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Online Delivery January 21 to March 18, 2021 Offered by BCIT, this 48-hour course will provide a comprehensive study of residential Passive House construction to ensure that that builders, site … Continued
Online Delivery January 9 to March 23, 2020 Offered by BCIT, this 48-hour course will provide a comprehensive study of Part 9 residential Zero Energy Buildings (ZEB's) to ensure that … Continued
Join ZEBx for their last webinar in the Net-Zero-Energy-Ready (NZER) Challenge Series. We’ll be hearing lessons learned from two winners of the NZER Challenge, as well as two exciting out-of-province … Continued
Online Delivery January 21 to March 18, 2021 Offered by BCIT, this 48-hour course will provide a comprehensive study of residential Passive House construction to ensure that that builders, site … Continued
Online Delivery January 9 to March 23, 2020 Offered by BCIT, this 48-hour course will provide a comprehensive study of Part 9 residential Zero Energy Buildings (ZEB's) to ensure that … Continued
Hosted by Efficiency Canada. The world of energy efficiency is dynamic and varied. There are more than 436 000 Canadians working in energy efficiency - from HVAC to window installers, … Continued
Online Delivery January 21 to March 18, 2021 Offered by BCIT, this 48-hour course will provide a comprehensive study of residential Passive House construction to ensure that that builders, site … Continued
Online Delivery January 9 to March 23, 2020 Offered by BCIT, this 48-hour course will provide a comprehensive study of Part 9 residential Zero Energy Buildings (ZEB's) to ensure that … Continued
This online course is offered by Passive House Canada. Dates Day 1: Monday March 22, 2021 -10am to 12pm (PDT) Day 2: Wednesday March 24, 2021 -10am to 12pm (PDT) Day … Continued
Online webinar offered by HAVAN. This month’s Builders’ Breakfast Series is on Passive House. Description By 2032, the BC Building Code will move towards the higher steps of the BC Energy Step Code, where Part 9 buildings are required to achieve Step Code 5 as a minimum requirement. The industry and municipalities are adapting to … Continued