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SUMMARY:Permit Data Insights: City of Calgary Part 3 Performance Path
DESCRIPTION:Where does Calgary’s construction permit data stand when it comes to energy performance—and how will the upcoming code tiers impact current design and construction? Juan Monterrosa\, Program Manager at ENBIX – Alberta Ecotrust\, will uncover new data showing real permit Tier levels and typical design inputs for recent Part 3 performance path permits in Calgary. \nAs industry navigates the shift towards emissions-neutral buildings\, ENBIX seeks to understand boots-on-the-ground experience. Following a concise data briefing\, expect a facilitated group discussion to gather feedback\, challenges and insights. This isn’t just another presentation–it’s a collaborative knowledge exchange designed to unlock practical\, industry-led action. \nWho Should Attend: This event is open to anyone in the building and construction industry in Calgary\, including general contractors (GCs)\, developers\, and members of the Calgary Construction Association. \nDetails: \nAlberta Ecotrust compiled performance path data from Part 3 and Part 9 buildings in Calgary\, Edmonton and Canmore to assess the current state of building energy performance in those municipalities.  \nThis data focuses on the performance path and shows Tier levels from permitting data along with typical design inputs. This research asks questions such as: \n\nWhat strategies are builders currently using to achieve building performance targets? \nWhat individual building components are being used to achieve performance in a cost-effective manner?\nHow does Part 3 compare to Part 9 in terms of meeting or exceeding performance targets\, and why? \nPerformance path is the dominant submission path in Alberta. How does performance path compare to prescriptive path in using cost-optimized solutions to achieve energy performance targets?\nHow do different municipalities’ building performance compare\, and why?\n\nAs with any data set\, there are limitations. Industry can provide insight into future questions that ENBIX can answer through future research.
URL:https://enbix.ca/events/data-insights-calgary/
LOCATION:Calgary Construction Association\, 2725 12 Street NE\, Calgary\, Alberta\, T2E 7J2\, Canada
CATEGORIES:Presentation/Panel Discussion,Workshop
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ORGANIZER;CN="ENBIX":MAILTO:j.henke@albertaecotrust.com
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