Canadian Press: Resale homes should carry energy use label by 2019 – environmental groups8/2017 - Ten organizations, including the Pembina Institute, the Canadian Energy Efficiency Alliance and The Atmospheric Fund, want the federal government to implement nearly two dozen policies to cut energy use in commercial and residential buildings - including energy labelling for homes on the market.
Getting More Bang for Ontario’s Energy Efficiency Bucks8/2017 - August 2017. Government of Ontario. This brief presents the Minister of Finance with recommendations for how the Ontario Government can achieve…
Joint Submission Federal Building Energy Efficiency Policy 20161/2016 - August 2016. Government of Canada. Requesting “a bold national action plan for energy efficient buildings”, the Canadian Energy Efficiency Alliance,…
Twelve Lessons on Excellence in Advancing Policy Reform1/2015 - January 2015. This brief presents twelve key lessons TAF has learned from past policy advocacy and grant-making experiences. We hope…
Building Value Federal Energy Efficiency Policy Options1/2015 - January 2015. Government of Canada. TAF’s Building Value initiative facilitated the exchange of knowledge and best practices in the area…
Low-Carbon Policy Priorities1/2015 - March 2015. This TAF report identifies best practices in low-carbon policy advocacy as well as a selection of high impact…
Natural Gas Efficiency Programs: Measuring Performance2/2014 - February 2014. Government of Ontario. Originally set up in 2011, the Ontario Energy Board’s natural gas demand-side management efforts try…
Natural Gas Efficiency Programs: Making Conservation Profitable for Utilities2/2014 - February 2014. Government of Ontario. Under directions from the Ontario government, the Ontario Energy Board (OEB) established a new demand-side…