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Academia and business create zero-carbon buildings accelerator to help Montreal meet climate targets

Mark Lowey
May 3, 2023

Academia and the private sector have created a zero-carbon buildings accelerator with an influential “SWAT team” to help achieve net-zero emissions for Montreal’s buildings by 2040.

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Organizations:	Ameresco Canada Inc., C. D. Howe Institute, Canada Infrastructure Bank, City of Montreal, City of Vancouver, Concordia University, Concordia University's Next-Generation Cities Institute, FCM's Low Carbon Cities Canada network, Federation of Canadian Municipalities, Government of Canada, Hydro Quebec, Montreal Climate Partnership, National Bank of Canada, Natural Resources Canada, and Quo Vadis
People:	Dr. Ursula Eicker, PhD and Natalie Voland
Topics:	academia-business partnerships, academic research on cities, Climate Change, cost of electrifying Canada's homes, electricity distribution systems, federal Emissions Reduction Plan, fossil fuels, Green Buildings Strategy, Montreal's zero-carbon buildings accelerator, net-zero emissions for Montreal's buildings, NRCan's Codes Acceleration Fund, real estate developers, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, renewable energy, retrofitting Montreal's heritage buildings, sustainable urban development, and updating building and energy codes

Academia and business create zero-carbon buildings accelerator to help Montreal meet climate targets

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