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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
March 18, 2026
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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
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
The Métis Nation British Columbia (MNBC) home energy program, called Sîpihkisôwin:, has been launched by Métis Nation British Columbia to help citizen-homeowners implement low-carbon upgrades.
If you live in the Okanagan Valley and are thinking about replacing your heating system, the heat pump vs gas furnace question comes up constantly,
We’ve been hearing a lot of community chatter since Carbon Step Code was announced, and there’s one notion that keeps coming up: “Is the Province
The Fortis BC New Home Program rewards builders and homeowners who go beyond minimum Energy Step Code requirements by building homes that are more energy-efficient,
Little known-about is the CleanBC PIEER program for BC Indigenous housing: Partners in Indigenous Energy Efficiency and Resilience. So much so that we read through
Here’s one we’ve heard recently: “Did CMHC’s MLI Select program change their requirements, and When did that happen?” If you’ve been asking about CMHC MLI