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Having identified energy efficiency as a key priority, the ESST established the Energy Efficiency Working Group (EEWG) to provide expert advice and recommendations on how decision makers, working with other key players, could transform Canada so that the country could become a leader in energy efficiency. The EEWG began its work by developing a statement of principles to guide energy efficiency policy in Canada and the development of its recommendations.
In parallel with the development of the principles, the EEWG also commissioned a Foundation Paper, which examined the state of energy efficiency in Canada, the barriers and the opportunities, and set the stage for debate and discussion. From this, a series of eight issue papers and a final report summarizing the key conclusions and recommendations that resulted.
Energy Efficiency in Canada: Status and Potential html pdf - 547 kb
I. Personal Drivers for Energy Efficiency html pdf - 95 kb
II. Targets html pdf - 88 kb
III. The Long-Term Potential of Urban Design html pdf - 316 kb
IV. Energy Efficiency Decision-Making in the Corporate Sector html
pdf - 387 kb
V. Institutional and Regulatory Barriers to Utility Demand-Side Management in Canada html
pdf - 169 kb
VI. Energy Efficiency and Energy Affordability for Low-Income Households html
pdf - 161 kb
VII. Voluntary Advanced Standards and Labels html
pdf - 769 kb
VIII. Factors Affecting the Impact of Energy Efficiency Incentives html
pdf - 182 kb
Energy Efficiency in Canada html pdf - 177 kb
