(Webinar) BC Climate Action: Energy Efficiency & Clean Energy for Homes and Communities
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Remember to sign up for our one hour webinar on Thursday, April 23rd, 2020 at noon
Join Lana Gonoratsky from the BC Sustainable Energy Association with Grant Moonie from the Energy Efficiency Branch and Nairn Albrecht from the Community Energy Branch of the B.C. Ministry of Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources.
The Government of British Columbia is implementing the CleanBC plan and taking action on climate change. Identifying the more impactful projects and implementing them first is important for achieving early successes on the ground.
This webinar will introduce you to a decision-making framework to help identify and evaluate energy efficiency, electrification and other clean energy projects. We will dive deeper into residential energy efficiency incentives (Better Homes and Home Renovation Rebate programs) and community-scale clean energy projects that help to reduce emissions and to decarbonize energy systems in British Columbia. We will discuss examples of effective projects, providing insights into successes and challenges. We'll then discuss resources and support available for getting your project off the ground!
Join the BC Sustainable Energy Association in partnership with the Community Clean Energy Branch and the Energy Efficiency Branch of the BC Ministry of Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources on April 23rd, 2020... at noon.
Grant Moonie is the Residential Senior Energy Efficiency Coordinator in the Energy Efficiency Branch of the B.C. Ministry of Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources. In this role Grant manages and supports the design, implementation, marketing, reporting and evaluation of provincially-funded residential energy efficiency and climate action programs, specifically the residential CleanBC Better Homes and Home Renovation Rebate
programs. He collaborates with utilities to ensure a coordinated approach to the residential energy efficiency programs and conducts outreach and training to industry stakeholders to inform of energy efficiency developments and program details.
As a Senior Policy Analyst with the Community Clean Energy Branch of the B.C. Ministry of Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources, Nairn Albrecht supports First Nations and local governments to implement community-scale energy efficiency and clean energy projects. He administers funding programs, develops policies, and provides resources / supports to advance clean energy projects in B.C. that meet both communities’ and
the Province’s energy, economic, and emission reduction objectives. His work is highly interactive with all levels of government, Indigenous Peoples and a multitude of stakeholders, including utilities, technology developers, consulting companies, and non-governmental organizations.
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