Opinion Leader: Federal funding for energy efficiency must tackle impact on low-income Canadians


The federal government's upcoming budget needs to address the problem of "energy poverty" as an urgent priority, Kirsten Pulles, Community Organizer for Efficiency Canada, says in an op-ed. This includes funding low-income energy efficiency programs, making meaningful reductions in energy use, and training and hiring lower-income, rural and racialized Canadians to do the energy efficiency upgrades and outreach work, she says.



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