Pumping energy savings – global heat pump performance review6/2015 - Heating homes and buildings account for over one third of Toronto’s greenhouse gas emissions, mostly from natural gas-burning furnaces and boilers. Achieving Toronto’s 2050 climate targets will require transitioning from natural gas to cleaner technologies, which has motivated TAF to explore the performance of heat pumps.
Launching Efficiency Capital Corp.4/2015 - TAF launches a new energy efficiency finance company, Efficiency Capital Corp.
Indoor environmental quality: the next frontier in building monitoring3/2015 - How TAF is leading a important study of indoor environmental quality in Toronto's apartment buildings.
New Toronto bylaw will reveal energy price tags in buildings3/2015 - Mandatory energy benchmarking for buildings is a key policy for reducing GHG emissions. Toronto is seeking stakeholder input on a benchmarking bylaw.
Tanking oil price doesn’t affect retrofit business case1/2015 - In Toronto, for instance, 50% of our greenhouse gas emissions come from natural gas used to heat our buildings and the electricity used to power the motors and appliances in buildings.
The Good, the Bad and the Ugly: Ontario’s New Natural Gas Conservation Framework1/2015 - On December 22, 2014, the Ontario Energy Board (OEB) quietly issued a new regulatory framework to govern natural gas