Is It Efficient? Using benchmarking to prioritize homes for energy upgrades.

Update: 2021-02-08

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Energy use in our homes is invisible. It’s very hard to look at a home and know if it’s using a lot of energy or to look across our communities and know which houses need the most help. In this podcast we’ll look at ways we can use energy billing information to prioritize energy conservation projects. We'll explore different ways of comparing between homes and some tools available to housing managers to get started.

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Is It Efficient? Using benchmarking to prioritize homes for energy upgrades.

Developed by SES Consulting for the Fraser Basin Council

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Is It Efficient? Using benchmarking to prioritize homes for energy upgrades.

Developed by SES Consulting for the Fraser Basin Council

Is It Efficient? Using benchmarking to prioritize homes for energy upgrades.