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Energy efficiency refers to how effectively energy is being used for a given purpose. For example, providing a similar—or better—level of service with less energy consumption on a per unit basis is considered an improvement in energy efficiency.

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Energy Efficiency Trends in Canada Share link: Energy Efficiency Trends in Canada

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Energy Efficiency in Canada Share link: Energy Efficiency in Canada (PDF)

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Fuel consumption ratings search tool Share link: Fuel consumption ratings search tool

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Publications
2021
Chair in Energy Sector Management, HEC Montréal (French only) Opens in a new window
HEC Montréal
Fuel consumption ratings search tool Opens in a new window
Natural Resources Canada
Let’s Talk Energy Opens in a new window
Ingenium
The state of energy in Quebec (French only) Opens in a new window
HEC Montréal
The state of energy in Quebec, 2021 (French only) Opens in a new window
HEC Montréal
2020
Canada’s Energy Future 2019: Energy Supply and Demand Projections to 2040 Opens in a new window
Canada Energy Regulator
Canada’s Energy Future 2020: Energy Supply and Demand Projections to 2050 Opens in a new window
Canada Energy Regulator
Canada's Energy Future: Energy Supply and Demand Projections Opens in a new window
Canada Energy Regulator
Document database Opens in a new window
Nova Scotia Energy Department
Energy Sources and Distribution Opens in a new window
Canada Energy Regulator
Income and Expenditure Accounts Technical Series Opens in a new window
Statistics Canada
Market Snapshots Opens in a new window
Canada Energy Regulator
Market Snapshots -- weekly updates on energy market developments Opens in a new window
Canada Energy Regulator
Provincial and Territorial Energy Profiles Opens in a new window
Canada Energy Regulator
The state of energy in Quebec, 2020 (French only) Opens in a new window
HEC Montréal
2019
Data, research and insights for energy efficiency Opens in a new window
Natural Resources Canada
Energy efficiency in Canada Opens in a new window
Natural Resources Canada
Resources on alternative transportation fuels -- biodiesel, propane, and natural gas Opens in a new window
Natural Resources Canada
Resources on Energy Efficiency Opens in a new window
Natural Resources Canada
Statistical Review of World Energy Opens in a new window
British Petroleum
The state of energy in Quebec, 2019 Opens in a new window
HEC Montréal
2018
Canada’s Energy Future 2018: Energy Supply and Demand Projections to 2040 Opens in a new window
Canada Energy Regulator
Conventional, Tight, and Shale Oil Production (EF2017 Supplement) Opens in a new window
Canada Energy Regulator
Economics of Solar Power in Canada Opens in a new window
Canada Energy Regulator
Electricity rates Opens in a new window
Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro
The state of energy in Quebec, 2018 (French only) Opens in a new window
HEC Montréal
2017
Canada’s Energy Future 2017 Supplement: Conventional, Tight, and Shale Oil Production Opens in a new window
Canada Energy Regulator
Canada’s Energy Future 2017: Energy Supply and Demand Projections to 2040 Opens in a new window
Canada Energy Regulator
Industrial Consumption of Energy (ICE) Survey – Summary Report of Energy Use in the Canadian Manufacturing Sector, 1995-2017 Opens in a new window
Natural Resources Canada
The state of energy in Quebec, 2017 (French only) Opens in a new window
HEC Montréal
2016
Canada’s Energy Future 2016: Energy Supply and Demand Projections to 2040 Opens in a new window
Canada Energy Regulator
Canada’s Renewable Power Landscape – Energy Market Analysis 2016 Opens in a new window
Canada Energy Regulator
Canadian Energy Dynamics: Highlights of 2015 - Energy Market Analysis Opens in a new window
Canada Energy Regulator
The state of energy in Quebec, 2016 (French only) Opens in a new window
HEC Montréal
2015
Canadian Energy Dynamics: Review of 2014 - Energy Market Assessment Opens in a new window
Canada Energy Regulator
Energy cost calculator for new appliances Opens in a new window
Natural Resources Canada
Energy Futures Supplement: Demand Sensitivities Opens in a new window
Canada Energy Regulator
The state of energy in Quebec, 2015 (French only) Opens in a new window
HEC Montréal
Wages, Youth Employment, and School Enrollment: Recent Evidence from Increases in World Oil Prices Opens in a new window
Natural Resources Canada
2013
Canada’s Energy Future 2013 -- Energy Supply and Demand Projections to 2035 -- An Energy Market Assessment Opens in a new window
Canada Energy Regulator
Survey of Commercial and Institutional Energy Use (SCIEU) -- Establishments 2009, Summary Report Opens in a new window
Natural Resources Canada
2011
Canadian Vehicle Survey 2009 Summary Report Opens in a new window
Natural Resources Canada
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