The Canadian Energy Efficiency Scorecard: Provinces and Territories
The Canadian Energy Efficiency Scorecard tracks provinces and territories on 54 metrics across energy efficiency programs, buildings, transportation and industry, and provides an overall score.
The annual report measures provincial and territorial progress on energy efficiency programming and outlines the policy recommendations required to support and catalyze better energy efficiency performance — vital to meeting Canada’s climate targets.
Energy Use in Canada - Learn how your province or territory stacks up
Alberta
19/100 Points
British Columbia
55/100 Points
Manitoba
29/100 Points
New Brunswick
30/100 Points
Newfoundland and Labrador
17/100 Points
Nova Scotia
50/100 Points
Ontario
39/100 Points
Prince Edward Island
39/100 Points
Québec
48/100 Points
Saskatchewan
16/100 Points
Yukon
35/100 Points
1
British Columbia
2
Nova Scotia
3
Québec
4
Prince Edward Island
5
Ontario
6
Yukon
7
New Brunswick
8
Manitoba
9
Alberta
10
Newfoundland and Labrador
11
Saskatchewan
Download the Scorecard
Résumé du rapport (français)
Résumé du Québec (français)
Résumé du Nouveau-Brunswick (français)
Résumé du Manitoba (français)
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Efficiency Canada is the national voice for an energy efficient economy. We envision a future where Canada uses energy efficiency to its fullest potential. This means maximizing the benefits of energy efficiency resulting in a sustainable environment, a productive economy, and a just and equitable society.
Efficiency Canada is housed at Carleton University’s Sustainable Energy Research Centre, which is located on the traditional unceded territories of the Algonquin nation.