BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//ChamberMaster//Event Calendar 2.0//EN METHOD:PUBLISH X-PUBLISHED-TTL:P1H REFRESH-INTERVAL:P1H CALSCALE:GREGORIAN BEGIN:VTIMEZONE TZID:America/Edmonton BEGIN:DAYLIGHT RRULE:FREQ=YEARLY;BYMONTH=3;BYDAY=2SU DTSTART:20070101T000000 TZOFFSETFROM:-0700 TZOFFSETTO:-0600 TZNAME:Mountain Daylight Time END:DAYLIGHT BEGIN:STANDARD RRULE:FREQ=YEARLY;BYMONTH=11;BYDAY=1SU DTSTART:20070101T000000 TZOFFSETFROM:-0600 TZOFFSETTO:-0700 TZNAME:Mountain Standard Time END:STANDARD END:VTIMEZONE BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;TZID=America/Edmonton:20260929T090000 DTEND;TZID=America/Edmonton:20260929T110000 X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE SUMMARY:BOMA Industry Series: FRESCO Clean Energy Tax Credit Presentation and Panel DESCRIPTION:BOMA Industry Series: Unlocking the Clean Technology Investment Tax CreditHow can your next building retrofit qualify for up to a 30% federal tax credit?As building owners and managers look to improve energy performance\, reduce operating costs\, and prepare for a lower-carbon future\, understanding available government incentives has never been more important.Join BOMA Edmonton + North for an informative Industry Series featuring experts from FRESCo Building Efficiency\, followed by a panel of industry leaders who are actively delivering innovative energy retrofit and renewable energy projects across Western Canada.During this session\, you'll gain a practical understanding of Canada's Clean Technology Investment Tax Credit (CT ITC) including who qualifies\, what equipment is eligible\, documentation requirements\, labour considerations\, and common pitfalls that can impact eligibility. You'll also learn how these incentives can strengthen the financial business case for capital upgrades\, energy efficiency projects\, and building decarbonization initiatives.Following the presentation\, our panel discussion will explore how these incentives are being applied in real-world projects. Bringing together expertise in engineering\, geothermal systems\, solar technology\, and commercial renewable energy development\, our panelists will discuss project planning\, implementation strategies\, financing considerations\, and lessons learned from delivering successful retrofit projects across Alberta.Whether you're planning capital improvements\, evaluating decarbonization opportunities\, or looking to maximize available government incentives\, this session will provide practical insights you can apply to your next project.Featured SpeakersPeter Sundberg\; General Manager & Senior Consultant\, FRESCo Building EfficiencyPeter Sundberg has more than two decades of experience leading building retrofit initiatives and helping organizations improve energy performance through strategic planning and technical expertise. As General Manager of FRESCo Building Efficiency\, he oversees retrofit programs and supports clients in navigating complex energy efficiency projects and funding opportunities.Jasmine Mastracci\; Policy & Strategy Consultant\, FRESCo Building EfficiencyJasmine Mastracci specializes in energy policy\, low-carbon building strategy\, and incentive programs. With a Master of Arts in Public Policy focused on Energy and Sustainability\, she helps organizations understand evolving government policies and funding opportunities that support building decarbonization and long-term sustainability initiatives.Industry PanelJacob Komar\, P.Eng.\, CGD\; Principal & Lead Mechanical Engineer\, Revolve Engineering Inc.Jacob Komar is a recognized leader in Net Zero building design\, energy modelling\, and geothermal systems. As Principal of Revolve Engineering\, he has helped design more than 20 Net Zero buildings and 100 commercial geothermal systems across offices\, multi-residential developments\, and government facilities. A passionate advocate for sustainable building design\, Jacob believes engineering should exceed minimum code requirements and instead meet the demands of tomorrow's built environment. He is a past Chair of the City of Edmonton's Energy Transition and Climate Resilience Advisory Committee\, founding member and past President of the Western Canadian Geo Association\, and one of only eight IGSHPA Certified Geoexchange Designers in Canada.Lowy Gunnewiek\, P.Eng.\; SolarWallLowy Gunnewiek is a professional engineer with more than three decades of experience advancing innovative energy solutions. His career has spanned process engineering\, executive leadership\, and board governance\, with a consistent focus on reducing carbon emissions and improving energy efficiency. Having first worked with SolarWall technology during his graduate research nearly 35 years ago\, Lowy has played a role in supporting its commercialization and continued adoption. Today\, he works with building owners and managers to reduce heating costs\, improve indoor air quality\, and enhance building performance through solar air heating and advanced ventilation solutions.Garrett Hay\; Commercial Development Manager\, EVOLVsolarGarrett Hay leads commercial and Indigenous clean energy project development across Alberta and British Columbia for EVOLVsolar. Over the past six years\, he has helped businesses\, commercial property owners\, and First Nations communities implement solar photovoltaic and battery storage systems that reduce operating costs\, improve energy resilience\, and provide long-term price certainty.Garrett specializes in developing financially viable renewable energy projects by optimizing system design\, navigating utility interconnection requirements\, and identifying government funding programs that improve project economics.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n*Please note that payments made by credit card are subject to a 4% processing fee.\n*For more information about event cancellations\, refunds and credits\, please see our policy here.\n\n*Disclaimer: By registering for this event\, you acknowledge that the information you provide is accurate and absolve BOMA Edmonton and North of any liability for inaccuracies. Your registration also implies consent to be contacted by BOMA Edmonton. Furthermore\, the ideas and views expressed by any speakers are their own and are not endorsed by BOMA Edmonton and North. X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

BOMA Industry Series: Unlocking the Clean Technology Investment Tax Credit

How can your next building retrofit qualify for up to a 30% federal tax credit?

