This net zero energy home in BC is designed and constructed to produce as much energy as it consumes over the course of a year. Certified by the Canadian Home Builders Association, this house features solar panels, energy efficient LED lighting, Energy Star appliances, an efficient building envelope for superior heating & cooling efficiency, and air filtration systems that provide exceptional indoor air quality.

To support British Columbia's zero-carbon targets, the BC Building Code will require all new construction by 2032 to be Net Zero Energy Ready, which means buildings will need to be built and wired for renewable energy systems. Canada's National Building Code will have a similar requirement before 2030. Net zero energy homes produce fewer greenhouse gas emissions, create less outdoor air pollution, are more resilient against power outages, result in reduced operating expenses, and help preserve natural resources.