In the AGO’s new “Into the Anthropocene” podcast, our CEO Julia Langer talks about about the role of cities in the fight against climate change and what “cityzens” can do to help.
The Urban Anthropocene: An AGO Podcast with TAF CEO Julia Langer
Just launched: Carbon Emissions Inventory 2024
In the AGO’s new “Into the Anthropocene” podcast, our CEO Julia Langer talks about about the role of cities in the fight against climate change and what “cityzens” can do to help.
Each year, Corporate Knights recognizes the top 30 individuals under 30 years old who are showcasing great leadership on sustainability issues. Congratulations to TAF’s Kaitlin Carroll, a member of our TowerWise team, who is one of the 2018’s recipients! Meet Kaitlin and learn more about her passions in our blog.
You may have heard the hype recently (ok, probably from TAF) about electric heat pumps. They’re a relatively simple technology, low-carbon, and highly efficient – is there anything they can’t do? But not all heat pumps are electric. Back in 2016, TAF installed two gas heat pumps in a large residential complex, one of the […]
Ontario is hitting the reset button on climate policy. With the old plan out and some high-profile cancellation announcements, there is some confusion about the current status of policies and their implications and opportunities. Here’s our review of the policy landscape and opportunities to provide input.
The Ontario Association of Architects (OAA) and RWDI have developed a game-changing energy benchmarking tool, with TAF’s support. The Compass tool streamlines energy benchmarking and reporting during the design phase of building development projects. New technology like this will get us closer to our TransformTO goals.
Our latest research on heat pumps reveals exciting carbon reduction potential. With high uptake from building owners, we could cut almost 1.5 million tonnes of carbon emissions in electrically heated buildings over the next 10 years. See our key recommendations to accelerate heat pump adoption in Ontario.
Investments in energy-efficient buildings result in more local jobs and economic growth across Canada. From retrofits to housing renewal in Indigenous communities, energy efficiency can strengthen our economy and get us closer to a low-carbon future. Read our guest blog by Corey Diamond of Efficiency Canada.
How should Canada transition to a low-carbon economy within a generation? 14 thought leaders from across Canada, including TAF CEO Julia Langer, authored the Generation Energy report to the federal government that maps out four critical pathways.
Buildings are the largest emissions source in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area; that’s why our TowerWise program improves the energy efficiency in our buildings. The Atmospheric Fund’s new video shows the importance of energy efficiency and building retrofits to achieve our climate goals – check it out.
Smarter energy choices for your home: Ontario’s proposed Green Button program will provide energy customers province-wide with access to their energy consumption and spending data. With improved energy efficiency in our homes and buildings, we can reduce emissions and get even closer to our TransformTO and provincial climate goals.