Brevifolia Consulting offers a full suite of advisory services to First Nations, communities and government / non-profit institutions:
Brevifolia Taxus is the Pacific Yew. It grows slowly and inconspicuously in the shade of large softwood species, and thus generally escapes logging. Its beautiful, hard wood was used by First Nations for bows and fishhooks, while its needles and bark have medicinal properties.
Ubiquitous in the Kootenays, it symbolizes the hardiness and ingenuity required to strive in a changing, uncertain world.
Brevifolia was founded in 2017, by Julien Lafaille.
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Renewable Energy
A trusted advisor from feasibility to commissioning. Solar, wind, bio-energy, offgrid, energy st...Project & Risk Management
We help you achieve your objectives and vision. Typical benefits from a successful project inclu...Energy Management & Housing Upgrades
Safe, healthy and energy-efficient homes: a key step on the path to renewable energy. Due to sys...Post-oil Preparedness
Building resiliency in an age of climate change & energy scarcity Climate change is upon us. The...
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Thoughts on renewable energy, technology and our relationship with the natural world.
Offgrid Renewable Energy: Forget Electric Heat
May 15, 2018
This PV array will not keep you warm.
Electric Heat: A Barrier to Renewable EnergyRenewable energy technologies, when integr
Solar-diesel project review and oversight – Xeni Gwet’in First Nation
February 24, 2018
The Xeni Gwet'in FN has been working to bring electrical service to all community households while reducing costs and environmental impacts for nearly a decade.... Find Us
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- 3944 Malina Rd, Nelson BC V1L6X6
- Phone: +604 220 2708
- Email: julien@brevifoliaconsulting.com
- www.brevifoliaconsulting.com