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A Common Target for a Sustainable Future

The Building Energy Challenge (BEC) is a friendly, stimulating competition that will take place over 4 years. The goal is to reduce energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions (GHGs) in commercial and institutional buildings across Quebec through collaboration, sharing knowledge, education and innovation.

It is aimed at owners, managers and tenants interested in implementing responsible management practices to improve energy performance now and over the long term. It is free of charge and open to all commercial buildings in the province, whether members or not of BOMA Quebec.

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If 15% of commercial and institutional buildings in Quebec reduced energy consumption by 10%, that would mean a reduction of approximately 2.45 million GJ of energy and of 60,000 tons of CO2 per year, or roughly 12,000 fewer cars on the road.

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News

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Oct
Energy and Operational Challenges in Buildings during the COVID-19 Pandemic
With the closure of all businesses, commercial and institutional buildings were deserted in just a few days. What impact on energy management?
27
Oct
Reducing GHG Emissions: A Solution at your Fingertips
Once energy optimization is complete, it is possible to go one step further by substituting all or part of your natural gas consumption with renewable natural gas (RNG).
23
Oct
Adapting Quickly and Moving Forward!
With the analysis of 2019 now complete, let's look ahead to 2020. A year of uncertainty that forces us to adapt quickly every day. It is under these conditions that true energy leaders must rise up.
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