Buildings require significant renewals work on an ongoing cycle to maintain performance and aesthetics. These renewals projects represent significant opportunities to integrate cost effective energy conservation measures to reduce energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions. Based on the results of an initial study of multi-unit residential building energy consumption in British Columbia, a case study building was selected to perform a pilot deep energy building enclosure retrofit to demonstrate and verify the potential impact of these types of retrofits, as well as to identify lessons learned from the process that can be used as a template for future renewal opportunities.
Research Reports
Mixed Climate
Deep Building Enclosure Energy Retrofit Study
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Lorne Ricketts
RDH Building Science
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Brittany Coughlin
RDH Building Science
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James Higgins
RDH Building Science
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Graham Finch
RDH Building Science
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Warren Knowles
RDH Building Science
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Research Reports
Mixed Climate
Low Energy Monitoring Research Report
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CHRISTY LOVE
RDH Building Science
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ROBERT LEPAGE
RDH Building Science
Research Reports
Mixed Climate
Achieving EnerPHit for a Mid-Rise MURB
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RDH BUILDING SCIENCE
Research Reports
Mixed Climate
Review of Potential Energy Efficiency Standards for Existing Buildings In BC
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RDH BUILDING SCIENCE