Radiance Energy Salutes Over 400,000 Canadian Employees Working Towards A Sustainable Future!

We’ve come a long way in terms of sustainability, public awareness, and innovation in Canada. There’s still a lot of progress to be made, but we know that together we can make a greener and more sustainable future possible.

The hard work of employees in the energy efficiency sector provides benefits that extend far into the future, such as lower costs, reduced emissions, improved operating performance and increased asset values. The numbers are in, and they suggest that the energy efficiency sector is a top job creator in North America.

Efficiency Canada is committed to expanding the sector to meet the Pan-Canadian Framework commitments and beyond. Their 2018 study suggests that ramping up energy efficiency efforts across the country can create up to 175,000 new jobs on an average annual basis through 2030.

Canada’s Energy Transition promises increased prosperity and improved environmental quality through four main pathways that include:

1. Cleaner oil and gas production
2. Increased use of renewable fuels
3. Switching to clean power (electrification)
4. Less energy waste

LEDs are an integral part of the plan. They leverage innovative technology that uses up to 90% less electricity while providing superior lighting that can boost productivity and improve the ambiance of any public space.