EcoPilot Listed on Canada’s GPPT
ABOUT THE GPPT
The Green Public Procurement Tool (GPPT) is a publicly available, searchable, green products database developed by Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC) through collaboration with suppliers and our stakeholders. The GPPT enables procurement professionals and their clients to make informed purchasing decisions on environmentally preferable and clean technology products and facilitates the procurement of environmentally preferable and clean technology products by PSPC and its client departments, as well as by any interested user. The GPPT pilot is a step by the Government of Canada to leverage its purchasing power to deliver on environmental and economic objectives.
EcoPilot is now officially listed on the Green Public Procurement Tool (GPPT), a publicly accessible database developed by Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC) to support sustainable procurement decisions.
View EcoPilot on the GPPT → HERE
This listing makes EcoPilot easier for organizations to discover when evaluating technologies and solutions that can support building energy efficiency, energy transition, and sustainability strategies.
What Is the Green Public Procurement Tool?
The Green Public Procurement Tool (GPPT) is a publicly accessible database designed to help organizations identify products, services, and technologies that can support more sustainable procurement decisions.
The tool was developed by Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC) as a resource for organizations looking to incorporate environmental considerations into procurement.
For organizations evaluating solutions related to building performance, energy efficiency, and sustainability, the GPPT provides another way to discover technologies that may support their environmental objectives.
What Does EcoPilot’s GPPT Listing Mean?
EcoPilot’s inclusion in the Green Public Procurement Tool means that EcoPilot is officially listed as a solution within a Canadian public resource for sustainable procurement.
For organizations researching technologies to support building energy management and efficiency, the listing provides an additional way to find and evaluate EcoPilot as part of their procurement research.
In practical terms, EcoPilot’s GPPT listing helps:
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Increase discoverability among organizations researching sustainable solutions
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Connect EcoPilot with procurement teams evaluating energy and efficiency technologies
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Support organizations looking for technology to advance building energy strategies
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Make EcoPilot easier to identify through a publicly accessible Canadian procurement resource
Why Is Sustainable Procurement Important for Buildings?
Buildings are a critical part of the energy transition. Organizations seeking to reduce energy consumption, improve building performance, and advance sustainability goals need access to reliable building data and actionable insights.
Sustainable procurement can help organizations identify technologies that align with these objectives.
EcoPilot is designed to help make building energy data more accessible and actionable, supporting organizations as they work toward more efficient and sustainable buildings.
How Does EcoPilot Support Building Energy Efficiency?
EcoPilot helps organizations turn building data into information that can support energy efficiency and building performance decisions.
By making building energy information more accessible and actionable, EcoPilot can help organizations better understand how their buildings are performing and identify opportunities to improve efficiency.
This makes EcoPilot relevant to organizations developing strategies around:
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Building energy efficiency
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Energy management
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Building performance
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Energy transition
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Sustainability
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Operational efficiency
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Data-driven building improvements
Who Can Use the Green Public Procurement Tool?
The GPPT is publicly accessible, making it a resource for organizations and professionals researching sustainable procurement options.
Potential users include:
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Public-sector organizations
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Procurement professionals
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Sustainability teams
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Energy managers
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Building owners and operators
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Facility managers
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Organizations developing energy-efficiency strategies
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Organizations evaluating technologies that support sustainability objectives
Frequently Asked Questions About EcoPilot and the GPPT
Is EcoPilot listed on the Green Public Procurement Tool?
Yes. EcoPilot is now officially listed on the Green Public Procurement Tool (GPPT), a publicly accessible database developed by Public Services and Procurement Canada to support sustainable procurement decisions.
What is the GPPT?
The Green Public Procurement Tool (GPPT) is a publicly accessible resource developed by Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC) to help organizations identify solutions that can support sustainable procurement.
Who developed the Green Public Procurement Tool?
The Green Public Procurement Tool was developed by Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC).
Why is EcoPilot listed on the GPPT?
EcoPilot is listed on the GPPT as a clean technology that can be discovered by organizations researching solutions related to sustainability, energy efficiency, and the energy transition.
What does EcoPilot do?
EcoPilot is an AI-powered platform designed to optimize energy use, reduce carbon emissions, and support sustainability initiatives for businesses and buildings. Cloud-based autonomous HVAC optimization; writes control adjustments back to the BAS every 3 minutes. Instead of replacing existing infrastructure, the AI is a digital overlay, meaning you do not need to rip out your existing controllers, rewire sensors, or replace your physical Building Automation System (BAS) front-end. Instead, the AI connects directly to your existing system to read data and send optimization commands.
How can EcoPilot support sustainable buildings?
EcoPilot can support sustainable building strategies by helping organizations make building energy information more accessible and actionable. Better access to building data can help organizations identify opportunities to improve energy performance and efficiency.
Does the GPPT make EcoPilot easier to discover?
Yes. Because the GPPT is publicly accessible, EcoPilot’s inclusion provides another discovery channel for organizations researching technologies and solutions that can support sustainable procurement and energy-efficiency objectives.
A Step Forward for More Accessible Building Energy Data
The energy transition requires better information.
Organizations need to understand how buildings use energy, where opportunities for improvement exist, and which technologies can help turn information into action.
EcoPilot’s inclusion in Canada’s Green Public Procurement Tool is another step toward making building energy technology easier to discover for organizations working toward more efficient and sustainable buildings.
We’re proud to be included in a public resource designed to support more sustainable procurement decisions.
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Recognized as a Sustainable Procurement Solution
EcoPilot is listed on the Green Public Procurement Tool (GPPT), a publicly accessible database developed by Public Services and Procurement Canada.
View EcoPilot on the GPPT → HERE