Hosted by HCi3 in partnership with Building to Zero Exchange
This webinar is part of the Atlantic Canada Deep Retrofit Accelerator led by ReCover Initiative. Moderated by Rochelle Owen with special guest panelists.
Join us for an interactive webinar covering the following topics:
- Common elements in a business case.
- Deep retrofit business case concepts - value, benefits, risks, options analysis, financial assessment.
- Outlining value - words, visuals, and numbers.
- Who’s who in creating, presenting, and receiving the business case.
- Discussion and feedback on resources to help you with your projects.
Learning Objectives
Increase your knowledge of:
- Decision makers and management teams
- How to effectively outline context and value
- Options analysis method
- Risk and financial assessment
Why Attend?
Grow your strategy for deep retrofit funding and financing by building a strong business case through in-depth content, case studies, discussion and panel discussion.
Who Should Attend?
Building owners, building professionals, NGOs and nonprofits who work in the energy efficiency field, municipal and public sector employees, and anyone undertaking deep energy retrofits.
About the Presenter
Rochelle Owen has worked in the environment and sustainability field for 35 years in government, non-profit and academic sectors. Her roles in advisory, community engagement and leadership positions have provided her with insight into governance, funding, and project development in the areas of green building and climate action. Rochelle has been involved in funding and financing of over 60 energy and climate projects in the built infrastructure. The marriage of that experience and the broad technical expertise stemming from her academic background and ongoing professional development makes Rochelle a thorough and agile sustainability specialist.
Follow-Up Zoom Meeting
December 17, 10-11am A.T.
Expanding on the content from the Deep Building Retrofits: Building the Business Case 101 webinar, presenter Rochelle Owen will host a virtual session for attendees to engage in further discussion about project-specific business case development. This follow-up session allows for group discussion, feedback, and problem solving in an informal setting.