing equipment or practices that will result in economic and environmental benefits.

Partners for Climate Protection
Websitehttp://www.fcm.ca
OrganizationFederation of Canadian Municipalities
Focus onKnowledge, Action
Contact info.Phone: (613) 241-5221
Fax: (613) 241-7440
E-mail: PCP@fcm.ca
Location24, Clarence Street
Ottawa, ON
K1N 5P3
Program details
AudienceGovernment and community
KeywordsCommunity planning, Energy efficiency, Green buildings, Renewable energy, Transportation
ResourcesPledge/incentive program, Energy audit, Case studies, Reports/data
DescriptionPartners for Climate Protection (PCP) is a national program that brings Canadian municipal governments together to reduce the local production of greenhouse gas emissions. Currently, 92 municipal governments belong to PCP. The program helps Canadian municipalities prepare and implement local climate action plans. PCP provides services (advocacy tools, training and workshops, research, networking) and tools and resources (inventory and projection software, model documents, information, case studies).

Passion for Action Climate Change Challenge
Websitehttp://www.virescens.com
OrganizationVirescens Inc. AND Environmental Education Action Program Society (EEAP), Surrey
Focus onKnowledge, Action
Contact info.Ken Martin
Phone: 604-572-4292
E-mail: k.martin@virescens.org
Location12685 55th Ave
Surrey, BC
V3X 1W5
Program details
AudienceYouth and schools, General
Grades9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 10, 11, 12
KeywordsEnergy efficiency, Environment, Green buildings, Individual actions, Renewable energy, Transportation
ResourcesInteractive tools, Workshops
DescriptionThe Passion for Action Challenge covers energy use, energy efficiency and the basics of Climate Change. Used with the Eco-Choices One Tonne Challenge lab, an interactive science tool of a simulated household, the Challenge guides students through investigative and thought-provoking activities related to household energy use, how energy use choices impact the environment, and what to do about it. During the program, students examine their family's energy use, the equivalent GHG emissions of common household devices, and their own personal behavior patterns. This enables them to make changes around the house to lower GHG emissions. The program complements the Federal Government’s Climate Change Plan and the One Tonne Challenge Program. The program includes a teacher’s guide and a student workbook. See also: One Tonne Challenge http://www.eeap.org

Playbook for Green Buildings and Neighbourhoods
Websitehttp://www.greenplaybook.org
Focus onKnowledge, Action
Contact info.Phone: N/A
E-mail: info@greenplaybook.org
LocationBC
Program details
AudienceGovernment and community
KeywordsAir quality, Community planning, Energy efficiency, Environment, Green buildings, Renewable energy, Transportation
ResourcesCase studies, Interactive tools, Reports/data, Tips for action, Tool kits
DescriptionThe Playbook is designed for local government leaders and staff who are new to green development as well as early movers seeking to strengthen their programs. Each section contains “talking points” and background materials to prime elected officials and staff on key issues. Detailed how-to resources gleaned from local governments across the country offer practical program guidance.


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