The Canadian federal government recently announced specific targets for reducing Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions to 40% below 2005 levels. The carbon price is set to rise from $50 per tonne of emissions to $170 by 2030. Canadian real estate investors, specifically institutional capital are facing pressure to demonstrate Environmental, Social, and Corporate Governance (ESG) and targeted GHG reductions.
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Webinar Recording: Building Re-Occupancy in British Columbia: Risks & Solutions
Pinchin hosted a 1-hr webinar discussing the potential risks to safely re-occupy our buildings in British Columbia that may not be considering
read moreWebinar Recording: Climate Change and Building Resiliency
The impact of climate change on building performance and future design will potentially impact all of us. What are the specific climate impacts we can expect in Canada? Will we…
read moreWebinar Recording: FortisBC – New & Emerging Energy Upgrade Incentives
FortisBC and Clean BC have recently announced significant and generous incentive funding for energy studies and capital upgrades to heating and cooling systems for existing commercial, institutional, industrial, and multi-unit…
read moreWebinar Recording: COVID-19 Business Re-Occupancy
On June 18th, Pinchin Ltd. hosted a one hour complimentary webinar – COVID-19 Business Re-Occupancy, where we were able to bring together risk assessment and air quality professionals to present and discuss ideas on how we can best navigate this new paradigm.
read moreeleven-x and Pinchin Partner to Provide Indoor Environment Monitoring and Risk Management Solutions for COVID-19 Building Re-Occupancy
LoRaWAN® Based Solutions Offer Remote, Real-Time Air Quality Monitoring and Management Capabilities WATERLOO, ON – CANADA | June 17, 2020 – eleven-x, a global leader providing complete, wireless, full-service low…
read moreWebinar Recording: How To Manage Your Building HVAC System During COVID-19
On May 27th, Pinchin Ltd. hosted a one-hour complimentary webinar, where our panel of experts discussed what can be done to safely manage your ventilation systems during COVID-19.
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