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CLEAResult Canada

CLEAResult Canada

Business Consulting and Services

About us

Founded in 1988 as Willis Energy Services, CLEAResult Canada has delivered energy efficiency services across the country for 37 years. Our experts lead the transition to a sustainable, equitable and carbon-neutral future for our communities and our planet. Headquartered in Toronto, we serve communities across nine provinces and three territories. Our local teams collaborate with a diverse network of community partners to deliver world-class services that make it easy for commercial and industrial businesses, governments, utilities and residential customers to reduce their energy use and greenhouse gas emissions. Explore all our energy solutions at http://www.clearesult.ca CLEAResult Canada We change the way people use energy. ™

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https://www.clearesult.ca/
Industry
Business Consulting and Services
Company size
201-500 employees
Type
Privately Held

Employees at CLEAResult Canada

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  • Great to be part of the Energy Conference Network Retrofit Canada Conference in Halifax – what an energizing and inspiring few days! A big thank you to the organizers for hosting such a dynamic event and bringing the retrofit community together in a meaningful way. We’re grateful for the opportunity to share insights across three sessions, connect with peers and partners, and contribute to important conversations shaping the future of energy. We also loved hosting the after-party and seeing such a strong turnout. It was a fantastic way to keep the momentum going and celebrate the work happening across the industry. We’re looking forward to building on the connections and ideas sparked in Halifax – connect with our team and explore how we can partner at www.clearesult.ca Natalie Irwin Jonathan Hudson Jamie Hutchins, P.Eng., CEM, PMP, LEED AP Wyeth Atchison #RetrofitCanada2026 #EnergyEfficiency #EnergyTransition #SustainableEnergy #CLEAResultCanada

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  • We’re excited to launch the refreshed Go Electric Rebates program for medium- and heavy-duty zero-emission vehicles with the Province of British Columbia!   This has been a truly collaborative effort – bringing together government, industry partners, and stakeholders to co-design a program that better meets the needs of fleets, dealers, and communities across the province.   From stakeholder engagement and market research to program design and delivery, it’s been incredibly rewarding to help shape a program that will: ·      Accelerate the adoption of zero-emission vehicles ·      Reduce emissions across key sectors ·      Support businesses in their transition to cleaner transportation   Huge thanks to our sub-contractors Community Energy Association and Electra and the entire CleanBC team! Looking forward to seeing the impact this program will have on the road ahead.   #ZEV #CleanTransportation #Decarbonization #ProgramLaunch #Sustainability -------------------------- Nous sommes heureux d’annoncer le lancement de la nouvelle version du programme Go Electric Rebates pour les véhicules zéro émission moyens et lourds, en collaboration avec la province de la Colombie-Britannique!   Il s’agit d’un véritable effort de collaboration qui réunit le gouvernement et des partenaires de l’industrie avec les acteurs concernés afin de co-concevoir un programme qui répond plus adéquatement aux besoins des parcs de véhicules, des concessionnaires et des communautés à travers la province.   De la mobilisation des parties prenantes à l’analyse du marché, en passant par la conception jusqu’à la mise en œuvre du programme, ce fut extrêmement gratifiant de contribuer à façonner une initiative qui va permettra d’accélérer l’adoption des véhicules zéro émission, de réduire les émissions dans les secteurs stratégiques et de soutenir les entreprises dans leur transition vers des solutions de transport plus propres.   Un grand merci à nos sous-traitants, Community Energy Association et Electra, ainsi qu’à toute l’équipe de CleanBC! Nous avons hâte de constater les retombées positives de ce programme dans les années à venir.

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  • CLEAResult Canada is proud to be part of the global conversation at the 11th Annual IEA Global Conference on Energy Efficiency in Montreal. Our President, Ehsan Dibaji, is joining ministers, CEOs, and senior leaders from around the world as they work to advance practical solutions that strengthen energy security, improve affordability, and reduce emissions. As energy efficiency remains one of the strongest levers to address energy affordability in Canada, we’re excited to contribute to the dialogue and accelerate progress that delivers real, measurable impact. Learn more about CLEAResult: https://www.clearesult.ca #CLEAResult #CLEAResultCanada #EnergyEfficiency #EnergySecurity #EnergyTransition #IEA #CanadaEnergy #EnergyAffordability #Decarbonization #Sustainability

