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This Presolicitation opportunity from Government of Canada was posted on August 28, 2025. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

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NRCan - 5000089656International

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The Department of Natural Resources Canada is seeking a contractor for a project titled Beyond Energy Savings to investigate the non-energy benefits of energy efficiency initiatives within the Canadian industrial sector. The primary objective is to identify, analyze, and develop a new methodology to quantify benefits and potential negative impacts that are not as easily measured as direct energy cost savings. This methodology will be used to support future government initiatives and the dissemination of information to Canadian stakeholders. The selected contractor will be required to deliver a comprehensive report of their findings and provide a formal presentation to NRCan. This federal opportunity is managed by the Government of Canada and is focused on performance within the National Capital Region. Interested parties should refer to solicitation number NRCan - 5000089656 for further details regarding the submission process.

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NRCan seeks a contractor to quantify non-energy benefits of industrial energy efficiency initiatives.

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AgencyGovernment of Canada → Department of Natural Resources (NRCan)
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NRCan has a requirement to investigate the non-energy benefits of energy efficiency projects in the industrial sector in Canada. The contractor will deliver a report outlining the findings and deliver a presentation to NRCan. The study will identify, analyze and develop a new methodology to quantify when possible, the non-energy benefits of industrial energy efficiency investments that are not as easily quantifiable as energy cost savings. While the focus is on benefits, implying a positive impact, any negative impacts should also be considered. The methodology that NRCan is seeking will support NRCan’s future endeavors, which include but are not limited to, publishing or generating information for Canadians and Canadian stakeholders.

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