1,050

Projects completed

$203.9M

Estimated lifetime energy savings

174

Municipal authorities reached

1,415

Clean energy jobs


The Municipal Climate Change Action Centre provides funding, technical assistance, and education to municipalities and community-related organizations, helping them lower energy costs, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and improve climate resilience. 

Community Energy Conservation Program

Receive funding to install energy efficiency retrofits in your municipal facilities. Now accepting applications.

Municipal Electricity Generation Program

Save on energy costs and reduce your environmental impact by generating electricity on-site in your municipality. Now accepting applications.

Municipal Energy Manager Program

Apply for funding to support an energy manager in your municipality.

St. Paul Curling Rink Furnace Retrofit – Town of St. Paul

OVERVIEW As part of the Action Centre’s Community Energy Conservation Program, the Town of St. Paul has replaced three outdated furnaces with more energy efficient models. The new furnaces were…

Millview Recreation Complex Arena Liner – Village of Boyle

Overview  As a part of the Community Energy Conservation (CEC) program, the Village of Boyle has received a grant towards the purchase of a reusable arena sheet liner for the…

Lakeland Métis Community Association – Climate Resilience Action Plan  

Through extensive community interviews, Lakeland Métis Community Association completed a Climate Resilience Action Plan.

Hamlet of Exshaw in Bighorn County

Celebrating Climate Resilience

As the Municipal Climate Change Action Centre marks the official closure of the Climate Resilience Capacity Building (CRCB) Program, we are looking back at some of the program results and…

Empowering Municipal Staff to Manage Energy

The Municipal Electricity Generation Program (MEG) provides rebates to Alberta municipalities to install grid-connected alternative electricity generation systems like solar or combined heat and power units on municipally owned facilities or land.

Generate your own power with the new Municipal Electricity Generation Program

The Municipal Electricity Generation Program (MEG) provides rebates to Alberta municipalities to install grid-connected alternative electricity generation systems like solar or combined heat and power units on municipally owned facilities or land.

Four municipalities selected to participate in the Roving Energy Manager Program

The Roving Energy Manager program offers free energy management services and funding for project implementation to support these communities in navigating the complex energy efficiency landscape.

Back by Popular Demand: The Municipal Energy Manager Program

Municipalities now have access to funding to hire a dedicated municipal energy manager. Energy managers develop energy management plans, implement energy-saving opportunities, and drive tangible energy and GHG reductions in their municipalities.