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Brendan Haley

Brendan Haley, PhD is policy director of Efficiency Canada, a national energy efficiency research and advocacy organization based at Carleton University.

The transformative potential of energy efficient buildings as infrastructure

  • OTTAWA—Infrastructure usually refers to large projects like highways, dams, or wastewater treatment, however, this year’s Throne Speech contained a nuance that might have gone
Opinion | BY BRENDAN HALEY | October 19, 2020
The ARISE building at Carleton University in Ottawa. Image courtesy of Chris Roussakis

The transformative potential of energy efficient buildings as infrastructure

Opinion | BY BRENDAN HALEY | October 19, 2020
  • OTTAWA—Infrastructure usually refers to large projects like highways, dams, or wastewater treatment, however, this year’s Throne Speech contained a nuance that might have gone

The transformative potential of energy efficient buildings as infrastructure

Opinion | BY BRENDAN HALEY | October 19, 2020
  • OTTAWA—Infrastructure usually refers to large projects like highways, dams, or wastewater treatment, however, this year’s Throne Speech contained a nuance that might have gone
The ARISE building at Carleton University in Ottawa. Image courtesy of Chris Roussakis

The transformative potential of energy efficient buildings as infrastructure

  • OTTAWA—Infrastructure usually refers to large projects like highways, dams, or wastewater treatment, however, this year’s Throne Speech contained a nuance that might have gone
Opinion | BY BRENDAN HALEY | October 19, 2020
The ARISE building at Carleton University in Ottawa. Image courtesy of Chris Roussakis

The transformative potential of energy efficient buildings as infrastructure

Opinion | BY BRENDAN HALEY | October 19, 2020
  • OTTAWA—Infrastructure usually refers to large projects like highways, dams, or wastewater treatment, however, this year’s Throne Speech contained a nuance that might have gone

The transformative potential of energy efficient buildings as infrastructure

Opinion | BY BRENDAN HALEY | October 19, 2020
  • OTTAWA—Infrastructure usually refers to large projects like highways, dams, or wastewater treatment, however, this year’s Throne Speech contained a nuance that might have gone
The ARISE building at Carleton University in Ottawa. Image courtesy of Chris Roussakis
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