National Approach to Home Labelling Helping Inform Canadians on Home Energy Performance

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The session discussed how acoustic imaging can be used to detect air leaks in building envelopes — essentially making the invisible visible by visualizing sound escaping through cracks and gaps.

The session presents recent enhancements and capabilities of the Volta SNAP software platform designed for energy advisors working with the HOT2000 engine and energy-modelling workflows.

The presentation discusses practical tools that energy advisors or building professionals can use on-site to assess window performance quickly and accurately.

Results from a recent member survey are shared — what energy advisors (EAs) value, their challenges, and key priorities. Insights about member satisfaction, engagement, and what members think CACEA should focus on going forward.

During the webinar, you will have the opportunity to ask questions and engage directly with experts. Don’t miss this opportunity to stay ahead of the curve with tools designed to make your work easier and more effective!

Summary:
Low Emissivity Coatings (Low-e); U-factor, SHGC, and VT; Types of Low-e Coating; Low-e Coating Performance; Low-e Glass Brands; SHGC and Window Area

The presentation introduces Canada’s Home Electrification Toolkit, a practical resource for Energy Advisors to help homeowners transition from fossil-fuel systems to electric alternatives.

The presentation highlights how energy advisors can effectively assess and improve the performance of small homes, focusing on insulation, airtightness, and efficient systems. It emphasizes the environmental and cost benefits of optimizing compact housing and the important role advisors play in supporting sustainable, affordable designs and retrofits.