1. NB Climate Change Hub Advisory Committee Meeting October 1, 2008

2.  Baseline Awareness Study Results  Fall Awareness Campaign  $ave This House (TV Series)  Retail Training & Marketing Program  Community Outreach Agenda

3. Awareness Research Results Baseline Awareness Research Study Objectives: Measure attitudes towards Energy Efficiency and baseline measures of specific Energy Efficient Behaviors. Measure awareness of Efficiency NB and its overall mandate. Measure awareness of Efficiency NB’s programs/services. Key Findings: Saving money trumps the environment as the motivational factor behind energy efficient behaviour. Most people (79%) perceive that they are doing everything they can to be more energy efficient. Energy efficiency is not top-of-mind for most.

4. Awareness Research Results Key Findings: 50% of respondents are aware there are programs for energy audits and financial assistance available in New Brunswick. 7% of respondents mentioned Efficiency on an unaided basis. 25% of respondents where aware of Efficiency NB through aided prompting. Youth were less informed about energy efficiency. Biggest barriers for NBers to be more energy efficient were: Lack of information Cost associated with being more energy efficient

5. Objective – Energy Efficiency Awareness Campaign focused on awareness of Existing Homes Program and Efficiency NB. Activities: :30 English and French “Leaky House” David Suzuki Ad 6 occurrences in all major dailies, 4 occurrences in weeklies :30 radio ads – provincial reach English and French web ads on The Weather Network and Mateo Media Web Badge on GNB and key stakeholders (i.e. Utilities) driving traffic to campaign homepage on newly redesigned website Fall Awareness Campaign

6. Blocking Chart: Fall Awareness Campaign

8. Rogers TV 6 Part Series: English & French Episode Titles: 1 – How Does Your House Measure up? 2 – Basements 3 – Walls & Attics 4 – Doors & Windows 5 – Heating Systems 6 – Solar & Renewables $ave This House – Rogers TV Series

9. Efficiency NB is launching an exciting province-wide consumer education program to improve awareness of the Energy Efficiency Upgrades program and to increase sales of more energy efficient products. Retail Training and Marketing Where – Home Improvement Retailers across New Brunswick What – Promoting our Residential Energy Efficiency Programs How – Staff training provided at no cost to retailers and in-store signage. When – Beginning this fall/winter

10. Objective: Establish partnerships and provide our support to communities to help them organize a successful campaign with specific objectives that will have a sustainable impact on energy efficient practices of residents and businesses in the area. Community Outreach Community Campaign Energy Efficiency Launches: Belledune – Sept 18 Bathurst – Oct 18

11. Communication Tools for Communities Ongoing and upcoming projects: –Co-marketing package for “active” communities –New Website – feature community success stories –Community Booth Engagements

12. Public Education Tools for Communities Ongoing and upcoming projects: –Home Energy Survey Pilot (school and youth group activity) –Community Presentations –Community Workshops – Jan/Feb –Contractor Training – Jan/Feb –Dollars to $ense Workshops – October/March

13. “Energy Smart” Municipalities Miramichi Rexton Minto Perth-Andover Grande Anse Belledune Cambridge-Narrows Dorchester Pacquetville Port Elgin Saint John Salisbury Dalhousie Quispamsis Sackville St Andrews Sussex Woodstock Meductic Saint-Louis-de-Kent Fredericton

14. Coming soon… Investing in Energy Efficiency: "A Strategic Approach to Sustainable Communities" Efficiency NB will develop a framework to help municipalities build a business case around energy efficiency investments. The proposed model will assist decision makers in demonstrating how the returns from strategic investments in energy efficiency can provide a solution to: your infrastructure needs, fund future projects and, reduce your environmental footprint.