Alberta Energy Efficiency Alliance
Shaping Alberta’s energy-efficient future, together.
We engage businesses, nonprofits, industry, and government to create a thriving, energy-efficient Alberta.
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Attend the Alberta Energy Efficiency & Innovation Summit 2025
Join 250 leaders in the province’s largest energy efficient building conference dedicated to reducing Alberta’s carbon footprint.
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your energy efficient construction needs
Browse our directory of experienced consultants, contractors and suppliers who are leading the industry in sustainable construction.
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Join the AEEA Retrofit Vendor Network for Large Buildings
Be actively promoted to large building owners seeking energy efficiency experts and service providers.
Latest News
September 2, 2026
Modular Panels Provide High Efficiency Envelope for Mass Timber Housing
Designed for one of Canada’s harshest climates, this Speedwall envelope delivers the durability, energy efficiency, and long-term performance needed to withstand extreme northern temperatures.
August 6, 2026
Net Zero College Training Centre
Featuring geothermal and PV energy systems, and a high-performance envelope, this Net-Zero building achieved LEED Silver.
August 4, 2026
New thermally efficient glazing 50% more efficient than triple glazing
North America’s first project to integrate Vacuum Insulated Glass (VIG) units, which are a staggering 50% more efficient than standard triple glazing.
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Advancing energy efficiency through awareness,
collaboration and advocacy.
The Alberta Energy Efficiency Alliance (AEEA) is a member-based organization using practical, data-driven solutions to benefit industry, businesses, communities and the environment.
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Join us in shaping Alberta’s energy efficient future as an Alliance member.
Enjoy opportunities for networking and collaboration with a diverse group of members as we work together to advance energy efficiency in the province.