Policy Letter: MbEN joins over 130 organizations to call for meaningful investment in energy efficiency and energy poverty prevention for low-income Canadians

MbEN joins over 130 organizations to call for meaningful investment in energy efficiency and energy poverty prevention for low-income Canadians

MbEN has signed on to a letter to the Ministers of Finance, Natural Resources, and Energy Efficiency that calls for a multifaceted approach to alleviating energy poverty in Canada. Affordable access to energy is a basic human right and is all too often out of reach for vulnerable communities. Canada must include the 2.8 million households experiencing energy poverty in the 2022 budget.