Grouped within the Quebec Council of Energy Efficiency Businesses (CQ3e), 24 companies, which include building managers, construction firms, engineering firms and electrical product suppliers, have joined their expertise to present a Manifesto on the (…)
The team of C-nergie would like to welcome Nicolas Blanc-Veisse who is joining us as an energy efficiency engineer (RTP). Newly arrived in Quebec, Nicolas is a French engineer (RTP) graduated from the Angers general engineering school (ESEO) and (…)
The world must move away from polluting fossil fuels, reach the peak of its CO2 emissions by 2025 and do so much more to confront the climate crisis, according to an ONU Climate report, which will be at the heart of the Dubai COP28 that will soon be (…)
C-nergie would like to welcome Khalid Lahlou who is joining us as a design engineer. Building mechanical engineer, OIQ member and LEED accredited professional, Khalid has more than 20 years of experience in building’s design, control and energy (…)
To achieve its GHG reduction target, Quebec does not only intend to strengthen its actions in the transportation sector or large industries, since commercial and institutional buildings alone account for nearly 10% of GHG emissions. A billion (…)
It is with great pleasure that C-nergie welcomes Anis Boutgayout as a new project manager to our team. Holder of a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Ottawa, Anis previously worked in the field of construction and (…)
At the end of November, Ottawa announced a $1.6 billion aid plan for climate change adaptation. These funds deployed as part of a brand-new national climate adaptation strategy have been welcomed by the provincial and municipal world. Indeed, this (…)
More than half of the population lives in urban areas and no less than seven out of ten people will live there by 2050, according to the World Bank. Cities are therefore key players in the fight against climate change. In Quebec, we are no exception (…)
The latest report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) offers a lot of ideas and principles for significantly reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Here are ten concrete ideas, inspired by this report, that Quebec government could (…)
The Mayor of Montreal, Valérie Plante, announced at the Montreal Climate Summit last May that all buildings in the city will have to be powered exclusively by renewable energies by 2040 and that new constructions will have to be, for their part, zero (…)
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