We have completed over 300 comprehensive energy
assessments for social housing units in collaboration with
the Kenora District Services Board, serving communities
across Kenora, Dryden, Ear Falls, Vermilion Bay, and Red
Lake. This large-scale project highlights our ability to deliver
efficient, high-quality energy services across Northwestern Ontario, even in remote
locations, with a strong focus on improving energy performance and long-term comfort in
affordable housing.

Cooperating with The District of Thunder Bay District Social
Service Administration Board to conduct some energy
assessment for social housings.

Collaboration for a Green and Equitable Future

The partnership between the District of Thunder Bay Social Services Administration Board (DSSAB) and Green Superior goes far beyond a simple collaboration — it is a strategic initiative to build sustainable, equitable, and climate-resilient communities. From children’s education to green housing solutions, this alliance has improved the lives of thousands in the Thunder Bay region.

We’ve conducted both initial and post energy assessments
for social housing in the Big Grassy First Nation community
in the middle of the winter, supporting long-term energy
efficiency.
Our work reflects a commitment to delivering quality service
in remote and Indigenous communities.

We also carried out energy assessments for Lac Seul First
Nation, covering three communities: Kejick Bay, Whitefish
Bay, and Frenchman’s Head — helping improve energy
efficiency across the region.

HER+, HRS AND HER program which are rebate program for
doing energy upgrade

Greener Homes Grant Program 0% loan for
energy renovations.