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  • Across Canada, energy challenges don’t look the same – but the need for practical, locally informed solutions is consistent. In Pangnirtung, long-term energy planning must account for geographic isolation and limited infrastructure. In Northern Labrador, energy reliability directly impacts comfort and safety. In Toronto, retrofit programs help address energy affordability for residents. In his latest blog, CLEAResult Canada President Ehsan Dibaji shares how these efforts come together – supporting affordability, resilience, and long-term sustainability through solutions grounded in real-world conditions. Read more about the work happening across communities from Nunavut to Toronto: https://lnkd.in/emMhc5cH #EnergyEfficiency #EnergyAffordability #EnergyResilience #CommunityEnergy #CanadianEnergy ---------- Partout au Canada, les défis énergétiques ne se présentent pas de la même façon – mais le besoin de solutions concrètes et adaptées aux réalités locales demeure constant. À Pangnirtung, la planification énergétique à long terme doit tenir compte de l’isolement géographique et des infrastructures limitées. Dans le nord du Labrador, la fiabilité énergétique a une incidence directe sur le confort et la sécurité. À Toronto, les programmes de rénovation contribuent à améliorer l’efficacité énergétique tout en soutenant l’abordabilité de l’énergie pour les résidents. Dans son plus récent billet, le président de CLEAResult Canada, Ehsan Dibaji, explique comment ces initiatives s’inscrivent dans une approche globale – appuyant l’abordabilité, la résilience et le développement durable à long terme grâce à des solutions ancrées dans des conditions réelles. Pour en savoir plus sur le travail réalisé dans les communautés, du Nunavut à Toronto: https://lnkd.in/emMhc5cH

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  • Heading to Halifax for the Energy Conference Network Retrofit Canada Conference on June 24–25? CLEAResult Canada is proud to return as a Gold Sponsor and Official After-Party Host of this action-driven event bringing the retrofit community together to turn ideas into progress. Our team will be featured in three sessions covering key topics shaping the region, including scaling demand response from pilot to portfolio, lessons learned as electrification increases pressure on the grid, and innovative approaches to engage with small and medium businesses through midstream programs. Join the conversation, connect with our team onsite, and see how we’re helping clients build flexible, resilient energy solutions. Wyeth Atchison Jamie Hutchins, P.Eng., CEM, PMP, LEED AP Jonathan Hudson #RetrofitCanada2026 #EnergyEfficiency #Sustainability #CLEAResultCanada Learn more: https://www.clearesult.ca/

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  • Some experiences change the way you view your sustainability work forever. When Practice Consultant Tiffany Bailey was invited to walk the land of the Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Tribe in Dowagiac, Michigan, it became an enriching lesson in approaching our fleet electrification work through the lens of community priorities, ancestral stewardship, and deep respect for the land. Read Tiffany’s blog here: https://lnkd.in/efqHnemr #Sustainability #EnvironmentalStewardship #CommunityEngagement #ClimateStrategy #CleanTransportation #SustainableDevelopment #TransportationElectrification #EnergyTransition   --------- Certaines expériences changent à jamais la perception  de notre travail en développement durable. Lorsque Tiffany Bailey, consultante en électrification des transports, a été invitée à parcourir le territoire de la Bande Pokagon de la Tribue Potawatomi à Dowagiac, au Michigan, cette expérience est devenue une véritable leçon sur la manière d’aborder son travail en électrification des parcs de véhicules – en tenant compte des priorités des communautés, de l’intendance ancestrale et d’un profond respect pour le territoire. Lisez le blogue de Tiffany ici: https://lnkd.in/efqHnemr #Développementdurable #ÉlectrificationDesTransports #TransitionÉnergétique #IntendanceEnvironnementale #MobilisationCommunautaire #StratégieClimatique #TransportPropre

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  • Join Efficiency Canada’s Director of Utility Demand-Side Policy Karen Gorecki and Lee Wood, Program Director, Energy Transition of CLEAResult  for a deep dive into demand response programs, what makes them so valuable, and the challenges of implementing DR programs across the country. Find out more here: https://lnkd.in/eY7sXeFe

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    Demand response (DR) programs balance electricity demand by encouraging (or, in some cases, requiring) consumers to shift their power use in response to grid needs, prices, or other signals. This flexibility can reduce peak demand, support the integration of renewable energy, and ease grid pressure. On June 19, join Efficiency Canada's Karen Gorecki, and expert guests Barend Dronkers from Energy 350, Inc. and Lee Wood from CLEAResult Canada for a practical look at what makes DR programs work. Learn more about these speakers and register here: https://lnkd.in/ejva-HtS #DemandResponse #GridManagement #EnergyEfficiency

