Carbon Reduction

December 19, 2024

Drain Water Heat Recovery + Net Zero Ready Homes: A Passive Technology Comes of Age

As programs and building codes push towards Net Zero Ready, energy, and low-carbon emission homes, Drain Water Heat Recovery (DWHR) is technology on a major growth trend.

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November 21, 2024

What Counts When Counting Carbon

The industry is learning how to quantify the carbon output involved in homebuilding. In our next blog article originally Gord details how builders can use this knowledge to make their homes greener—and attract a growing market of environmentally conscious homebuyers.

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October 7, 2024

2030 Window Technology Hits the Market in 2024: An Affordable High Performance Window for Cold Climates Goes Public

Join the BKC Building Science team and Lisa Bergeron from JELD-WEN Windows as they unveil the latest product modeling and analysis results of a new high-performance window and explore its impact on single detached homes across climate zones 4-7.

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August 12, 2024

Airtightness Testing in Large Buildings

Demand for more airtight large buildings is growing. Discover whether airtightness testing in larger buildings is just a matter of scaling up the procedures for a family home or if there are significant differences.

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April 18, 2024

New Tiered Energy Code NBC 2020: What are the key details for homebuilders and developers?

Andrew discussed the recent approval of the National Tiered Energy Code for houses and small buildings, Provincial stakeholders (including Ontario) will now begin intense stakeholder review with the intent of harmonization. It has been 5 years since the last energy code adjustment in Ontario (SB12 2017).

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April 18, 2024

Canadian Home Builders: Carbon Counting Is Coming and So Are Tiered Energy Codes

Join an expert panel to learn how leading builders and developers are cost-optimizing the most affordable specifications to meet the new NBC 2020 9.36 tiered energy code and developing plans to benchmark carbon emissions for 2025-2030.

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