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359. NorQuest College – Build Efficient, Retrofit Smart and Measure Energy Use

David Dodge October 10, 2023Energy Efficiency, Buildings, Changing for Climate Series, Green Buildings Leave a Comment

NorQuest College spends about $1.3 million yearly on utilities at its downtown campus. They may be …

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234. Blatchford: Largest Carbon Neutral Community in Canada

David Dodge October 30, 2019Renewable Energy, Buildings, Energy Efficiency, Geothermal, Solar 4 Comments

  By David Dodge and Kay Rollans Edmontonians have already been recognized as pioneers of …

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178. Renovating your home to net-zero

David Dodge September 19, 2017Net Zero, 2017 Smart Home Series, Buildings, Energy Efficiency, Renewable Energy, Solar 6 Comments

By David Dodge and Scott Rollans Have you ever dreamed of living in a net-zero …

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No two homes are the same in the Craik Eco-Village. There are tiny homes, homes made of straw bales, homes made out of insulated concrete forms – each home is its own unique recipe for building eco-home. Photo David Dodge, Green Energy Futures

99. Craik, Saskatchewan: The little Eco-Village that could

David Dodge February 23, 2015Buildings, Energy Efficiency, Renewable Energy, Solar, Wind 3 Comments

By David Dodge and Duncan Kinney  About ten years ago the town of Craik, Saskatchewan, …

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