July 7, 2022

On July 7, 2022, Retrofit Canada's Peter Amerongen and two homeowners presented an overview of deep retrofits. Attendees will learn about:

• The many benefits of deep retrofits that make homes net-zero ready.
• Different approaches to deep retrofits and how to decide which one is right for your home.
• Advice for purchasing a home suitable for a deep retrofit.
• Why Retrofit Canada is starting a deep retrofit movement.

About Peter:
Peter Amerongen has been designing and building energy-efficient houses in and around Edmonton, Alberta, since the 1970s. As a partner in Habitat Studio, he designed and built a dozen net-zero energy houses, Canada’s first net-zero energy affordable multi-family project, and Canada’s first net-zero energy church. 

Peter leads the panelized deep energy retrofit of the 59-unit 1970s Sundance Housing Co-op. This is one of the first applications of the Dutch Energiesprong system in North America. Butterwick Projects is also piloting panelized deep energy retrofits to 3 Edmonton single-family houses.

As a consultant with ReNu Engineering Ltd., he helps designers and builders develop practical, affordable, low carbon building solutions. 

Peter is a founder of Retrofit Canada and an original member of Edmonton City Council’s Energy Transition and Climate Resiliency Advisory Committees and the CHBA Net Zero Council Management Committee. He is also a Certified Passive House Consultant (PHIUS and PHI).

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