

By 2030, we’re aiming to cut our carbon pollution from buildings in half compared to 2007 levels.
Do you live in, manage, or own a unit in a multi-family building? Below is a list of energy resources and programs available for residents or owners of a condo, strata unit, townhouse, rental apartment, non-profit, or co-op building.
With increasing demand for electrification in multi-family buildings, resources are becoming more readily available.
Multi-family buildings include rental apartments, strata condominiums, co-ops, and co-housing developments that contain multiple housing units within 1 building or several buildings within 1 complex. They range from small apartment buildings, townhouses, and 3-storey walk-ups, to large downtown glass high-rises and 100+ unit complexes.
Reducing emissions in existing buildings
The Building 2 Electrification Coalition (B2E) External link icon offers resources, case studies, and local events for low-carbon building retrofits.
Learn about the core actions we are taking to reduce carbon pollution from existing large commercial and multi-family buildings.