Energy Efficient Affordable Housing

Focusing on energy-efficiency retrofit programs in Canadian social housing, this book presents a comparative assessment of their effectiveness and efficiency. It employs an interdisciplinary analytical framework to examine regulatory, fiscal, and institutional policy instruments, supported by empirical data from case studies and interviews. The text addresses strategies for achieving green and affordable housing while tackling climate change and resilience. It serves as a resource for researchers, policymakers, and housing organizations, offering insights applicable to North America and similar contexts.