Research & Analysis

Equitable Transition
May 24, 2017
Publication
Vision for Clean Growth in B.C.
Five key priorities for economic security and prosperity


May 18, 2017
Article
Gas vs. electricity? Comparing home heating costs in B.C.
Electric heat pumps offer several advantages over gas furnaces

Buildings
May 18, 2017
Publication
What’s the true cost of home heating in B.C.?
Infographic: Heating your home with clean electricity doesn’t have to increase your bill


May 17, 2017
Op-ed
Canada’s homes and buildings are key to unlocking clean growth
Energy efficiency leadership can power our economic future

May 4, 2017
Op-ed
City plan good for environment and pocketbook
Re: "City fights back against B.C. Liberals natural gas ban claim," online May 1

May 1, 2017
Article
Vancouver’s green buildings policy is good news for homeowners and renters
Benefits of energy efficient homes include affordable heating bills, job creation, and better health
April 12, 2017
Media Release
B.C. Liberals, NDP, and Greens participating in election forum on clean growth
Media advisory: Mary Polak, George Heyman, and Andrew Weaver to speak at online event

April 12, 2017
Article
Solar thermal 101: getting to net-positive
Garage suite produces more energy than it consumes


Buildings
April 11, 2017
Publication
Deep Emissions Reduction in the Existing Building Stock
Key elements of a retrofit strategy for B.C.



April 5, 2017
Op-ed
Budget 2017: Social housing boost means better buildings for all Canadians
Investments in energy efficiency promise to lower utility bills and spur clean economic growth

March 24, 2017
Op-ed
Being more energy efficient is good in many ways
Re: Fabian Dawson op-ed, Vancouver’s vision is simply fossil foolery

March 20, 2017
Publication
Richmond can lead the way to low emissions buildings with energy benchmarking policy
Letter to the mayor and council of the City of Richmond

March 6, 2017
Op-ed
Constructing our future with low-carbon buildings
For policy-makers looking to quickly cut carbon pollution, building improvements are the low-hanging fruit