PNWER ROADMAP
Promoting energy efficiency and integrated renewable energy across sectors for the economic health of the region
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The creation of a roadmap was put forth by the Energy & Environment Working Group at the 2014 Annual Summit in Whistler, BC. The proposal was then approved by the PNWER Executive Committee.
Features
The “Roadmap to Resilient, Ultra-Low Energy Buildings in the Pacific Northwest” is designed to improve resilient and energy efficient residential, commercial, public sector and industrial buildings across the region. The Roadmap is guided by three strategies: 1.Facilitate the achievement of Net-Zero or ultra-low emissions and energy use for new buildings by 2030 and encourage reduction of energy use and emissions of existing buildings. 2.Focus on collaborative measures with all levels of government and the private sector. 3.Develop policies and tools appropriate for each jurisdiction. To address this mission, the Roadmap will include:
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The 2030 Challenge
The 2030 Challenge, issued by Architecture 2030, tasks the building sector to change building practices to create structures that are more energy efficient and less expensive to maintain and eventually be carbon-neutral in 2030. Inspired by this challenge, PNWER has developed the Roadmap to promote energy efficient, resilient buildings across all its members. 
Why Net-Zero?
Increases Resilience Endures extreme weather events and natural hazards through seismic and functional upgrades. Reduces dependency on aging infrastructure. Promotes Job Creation Spurs new jobs in trades, manufacturing, professional services, information technology and financing sectors. Increases Affordability and Value of Buildings Reduces energy costs for consumers. Improves comfort, health and aesthetics. |
Roadmap Resources
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Roadmap Overview
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Project Brochure
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Regional Case Studies
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Past Presentations
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PRESENTED BY ANDREW PAPE-SALMON, P.ENG., MRM
Associate, Senior Specialist – Energy RDH Building Engineering Ltd. http://www.rdh.com/ |
July 2018 : PNWER Roadmap
July 2017 : PNwer Roadmap
July 2016 : Update on case studies for PNWER Roadmap
Energy and Environment Session
PNWER 2016 Annual Summit in Calgary, Alberta July 2015 : Roadmap to resilient, net zero energy buildings and deep energy retrofits
November 2014 : Roadmap Overview
Energy and Environment Session
2014 PNWER Economic Leadership Forum in Seattle, WA July 2014 : Deep Energy Retrofits of Existing Buildings
PNWER 2014 Annual Summit in Whistler, B.C.
July 22, 2014 |
Relevant Outside Resources
Rankings of U.S. Cities by Energy Efficiency
The American Council for an Energy Efficient Economy (ACEEE) released their 2017 City Energy Efficiency Scorecard, a ranking of 51 cities in the U.S. that measures the progress of city policies and programs that save energy while benefiting the environment and promoting economic growth. The rankings take into account energy efficiency efforts across 5 policy areas: local government operations, community-wide initiatives, buildings, energy and water utilities, and transportation. Seattle and Portland are proud to represent that Pacific Northwest as two of the top 5 cities in the rankings.
The full report can be accessed here.
The American Council for an Energy Efficient Economy (ACEEE) released their 2017 City Energy Efficiency Scorecard, a ranking of 51 cities in the U.S. that measures the progress of city policies and programs that save energy while benefiting the environment and promoting economic growth. The rankings take into account energy efficiency efforts across 5 policy areas: local government operations, community-wide initiatives, buildings, energy and water utilities, and transportation. Seattle and Portland are proud to represent that Pacific Northwest as two of the top 5 cities in the rankings.
The full report can be accessed here.
U.S.-Canada Joint Statement on Climate, Energy, and Arctic Leadership
Smart Buildings Initiative - Montana
Smart Buildings Initiative - Montana
Sponsorship Opportunities
Contributors to help shape the Roadmap
Creating this Roadmap will require the investment of sponsors enthusiastic about being a founding supporter of the Roadmap that will guide policymakers and private sector investment for the coming decade.
Sponsors become Steering Committee members and provide valuable perspective to the Roadmap and larger Energy and Environment Working Group.
As an early sponsor of the Roadmap, your organization will be able to advise on the Roadmap’s framework, while also increasing your organization’s visibility among energy efficiency professionals and PNWER’s greater legislative and private sector audience. Additional sponsor benefits include:
Sponsorship Details
Sponsors become Steering Committee members and provide valuable perspective to the Roadmap and larger Energy and Environment Working Group.
As an early sponsor of the Roadmap, your organization will be able to advise on the Roadmap’s framework, while also increasing your organization’s visibility among energy efficiency professionals and PNWER’s greater legislative and private sector audience. Additional sponsor benefits include:
- Speaking opportunity at the 2018 Annual Summit in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan and Economic Leadership Forum Nov. 20-23 in Seattle, WA
- Logo placement on PNWER website, Whitepaper document and any meeting materials
- Complimentary registration (2) for the Annual Summit and Economic Leadership Forum
- Exhibit booth at Annual Summit and Economic Leadership Forum
- Opportunity to write an article for PNWER electronic newsletter and post research on PNWER Energy and Environment Working Group website
Sponsorship Details
Stakeholder Network
Establishment of localized steering committee
The Pacific Northwest is a worldwide leader in sustainability and energy efficiency. Our stakeholder network and steering committee leverages the deep knowledge, expertise, and innovation of our region. We have established a network of key influencers in each jurisdiction to help identify and develop the strategies appropriate for their jurisdictions, including, but not limited to, providing input on education initiatives, tax policy, standards, programs, and other market-driven solutions.
Key influencers may come from a variety of backgrounds and include:
• State/provincial/territorial governments
• Construction industry associations
• Professional associations
• Net-Zero developers/builders/contractors
• Energy efficiency agencies
• Local governments
• Public utilities
• Public interest organizations
Do you wish to join our network? Contact us!
Contributors
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