列治文市緊急通報系統 Richmond BC Alert - Emergency Notification System

The new Emergency Notification System was launched in May 2021

https://www.richmond.ca/safety/prepare/notify-me.htm

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如果你居住或工作在卑詩省列治文市，並希望在發生緊急災難時，可以即時收到列治文市政府發出的免費緊急信息，請立刻登入以下市政府官方網站，以英文登記你的姓名、地址(先入街號，再入街名，然後選單位號數)、電話和電郵，和家人的電話和電郵，所有資料絕對保密，市政府不會濫發垃圾電郵。 www.richmond.ca/safety/prepare/notify-me.htm 亦可直接進入登記專頁 www.richmondbcalert.ca 

上述登記以地址為單位，請你在搬家後，再次登入將整個舊地址資料删除，以新地址從新登記，以免新業主或租客不能登記，如有查詢請致電604-233-3333，謝謝合作。請立刻登記，並轉發給你居住在列治文市的親友們。

在緊急情況下  In the Event of an Emergency:

—接收最新公告 Follow up-to-the-minute bulletins

—按指示走下一步 Find out what to do next

—獲取實時更新 Get updates in real-time

—了解和迴避風險 Know the risks and how to avoid them

—計劃留在安全的地方 Plan to stay safe

選擇您的接收方式  Choose how you would like to receive updates:

—電話 Phone x 6,

—短信 Text x 1,

—電子郵件 Email x 2

—傳真 Fax x 1

您只會在緊急情況下收到通知。

You will only receive notifications in the event of an emergency.

更多有關災難緊急通報系統的網站：

• 加拿大的緊急警報系統 https://www.alertready.ca/ (在手機上按地區自動發放，毋需登記)
• 至於卑詩省政府亦提供官方網站發報災難繄急资訊：www.emergencyinfobc.gov.bc.ca (必须網站上查看)
• 北岸緊急災難管理(向西温，北温市，和北温區域三市提供服務)，亦有設立電話、短訊和電郵的 RapidNotify 緊急通報系統，登記請到NSEM網站 www.nsem.info/get-prepared/sign-emergency-notifications (必须登記)

暫時大温地區只有列治文，西温及北温有用電話、電郵及短訊的緊急通報系統，但所有市政府都有災難的緊急應變計劃刊登載在官方網站上，並鼓勵市民參加免費講座，學習與家人如何應變，更不時招募義工受訓加入防災隊伍，詳情請登入各級政府官方網站的災難繄急應變资訊：

• 加拿大 www.getprepared.gc.ca 
• 卑詩省 www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/safety/emergency-preparedness-response-recovery/preparedbc
• 列治文 www.richmond.ca/safety/prepare.htm 
• 温哥華 www.vancouver.ca/home-property-development/public-safety.aspx 
• 本拿比 www.burnaby.ca/city-services/public-safety/emergency-program.html 
• 西北温 www.westvancouver.ca/home-building-property/home-safety 
• 高貴林 www.coquitlam.ca/public-safety/emergency-preparedness/response-programs.aspx 
• 素里 www.surrey.ca/city-services/707.aspx 
• 三角洲 www.delta.ca/services/public-safety/emergency-preparedness 
• 其他加拿大任何城市的市政府網站，請嘗試用以下域名登入 ：城市的英文名稱後面再加上.ca 例如多倫多是 www.toronto.ca 然後再查找 emergency 就可以找到防災資料

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EnerGuide rating 0-100 scale

EnerGuide rating 0-100 scale

Natural Resources Canada is working with partners as they prepare to adopt updates to the EnerGuide rating scale and other rating system components by province and territory across the country.  During this transition period, provinces and territories will continue to use the 0-100 scale until they are ready to adopt the new gigajoules per year scale. Learn more about what's changing.

When you have an EnerGuide evaluation completed for your home, you will receive an evaluation report, rating and a label. These products were derived from information collected by your energy advisor during the evaluation after being entered into NRCan’s modelling software which calculates the home’s EnerGuide rating.

EnerGuide rating

The EnerGuide rating is a snapshot of the home’s energy performance at the time of the evaluation.

It is the energy efficiency score of your home and it ranges between 0and 100.

The more efficient a house, the higher the rating number:

0 represents a house with major air leakage, no insulation and high fuel consumption. In other words, a house with poor energy efficiency and high utility costs.

100 represents an airtight and well-insulated house where energy purchased and energy generated, through renewable sources, is equal. Also called a ‘net-zero’ home.

See how your home measures below:

House Characteristics	Typical ERS Rating
Existing house not upgraded	0 to 50
Upgraded existing house	51 to 65
Energy-efficient upgraded existing house	66 to 74
New house built to building code standards without energy requirements	70 to 76
New house built to building code standards containing energy requirements	77 to 80
Energy efficient new house	81 to 85
High-performance, energy efficient new house	86 to 99
Net zero house (energy purchased and energy generated, through renewable sources, is equal)	100

Since only the house is rated and is not based on the number of occupants or how they use it, the energy simulation software uses a set of standardized operating conditions to evaluate the house.

The Standard Operating Conditions allow for comparisons of all houses so you get an objective measure to compare your house to another in your region. The EnerGuide rating is not just a number; it provides details on your house that you can’t get elsewhere such as how your home’s energy use compares to other homes in Canada.

The rating assumes a standard number of occupants and energy use patterns. The values are:

• four occupants (two adults and two children) who are present 50 percent of the time;
• a temperature set-point of 21°C for the main and upper floors and 19°C for the basement;
• a consumption of 225 litres of domestic hot water per day;
• an electricity consumption for lighting and appliances of 24 kilowatt hours (kWh) per day; and
• a total minimum monthly average ventilation rate of 0.30 air change per hour during the heating season, including natural air infiltration and mechanical ventilation.

EnerGuide label

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After the evaluation is performed for your home, an EnerGuide label will be affixed to your electrical panel.

If you decide to do a follow-up EnerGuide home evaluation after you complete energy efficiency upgrades in your home, you will also receive a new rating and a label.

EnerGuide evaluation report

The evaluation report is your roadmap to help you save energy.

The evaluation report provides you with your EnerGuide rating and a home energy action checklist with recommended retrofits to improve the energy efficiency of your home.

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