Alberta Ecotrust Foundation is partnering with the Sustainable Resilient Infrastructure Association (SSRIA) to advance the goals of its Emissions-Neutral Buildings Information Exchange (ENBIX) initiative. 

ENBIX is a collaborative initiative that brings industry together to share knowledge, build capacity, and support building and renovation practices across Alberta. This industry-led initiative aims to accelerate the transition to an emissions-neutral built environment for new and existing buildings in Alberta.

“SSRIA has played a pivotal role in shaping ENBIX from its inception, and we are thrilled to have them officially join ENBIX’s collaborative network as a partner,” says Andrea Linsky, Alberta Ecotrust Buildings Director. “ENBIX will draw on SSRIA’s expertise and forward-thinking ideas to help guide our strategic decisions. This is an opportunity to partner in order to build upon the fantastic work SSRIA is already leading”

Driving the development and establishment of emissions-neutral built environments requires innovative approaches and knowledge sharing. Through this partnership, SSRIA will lead the innovation work to achieve emissions-neutral buildings and ENBIX will amplify it to help develop capacity in the industry.

“SSRIA was created with collaboration as a core value, so we are very excited to join efforts with ENBIX to advance emissions-neutral buildings in Alberta,” says Pam Goertzen, founding Executive Director of SSRIA. “By growing our network and bringing innovation to the building industry, we will work swiftly and collaboratively to develop and apply solutions to transition to an emissions-neutral future."

ENBIX is led and guided by the industry to ensure that all decisions reflect the realities of the Alberta building, construction, and renovation market and its needs. Industry collaboration, such as this partnership with SSRIA and other existing industry leaders, is essential to its success. 

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ENBIX is an industry collaboration led by Alberta Ecotrust Foundation, with financial support from its Climate Innovation Fund and the cities of Edmonton and Calgary.

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