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Annual public meetings

2022 ANNUAL PUBLIC MEETING We hosted our 2022 virtual public meeting on Wednesday, October 12! We appreciated the opportunity to engage with you and answer your questions. If you weren’t able to attend the meeting or would like to watch it again, you can view a recording of the event below. 2021 ANNUAL PUBLIC MEETINGcontinue-reading

Benefits of HRV controls

Our Advanced HRV Controls Specialist Laura has advice on how an advanced HRV control can help you save energy.

Basement insulation

Looking to finish your basement? Lynette (Home Insulation Representative) has some advice about insulating for energy efficiency.

How should I get rid of my old fridge or freezer?

If you have an old, inefficient fridge or freezer, our Appliance Recycling Specialist Michael has advice on how to dispose of it responsibly.

Ty Knows a GUY

On June 5, our very own Jana Brunel (Program Design & Administration Manager) was interviewed on the CJOB radio show Ty Knows a Guy. Learn more about our programs by listening to our interview on CJOB’s Ty Knows a Guy.

How to measure your home for insulation

Having precise measurements of your home is important for planning your insulation project.

Should you upgrade your home’s insulation? Knowing your R-value is key

Knowing the R-value of the insulation you have now, and the R-value you’re looking to achieve is critical to getting the results you want.

Types of insulation

Knowing what type of insulation you need is important for planning your insulation project. This will ensure you purchase the correct amount of insulation.

Advice for hiring a contractor

Are you ready to get started on that home project you’ve been thinking about? If you’re ready to go, the first step to the project is hiring a contractor. Finding the right contractor for your energy efficiency project is important and helps to ensure your project moves smoothly and in the right direction.

I just moved into a new house and it has a heat recovery ventilator. How do I use it?

As of 2011, all new homes are required to have a heat recovery ventilator (HRV). An HRV brings in outside air, which is pre-heated by heat recovered from outgoing warm exhaust air.