Stage 1: Readiness Review
A current-state incentive analysis applied to a building's existing site documents, producing a prioritized retrofit roadmap that is aligned to equipment lifecycle, reserve fund cycles, and the provincial Zero Carbon Step Code trajectory.
- Who it's for
- Owners and property managers of British Columbia multi-residential high-rise strata properties and commercial buildings. Particularly useful for owners holding an existing technical study (BCA, audit, capital plan, decarbonization roadmap) that is 12 months or older and whose incentive analysis no longer reflects the current program landscape.
- Engagement length
- 4 to 6 weeks per asset.
- What's delivered
- Current-state incentive analysis across CleanBC, BC Hydro Power Smart 2.0, FortisBC, federal Clean Tech ITC, and applicable City of Vancouver programs
- Prioritized retrofit roadmap aligned to equipment lifecycle and reserve fund cycles
- Refresh of stale incentive analysis sitting inside existing third-party technical studies
- Capital and emissions trajectory anchored on the provincial Zero Carbon Step Code (Level 3 by 2027 and Level 4 by 2030 for lower-mainland and coastal climate zones; slower trajectory for interior zones)
- Plain-language summary written for owners, boards, and strata councils
- Regulatory and program hooks
- Provincial Zero Carbon Step Code trajectory (CleanBC Review, Minister Boyle letter to mayor and council 2026-05-19)
- BC Energy Step Code adoption schedules at the local-authority level
- BC Hydro Power Smart 2.0 program eligibility and incentive stacking rules
- CleanBC program status, including the Custom and Custom-Lite pause, and FortisBC HVAC and controls incentives
- Federal Clean Tech Investment Tax Credit interactions with provincial utility rebates
- City of Vancouver Annual Greenhouse Gas and Energy Limits By-law (status under active municipal review as of May 2026; monitored, not assumed)