Energy management program
Since 2012 the City has cut its own energy use by almost 95 terajoules, saving more than $2.3 million.
The City upgrades its buildings, streetlights and equipment to use less energy, which lowers costs and emissions.
Completed projects
- LED streetlights, phases 1 and 2PDF
- Seniors’ Centre heating and ventilation upgradesPDF
- Library lighting and rooftop solarPDF
- Pool dehumidification at Western Financial PlacePDF
- LED pool lightingPDF
- LED parking lot lighting at Western Financial PlacePDF
- Kinsmen Arena lightingPDF
- RCMP building rooftop unitPDF
Energy studies have also been done for the airport terminal, Western Financial Place, the curling rink and the spray irrigation site.
At home
See climate readiness at home and residential energy conservation.
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