The Zero Carbon Building Standard Workshop
DATE: Wednesday, November 16, 2022
DURATION: HALF DAY
TIME: Atlantic: 1pm – 4:30pm; Eastern 12pm – 3:30pm; Central 11am – 2:30pm; Mountain 10am – 1:30pm; Pacific 9am – 12:30pm
LOCATION: ONLINE
In an effort to reduce this delivery's carbon footprint, CAGBC provides all course materials digitally. You will receive access to the materials one day prior to the delivery of this course.
Event highlights
Are you ready to take on the Zero Carbon Building challenge?
This live half-day workshop will review important foundational knowledge for low-carbon buildings, with an emphasis on the latest versions of CAGBC’s Zero Carbon Building standards. The requirements for both new and existing buildings will be addressed. Topics include:
- The zero carbon balance,
- The zero carbon transition plan,
- Embodied carbon,
- Thermal Energy Demand Intensity (TEDI),
- Energy use Intensity (EUI),
- Peak demand, and
- Renewable energy
Participants will have the opportunity to participate in a live Q&A and interactive activities to reinforce the course material.
Please note: This session is not intended to provide professional level knowledge on how to develop strategies or prepare supporting documentation for program compliance.
Regular Pricing
Details
This course will be delivered by William Marshall P.Eng, LEED AP, CMVP Partner, Equilibrium Engineering
For questions regarding this event please contact us at education@cagbc.org
About CaGBC
The Canada Green Building Council is a not-for-profit, national organization that has been working since 2002 to advance green building and sustainable community development practices in Canada. The CAGBC is the licence holder for the LEED green building rating system in Canada and supports the WELL Building Standard and GRESB (Global Real Estate Sustainability Benchmark) in Canada.
Together with our membership of over 1,200 industry organizations and more than 2,500 individual members involved in designing, building and operating buildings, homes and communities, the Council has made excellent inroads toward achieving our mission of reducing the environmental impact of the built environment.