CleanBC rebates can put $8,000-$14,000 back in homeowners’ pockets on a whole-home retrofit, but only if a pre-retrofit EnerGuide evaluation is on file before work
May 7, 2026
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CleanBC rebates can put $8,000-$14,000 back in homeowners’ pockets on a whole-home retrofit, but only if a pre-retrofit EnerGuide evaluation is on file before work
CMHC’s Eco Plus and Eco Improvement programs put a 25% mortgage insurance refund back in homebuyers’ pockets. Here’s how the programs work, who qualifies, and
MLI Select 2026 Changes: What BC Developers Actually Need to Know About the Energy Side If you are building multi-unit rental in BC right now,
In the Okanagan, we regularly see new homes with HVAC equipment oversized by 3x to 5x. A CSA F280-12 heat load calculation, completed by an
What we’ve learned from hundreds of Okanagan homes We’ve done a lot of blower door tests over the years. Some homes sail through air tightness
In reality, this is rarely a straight-forward answer. If you’ve spent any time researching home energy upgrades, you’ve probably come across a version of this
If you work for a Canadian municipality, whether you’re a facilities manager, an energy coordinator, or a councillor trying to figure out how to upgrade
As Part 3 Energy Step Code requirements are in effect across BC, builders and developers now need to demonstrate air tightness performance on their projects.
The CMHC Eco Plus program is a Canadian federal incentive that helps make energy efficient homes more affordable by offering a partial refund on your
Electrification in BC is moving faster than the electrical grid can keep up. Builders and homeowners are being pushed toward all-electric homes through the BC