Energy Efficiency in Canada’s Commercial Building Sector – Toronto Outreach Session – January 28, 2009
NRTEE-SDTC report on Energy Efficiency in Commercial Building Sector builds momentum among industry stakeholders eager to learn how to reduce emissions and increase energy efficiency.
The National Round Table on the Environment and the Economy together with Sustainable Development Technology Canada presented “Geared for Change: Energy Efficiency in Canada’s Commercial Building Sector” to a packed audience in Toronto.
The report represents a major step in addressing the realities facing the commercial building sector in Canada as it moves to address challenges like emissions and energy consumption. It presents a viable carbon emission and energy efficiency policy pathway for the commercial building sector.
The event was co-hosted by the Real Property Association of Canada (REALPac) and brought together 47 major players in the sector (list of participants). Participants heard a first-hand presentation from some of the authors of the report, and then had a chance to ask questions and engage in discussions.
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Participants
Sandy Ardern
Chief Financial Officer
Retrocom Mid-Market Reit.
Bob Bach
Energy Profiles Ltd.
Robert S. Campanelli
Vice President
Marketing and Member Services
Real Property Association of Canada (REALpac)
Chris Conway
Vice-President
Government Relations
Real Property Association of Canada (REALpac)
Robert Coppens
Canderel
Darren Da Silva
Real Estate, Revenue Properties
The Bank of Nova Scotia
Ari Dimitraklas
Bentall LP
René Drolet
Director of Policy & Research
National Round Table on the Environment and the Economy (NRTEE)
Denise Edwards
Administrative Assistant
National Round Table on the Environment and the Economy
Barbara Francis
Vice President Property Management
Bentall LP
Giselle Gagnon
Vice President, National Real Estate Services
Bentall LP
Claude Gagnon
Property Manager
Canderel-Stoneridge Equity Group
Andrew Horsman
Vice President
The Delphi Group
Bill Humber
Executive Director
Revitalization Institute
Seneca College
Karen Jalon
Director
National Sustainable Operations
The Cadillac Fairview Corporation Limited
Michael Klax
Director
Corporate & Investment Banking
National Bank Financial
Carolyn Lane
Vice President
Research and Communications
Real Property Association of Canada (REALpac)
Gerry Longo
Manager
Operations & Sustainability Reporting
Ivanhoe Cambridge Inc.
Jim Lord
Principal
Ecovert
Peter Love
Chief Energy Conservation Officer
Conservation Bureau
Ontario Power Authority
Christine Lundvall
Senior Vice President
Investment Management
Bentall LP
Gavin Maher
Senior Sustainability Program Specialist
Professional Services
Ontario Realty Corporation
Robert Maxwell
Manager, Sustainable Energy Funds
Business and Strategic Innovation, Facilities and Real Estate Division
City of Toronto
Mervin McCoubrey
Vice President, Development, Eastern Canada
GWL Realty Advisors
Ed McGoldrick
Director
Environmental Programs
Redcliff Realty Management Inc.
Julia McNally
Manager, Planning, Codes & Standards, Conservations & Sector Development
Ontario Power Authority
Mark Meredith
Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada
Steve Mooney
Segment Manager, Commercial Buildings
Conservation & Sector Development
Ontario Power Authority
Teresa Neto
Vice President
Financial Reporting
Real Property Association of Canada (REALpac)
Veronica Owens
Ecovert Corporation
Jennifer Pereira
Project Manager
Greening Greater Toronto
Toronto City Summit Alliance
Mike Singleton
Executive Director
Sustainable Buildings Canada
Michael Singleton
SeeLine Group Ltd.
Stephen P. Smith
Vice President
Real Estate Management – National Programs
Oxford Properties Group
Michael Snell
Senior Vice President, Asset Management
GWL Realty Advisors Inc.
Nada Sutic
Manager
Environmental Initiatives
BOMA Canada
Annika Tamlyn
Policy Advisor
National Round Table on the Environment and the Economy (NRTEE)
Justin Taylor
Real Estate, Revenue Properties
The Bank of Nova Scotia
Stuart Wanlin
Executive Vice President
Eastern Canada
Bentall LP
Rick Whittaker
Vice President, Investments
Sustainable Development Technology Canada (SDTC)
Noah Zon
The Cabinet Office, Climate Change Secretariat
Government of Ontario