Events and Training
Energy management is more important than ever before as we transition to a low carbon economy. That means energy efficiency is the most important tool to minimize environmental impact while maximizing productivity and profit.
We regularly facilitate course offerings to help build knowledge around energy efficiency and programs available to New Brunswickers, business owners, contractors and energy management service providers.
| The National Energy Code of Canada for Buildings 2020 (NECB) | ||
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| HVAC design professionals in New Brunswick are invited to attend a two-day course on the fundamental principles of high-performance building design, and its impact on the energy demand of HVAC systems. | ||
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Moncton (English) |
Wednesday, November 12 – Thursday, November 13, 2025 |
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Saint John (English) |
Tuesday, November 18 – Wednesday, November 19, 2025 |
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Webinar (French) |
Wednesday, November 26 – Thursday, November 27, 2025 |
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| NECB 2020 Training - Designer | English On-Demand - Virtual French On-Demand - Virtual |
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| NECB 2020 Training - Contractor | English On-Demand - Virtual French On-Demand - Virtual |
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| NECB 2020 Training - Navigating and Applying the Code | English On-Demand - Virtual French On-Demand - Virtual |
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Quick Train Canada is providing free courses in partnership with Canadian colleges. Explore the Quick Train options.
| Embodied Carbon Training |
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Looking to increase your knowledge of Embodied Carbon? We can help! New Brunswick residents working or studying in eligible buildings design, manufacturing or construction sectors can participate in existing training courses through the Codes Acceleration Fund. Simply fill out a request form with the training details. |
| Building Operators Training |
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This free online course will focus on the following five areas:
Water conservation: Focusing on water use, reduction and costs. Electrical billing: How power is produced in your province and how that affects greenhouse gas emissions, electricity demand, and typical electrical consumption. Lighting: Lighting facts, types of lighting, lighting controls, energy-saving tips, and how to estimate energy savings. Electrical equipment: Energy monitoring, load scheduling, compressed air, premium efficiency motors, phantom loads, car plugs, electric heat, and appliances. Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning: HVAC systems, heat recovery systems, cooling systems, and saving calculations.
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