EDMONTON — New net-zero training programs in Edmonton are aimed to help the construction industry meet environmental targets.
The City of Edmonton is introducing the Advanced Building Science and Net Zero Bootcamp training courses, a series of free courses for contractors to learn net-zero construction skills.
The programs will be taught by the Canadian Home Builders Association (CHBA).
The courses are also aimed to benefit local homeowners considering net-zero renovations by putting learning into action.
“Our contractors need homeowners they can work with to develop net-zero renovation plans. Homeowners that are considering renovating to net-zero energy, and who are registered for the Canada Greener Homes Grant, should reach out and register as soon as possible,” Lynne Strickland, director of initiatives, net-zero energy housing for the CHBA, said in a news release.
Interested homeowners can contact changeforclimate@edmonton.ca.
Contractors wishing to participate in the free courses can contact https://changeforclimate.ca/story/towards-net-zero-renovations.
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