BOMA Toronto in collaboration with WWF Canada's Living Planet @ Work Program had their best year yet for the Earth Hour Challenge! The initiative had a 70% increase from last year with 424 participants across Ontario. Congratulations to all the winners!
More information here.
Workshop Presenters:
Scott Rouse, P. Eng., MBA, CEM, CSDP, Managing Partner, Energy@Work Inc.
Chantal Sylvestre, SEBT, LEED Green Associate, Energy Analyst, Energy@Work Inc.
This workshop is designed to be very interactive and will include a panel discussion with Property Manager and Tenant teams. Additional information is available and feel free to contact Energy@Work. As well, for a copy of the “Green Paper” which was used to form the foundation of the workshop – please visit our web site.
SEE: SBE16Toronto: Green Building Festival Program Now Posted
The full program for SBE16Toronto has been posted, and it’s chock a block with value and opportunity! You’ll hear from provocative keynotes, a comprehensive range of expert plenary speakers, over 25 technical and research paper presenters plus practical workshop providers: all in all, you’ll meet over 75 speakers who are the leading minds and practitioners in urban resilience.
Sept 19 - 20 in Toronto Canada
The Downtown BIA and Energy@Work released the “Active Transportation Booklet”.
We are pleased to report that this year’s earth hour had over 400 buildings participate – appropriate for the 4th year!
Results are being tabulated and the winners will be announced at:
May 12, 2016. Register today at: http://www.bomatoronto.org/events/EventDetails.aspx?id=616932
Campbell’s celebrate the opening of their Combined Heat & Power Plant with Minister of Energy
What an exciting project! See the details @ http://www.vvcnetwork.ca/torontohydro/20160331/
The 2015 Canadian GRESB Results are in and the 11 Canadian organizations that submitted the survey fared quite well. Oxford and Bentall Kennedy continue to show leadership, placing 1st in their respective categories and the list of first time GRESB submissions continues to grow (This year Triovest reported for the first time). Still, several more organizations have submitted through the grace period (the survey is submitted but the results are not public) and plan to submit survey responses in 2016.
On Saturday, March 28th power down for the planet and participate in the 2015 BOMA Toronto Earth Hour Challenge! Turn off the lights from 8:30 PM to 9:30 PM to demonstrate your commitment to a healthy environment for future generations!
