The Frame
Outcomes and Key Metrics
FOCUS ON: Building Retrofits
CIB tackling large source of GHG emissions with building retrofits program
PARTNERSHIPS
- Once built, the SMR will reduce carbon emissions by an average of 740 kilotonnes annually between 2029 and 2050
- Project will spearhead other Canadian SMR projects being considered in Saskatchewan, New Brunswick and Alberta
- Greater energy efficiency by electrifying the hotel’s energy sources and eliminating its reliance on the current steam-based systems
- Significant reduction in carbon emissions, with the aim of reducing the hotel’s emissions by more than 80 per cent
- To date, the CIB has committed more than $800 million toward building energy retrofits
- Greater energy efficiency by electrifying the hotel’s energy sources and eliminating its reliance on the current steam-based systems
- Significant reduction in carbon emissions, with the aim of reducing the hotel’s emissions by more than 80 per cent
- To date, the CIB has committed more than $800 million toward building energy retrofits
- Reduce carbon emissions by more than 80 per cent or approximately 2,000 tonnes annually
- Replace aged operating and heating systems for greater energy efficiency
- Transform the commercial space into a leading energy efficient and sustainable innovation hub
- Create a long-term reliable, efficient and cost-effective energy distribution network
- Expect to help reduce GHGs emissions by an average of 34,000 tonnes / year
- Provides residents with a reliable energy source
COMMUNITY OF CIB:
Sabaah Choudhary
Meet Sabaah, Manager, Corporate Planning and Reporting at the Canada Infrastructure Bank. Sabaah supports the team in developing quarterly financial reports and annual reports, which evaluate how we track our corporate goals and relays our strategic vision. Her work requires a healthy mix of creativity, determination and leadership.
But there is a particular file which she is most passionate about and occupies most of Sabaah’s time – our first-ever Sustainability and Impact Update.
Working on this project combines her passion for sustainable finance and strategy. As a tool for accountability and transparency, the Sustainability and Impact Update will outline how we are investing in a greener and brighter future for Canadians. It will detail how we are maximizing our impact and positive outcomes and will strive even further to become a leader in sustainability.
While working at a nimble and future-focused organization, Sabaah finds she can bring her entrepreneurial spirit and collaborative nature to the table. With every meeting, she tries to see outside the status quo to strive for better.
Sabaah’s passion for the environment can also be found in how she spends her free time – getting outside and into nature. To support her physical and mental health, Sabaah will always choose to travel by foot when given the choice.