  • Heading to Halifax for the Energy Conference Network Retrofit Canada Conference, June 24–25? Be sure to join Jonathan Hudson, Vice President of Business Development, for his session, “Shifting the Load: Demand Response Lessons from the Atlantic Grid.” CLEAResult Canada will share practical insights on how demand response is helping utilities navigate growing electrification and evolving grid demands across Atlantic Canada. And don't miss our other speakers leading discussions on demand response in Atlantic Canada, plus a roundtable on engaging small and medium businesses through midstream programs. Connect with our team onsite and see how we’re helping clients build flexible, resilient energy solutions. Learn more at www.clearesult.ca #RetrofitCanada #DemandResponse #EnergyEfficiency #Sustainability #CLEAResultCanada

  • Richard Pamak's heating and electricity bills were over $8,000 a year. He lives in Nain, Nunatsiavut – a community accessible only by sea during summer and snowmobile in winter, where diesel is delivered once a year and heating failures can be dangerous. After a heat pump installation through the Nunatsiavut Energy Efficiency Retrofit (NEER) program: "The house already feels more comfortable. I also can’t wait to try the air conditioning side of my heat pump in the summer." NEER provides free energy audits and up to $20,000 in free upgrades for low-income residents – regardless of heat source. CLEAResult Canada is the delivery partner helping turn that vision into reality, one home at a time. "They help me steer the ship. I wouldn’t be able to operate NEER without CLEAResult." — Jamie Hewlett, Regional Energy Manager, Nunatsiavut Government Read the full story: https://lnkd.in/e88vDqz6 #EnergyEfficiency #IndigenousEnergy #EnergyAffordability #Nunatsiavut #CanadianEnergy -------------- Les factures de chauffage et d’électricité de Richard Pamak dépassaient 8 000 $ par année. Il habite à Nain, au Nunatsiavut — une communauté accessible uniquement par voie maritime en été et en motoneige en hiver, où le diesel est livré une fois par année et où les pannes de chauffage peuvent être dangereuses. À la suite de l’installation d’une thermopompe dans le cadre du programme Nunatsiavut Energy Efficiency Retrofit (NEER), Richard était très enthousiaste : « La maison est déjà plus confortable. J’ai aussi hâte d’utiliser la fonction climatisation de ma thermopompe cet été. » Le programme NEER offre des évaluations énergétiques gratuites et jusqu’à 20 000 $ en améliorations sans frais pour les résidents à faible revenu — peu importe leur source de chauffage. CLEAResult Canada agit à titre de partenaire de mise en œuvre pour concrétiser cette vision, un foyer à la fois. « Ils m’aident à garder le cap. Je ne pourrais pas faire fonctionner le programme NEER sans CLEAResult. » — Jamie Hewlett, gestionnaire régional de l’énergie, gouvernement du Nunatsiavut Lire l’histoire complète: https://lnkd.in/e88vDqz6

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  • Pangnirtung, Nunavut sits 50 kilometres south of the Arctic Circle. There are no roads in. Diesel arrives by tanker once a year and about 25% of the Hamlet’s annual budget goes to fuel. Our team travelled there to listen – to residents, the Hamlet’s infrastructure director, the elders who talked about thinning ice and shifting hunting seasons — and to help build an energy plan designed around how Pangnirtung actually lives. "We want citizens here to understand energy issues so they know what will directly benefit the community." — Cameron McDonald, Director of Infrastructure, Pangnirtung The result is a Community Energy Plan and the foundation for the Power of Pang home energy efficiency program – built with the community, not for it. Read the full story for more details: https://bit.ly/43IbFts #IndigenousEnergy #EnergyResilience #CommunityEnergy #Nunavut #CanadianEnergy --------------- Pangnirtung, au Nunavut, se situe à 50 kilomètres au sud du cercle Arctique. Aucune route n’y mène. Le diesel arrive par navire une fois par année et environ 25 % du budget annuel du hameau est consacré au carburant. Notre équipe s’y est rendue pour écouter — les résidents, le directeur des infrastructures du hameau, les aînés qui ont parlé de l’amincissement de la glace et des saisons de chasse qui changent — et pour contribuer à l’élaboration d’un plan énergétique conçu en fonction de la réalité de vie à Pangnirtung. « Nous voulons que les citoyens comprennent les enjeux énergétiques afin de savoir ce qui bénéficiera directement à la communauté. » — Cameron McDonald, directeur des infrastructures, Pangnirtung Le résultat : un plan énergétique communautaire et les bases du programme d’efficacité énergétique résidentielle Power of Pang — élaboré avec la communauté, pour la communauté. Lire l’histoire complète pour plus de détails: https://bit.ly/43IbFts

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