As building owners and managers look to improve energy performance\, reduce operating costs\, and prepare for a lower-carbon future\, understanding available government incentives has never been more important.

Join BOMA Edmonton + North for an informative Industry Series featuring experts from FRESCo Building Efficiency\, followed by a panel of industry leaders who are actively delivering innovative energy retrofit and renewable energy projects across Western Canada.

During this session\, you'\;ll gain a practical understanding of Canada'\;s Clean Technology Investment Tax Credit (CT ITC)&mdash\;including who qualifies\, what equipment is eligible\, documentation requirements\, labour considerations\, and common pitfalls that can impact eligibility. You'\;ll also learn how these incentives can strengthen the financial business case for capital upgrades\, energy efficiency projects\, and building decarbonization initiatives.

Following the presentation\, our panel discussion will explore how these incentives are being applied in real-world projects. Bringing together expertise in engineering\, geothermal systems\, solar technology\, and commercial renewable energy development\, our panelists will discuss project planning\, implementation strategies\, financing considerations\, and lessons learned from delivering successful retrofit projects across Alberta.

Whether you'\;re planning capital improvements\, evaluating decarbonization opportunities\, or looking to maximize available government incentives\, this session will provide practical insights you can apply to your next project.

Featured Speakers

Peter Sundberg\; \;General Manager &\; Senior Consultant\, FRESCo Building Efficiency

Peter Sundberg has more than two decades of experience leading building retrofit initiatives and helping organizations improve energy performance through strategic planning and technical expertise. As General Manager of FRESCo Building Efficiency\, he oversees retrofit programs and supports clients in navigating complex energy efficiency projects and funding opportunities.

Jasmine Mastracci\; \;Policy &\; Strategy Consultant\, FRESCo Building Efficiency

Jasmine Mastracci specializes in energy policy\, low-carbon building strategy\, and incentive programs. With a Master of Arts in Public Policy focused on Energy and Sustainability\, she helps organizations understand evolving government policies and funding opportunities that support building decarbonization and long-term sustainability initiatives.

Industry Panel

Jacob Komar\, P.Eng.\, CGD\; \;Principal &\; Lead Mechanical Engineer\, Revolve Engineering Inc.

Jacob Komar is a recognized leader in Net Zero building design\, energy modelling\, and geothermal systems. As Principal of Revolve Engineering\, he has helped design more than 20 Net Zero buildings and 100 commercial geothermal systems across offices\, multi-residential developments\, and government facilities. A passionate advocate for sustainable building design\, Jacob believes engineering should exceed minimum code requirements and instead meet the demands of tomorrow'\;s built environment. He is a past Chair of the City of Edmonton'\;s Energy Transition and Climate Resilience Advisory Committee\, founding member and past President of the Western Canadian Geo Association\, and one of only eight IGSHPA Certified Geoexchange Designers in Canada.

Lowy Gunnewiek\, P.Eng.\; \;SolarWall

Lowy Gunnewiek is a professional engineer with more than three decades of experience advancing innovative energy solutions. His career has spanned process engineering\, executive leadership\, and board governance\, with a consistent focus on reducing carbon emissions and improving energy efficiency. Having first worked with SolarWall®\; technology during his graduate research nearly 35 years ago\, Lowy has played a role in supporting its commercialization and continued adoption. Today\, he works with building owners and managers to reduce heating costs\, improve indoor air quality\, and enhance building performance through solar air heating and advanced ventilation solutions.

Garrett Hay\; \;Commercial Development Manager\, EVOLVsolar

Garrett Hay leads commercial and Indigenous clean energy project development across Alberta and British Columbia for EVOLVsolar. Over the past six years\, he has helped businesses\, commercial property owners\, and First Nations communities implement solar photovoltaic and battery storage systems that reduce operating costs\, improve energy resilience\, and provide long-term price certainty.

Garrett specializes in developing financially viable renewable energy projects by optimizing system design\, navigating utility interconnection requirements\, and identifying government funding programs that improve project economics.















*Please note that payments made by credit card are subject to a 4% processing fee.
*For more information about event cancellations\, refunds and credits\, please \;see our policy here.

*Disclaimer: By registering for this event\, you acknowledge that the information you provide is accurate and absolve BOMA Edmonton and North of any liability for inaccuracies. Your registration also implies consent to be contacted by BOMA Edmonton. Furthermore\, the ideas and views expressed by any speakers are their own and are not endorsed by BOMA Edmonton and North.

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