by Eric Ta | Apr 22, 2025 | Energy
The Krishnan Gonzalez family lives in their ~2300 ft² (~210 m²) West End Toronto century home with their two rabbits. The family purchased their semi-detached home in 2003. They rented it out for 8 years when they started living abroad in 2012. Then returned in 2020...
by Leif Einarson | Apr 1, 2025 | Uncategorized, Energy
Read the report Lire le Rapport 2025 National Progress Report on Retrofitting Canada’s Homes. The Canada Greener Homes Grant program triggered an explosion in home retrofitting action that supported more than 600,000 home retrofits over a three-year period before it...
by Eric Ta | Mar 24, 2025 | Energy
The Canada Greener Homes Grant accelerated the pace of retrofits, and we are excited to dig further into the impacts of this program with the April 3 release of our 2025 National Progress Report on Retrofitting Canada’s Homes. Register here for our Voices for Action...
by Leif Einarson | Feb 24, 2025 | Uncategorized, Energy
Heat pumps are all the rage right now, but most are sized incorrectly. Green Communities Canada intends to change that with a new Heat Pump Right-sizing Service. Heat pumps are transforming homes across Canada Thousands of homeowners across Canada are installing heat...
by Eric Ta | Jan 22, 2025 | Energy
Photo: from left to right, Eric Ta and Jared Kolb from Green Communities Canada with Energy Advisor Gabriel Nadeau at The Gathering. Green Communities Canada was privileged to attend The Gathering—a three-day event hosted by Indigenous Clean Energy November 27-29,...
by Eric Ta | Oct 1, 2024 | Energy
Emily Hansen and Andrew Learmonth live in a two-storey, 1930s sunset-facing ~1500 ft² (~140 m²) detached house in Guelph, Ontario. This house, a short walk from old city hall, had a pebbledash stucco finish when the young couple purchased it in the Summer of 2021. The...
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