This event brings together a building scientist, a green architect and a City Public Energy Officer for an in-depth discussion on home energy waste, the role it plays in climate change and what we as residents can do to take action.
Join us as we dive into some of the exciting solutions leading us forward on the path to net zero.
After hearing from our panelists, we will be opening the floor to questions from our audience (so please bring them when you come!). We'll end by suggesting some additional resources and provide an opportunity to team up with others interested in applying ideas discussed here in their own communities.
Greg Labbé is a Building Science Laboratory Technician at Ryerson University. Greg has over 20 years of experience in the building science field, with specializations in energy efficiency design, high performance homes and diagnostics. Greg is a dedicated and passionate eco-trailblazer driving us forward on the path to net zero.
Paul Dowsett is a Founding Principal Architect at Sustainable and a Pocket Green Guru with the Pocket Change Project. As a leading thinker in sustainability and architecture, Paul is an advocate for bringing sustainable architectural design to centre stage of the built environment with design that is Simple. Sensitive. and Sustainable.
Ariana Foyle, Project Lead, Public Energy Initiatives - Existing Buildings at City of Toronto