The 2024–2029 Energy Conservation and Demand Management Plan outlines a clear path to reduce energy use, utility costs, and GHG emissions across Town facilities. The Plan provides strategic guidance to improve operational performance, support data-driven capital planning, and prioritize facility upgrades that deliver the greatest environmental and financial benefits.
Corporate Energy Plan (CEP)
The CEP focuses on providing direction to Town’s facilities and fleets, to ensure optimal operational efficiency, educated decision making in capital planning, while investing in facility upgrades to achieve GHG reductions and highest returns on investment.
The 2019 Corporate Energy Consumption and Activities Report provides an overview of the Town’s energy consumption and GHG emissions, and outlines activities taken to 2019 to address energy and emissions at the Town.
Corporate Energy
Corporate energy in a TOHH refers to the strategies and actions taken by the municipal government to manage and reduce energy consumption within its own operations. This includes energy used in municipal buildings, facilities, and infrastructure, as well as by municipal fleets and equipment. The goal is to improve energy efficiency, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and support broader sustainability and climate action goals.
Community Energy
Community energy in a TOHH refers to local energy projects and initiatives that are owned, developed, and managed by the community, often in collaboration with the local government. These projects aim to increase the use of renewable energy, improve energy efficiency, and enhance local energy resilience. Here are some key aspects of community energy.