Climative Joins Committee to Develop Canada's First Virtual Home Energy Assessment Standard

Climative, a provider of property-level intelligence, has joined the CSA Z5045 Technical Subcommittee tasked with creating Canada’s first national standard for virtual home energy assessments. These assessments use predictive models and existing data rather than on-site visits to evaluate homes' energy performance. Currently lacking formal standards, over 7 million Canadian homes have been assessed since 2023 without a shared benchmark. The new standard aims to establish accuracy, validation processes, and quality requirements for virtual assessments, building upon voluntary guidelines from Natural Resources Canada’s National Approach to Home Labelling. The process is expected to take six to twelve months, allowing local governments and energy programs time to align with the upcoming framework. Climative has already worked on cross-industry initiatives since 2023 and deployed its property intelligence tools across financial institutions, insurers, utilities, and government programs. Climative’s AI-driven platform helps homeowners optimize home upgrades while providing partners like lenders and governments with data for better decision-making.

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Climative Joins Committee to Develop Canada's First Virtual Home Energy Assessment Standard

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