DRC CEIP Platform
Comprehensive Strategy, Architecture & Stakeholder Journey Artifacts
Program Overview
Deep Retrofit Capital (DRC) is a ministerially-designated Clean Energy Improvement Program (CEIP) Program Administrator for all property types across all Alberta jurisdictions. Operating under Ministerial Order 16/2025, DRC facilitates the full lifecycle of clean energy improvement financing—from property owner enrollment and contractor qualification through municipal bylaw adoption, project assessment, capital deployment, and long-term program reporting.
The DRC CEIP Platform is the unified digital infrastructure that orchestrates these multi-stakeholder workflows, ensuring regulatory compliance, transparent capital flows, and measurable environmental outcomes across residential, commercial, farm, and non-designated industrial properties.
Strategy & Architecture Artifacts
Explore the complete set of platform strategy documents, system architecture blueprints, and interactive stakeholder journey maps.
UX Strategy
Stakeholder personas, information architecture, interaction design principles, and accessibility standards for all six stakeholder types across the CEIP lifecycle.
View UX Strategy →Product Strategy
Platform roadmap, objectives and key results (OKRs), feature prioritization, and execution tracking across a 6-month delivery timeline.
View Product Strategy →Engineering Strategy
System architecture, domain model, integration patterns, data flows, security framework, and infrastructure deployment topology.
View Engineering Strategy →Sequence Diagrams
Interactive 5-phase program lifecycle diagrams illustrating system interactions, API flows, and stakeholder touchpoints at each stage.
View Diagrams →Stakeholder Journey
Animated end-to-end journey maps for each of the six stakeholder types, showing every interaction, decision point, and system touchpoint.
View Journeys →Government Concerns Response
Point-by-point response to all concerns identified in the Government of Alberta's due diligence review of DRC's program administrator application.
View Response →Stakeholder Ecosystem
The DRC CEIP Platform serves six distinct stakeholder groups, each with unique workflows, compliance requirements, and information needs.
Property Type Coverage
DRC is authorized to administer CEIP financing across all property classifications in Alberta, with assessment limits and annual caps tailored to each type.
| Property Type | Classification | Max Assessment | Annual Cap | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Residential | Single-family, Multi-family, Condos | $50,000 | $100 / year | Residential |
| Commercial | Office, Retail, Mixed-use | $1,000,000 | $500 / year | Commercial |
| Farm | Agricultural properties | $300,000 | $200 / year | Farm |
| Non-Designated Industrial | Light industrial, Warehousing | $1,000,000 | $500 / year | Industrial |
5-Phase Program Lifecycle
Every CEIP engagement follows a structured five-phase lifecycle, from initial onboarding through long-term program management and reporting.