BDA_Forum_2a_新建筑.pdf

1、Breakout 2A:Decarbonization Policies Moderated by:Leslie Malone,Managing ConsultantApril 17,2024Regulations driving the decarbonization of new buildingsAgenda1.Opening,context setting and introduction2.Introductory remarks from panelists3.Q&A4.Participant discussions5.Participant replayTodays Paneli

2、stsDean HaslipDirector General,Office of Energy EfficiencyNatural Resources CanadaTom BerkhoutBuilding Electrification,Strategic ImplementationBC HydroIan McVeyManager of SustainabilityRegion of DurhamBryan PurcellVice-President of Policy and ProgramsThe Atmospheric FundFederal PerspectiveDean Hasli

3、p,Director General,Office of Energy EfficiencyApril 17,2024Natural Resources Canada:The Office of Energy Efficiency Energy efficiency is recognized as core to Canadas climate,economic and social objectives yielding emissions reductions,economic benefits,supporting affordability,and providing pathway

4、s toward reconciliation.The Government of Canada is making significant investments to advance Canadas green building priorities.Natural Resources Canada is working with partners and stakeholders to mobilize national action to create a net-zero emissions buildings sector by 2050.The Office of Energy

5、Efficiency has been working on energy efficiency for 50 years.Emissions Reduction Plan The Emissions Reduction Plan outlines how Canada will achieve our target of reducing emissions by 40 to 45%below 2005 levels by 2030 and net-zero emissions by the year 2050.Under the Emission Reduction Plan,we are

6、 specifically targeting buildings through the Canada Green Buildings Strategy.Three main objectives:1.Accelerate the rate of deep retrofits;2.Transform space and water heating;and,3.Build net-zero and resilient from the start.National Model Codes The 2020 editions of the national model energy codes