Canadian buildings’ energy efficiency must be improved, says leading Canadian architectural institute. Community Power posted date: August 25, 2016 | Original article date: August 22, 2016 A number of architecture, energy and environmental stakeholders are calling on the federal government to create a national plan to improve the energy efficiency of Canadian buildings to helpRead more
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Quality Program Services is now Community Power. Community Power | Vancouver, BC | August 29, 2016 We are excited to announce Quality Programs Services has a new name. Community Power represents the company’s long-standing relationships and experience working with First Nation communities. The new name embodies our belief in community powered energy stewardship and theRead more
The Seven Golden Rules of Home Energy Saving. Community Power | Vancouver, BC | Written by Jack Boyle | August 25, 2016 People often suggest that saving energy and saving money is common sense. But the problem most of us have is that in order to save money, an investment is usually required. This isRead more
The “low-hanging fruit” cliché can oversimplify energy saving expertise. Community Power | By Areef Abraham | August 25, 2016 We cannot count how many times over the years we have heard the cliché “low-hanging fruit” when it comes to discussing energy saving measures. While there is a level of truth to this cliché, we haveRead more
The first phase pilot project saw home energy bills cut in half. Wuikinuxv Nation Energy Efficiency Initiative Wuikinuxv Nation’s traditional territory extends from Koeye River to Cranston Point to the head of Owikeno Lake, on the central coast of British Columbia. The main community is located on the banks of the Waanukv River, which connectsRead more
The first phase pilot project saw home energy bill cut in half. Kwadacha Nation Energy Efficiency Initiative Kwadacha Tseke’ene people’s traditional territory includes the Finlay river basin at its heart. The main community is located at the confluence of Finlay, Kwadacha and Fox rivers in the Rocky Mountain Trench, about 570 km north of PrinceRead more