No community and no project is too big or too small to see real savings and real change.
Many Alberta municipalities have participated in our programs. These municipalities have received funding to implement energy-saving initiatives and reduce greenhouse gas emissions —and you can too! Learn more about how each project has saved money, saved energy, reduced greenhouse gas emissions, and more. From cities and towns, to villages, counties, and municipal districts—filter to find successful projects.
Electric Vehicles for Municipalities
Town of Vulcan
As part of the Electric Vehicles for Municipalities program the Town of Vulcan purchased and received a $50,000.00 rebate to help cover the $167,000.00 cost of a new Olympia IceBear electric ice resurfacer. The new electric ice resurfacer will be used in the Vulcan and District Arena.
Electric Vehicles for Municipalities
City of Leduc
As part of the Electric Vehicles for Municipalities program the City of Leduc purchased, and received a $7,000.00 rebate to help offset the $41,199.00 cost for a new Ford Escape Plug-In Hybrid Electric Vehicle (PHEV). The new Ford Escape will be used by the City’s safety codes officer, in the building and inspection services department.
Electric Vehicles for Municipalities
Town of Canmore
As part of the Electric Vehicles for Municipalities program the Town of Canmore purchased three new fully electric vehicles to add to their municipal fleet. The Town received a total rebate of $42,000.00 ($14,000.00 per vehicle) for two new Hyundai Kona’s and Chevrolet Bolt.
Electric for Municipalities Program
Village of Mannville
The Village of Mannville took part in the Electric Vehicles for Municipalities (EVM) program by purchasing 14 new fully electric FTR golf carts, to be used at the municipal golf course. Through the EVM program, the Village received a $41,916.00 rebate to help offset the total project cost.
Electric Vehicles for Municipalities
Town of Didsbury
The Town of Didsbury recently purchased a new electric Zamboni through the Electric Vehicles for Municipalities Program. The $50,000 rebate through the EVM Program made this a fiscally responsible decision.
Electric Vehicles for Municipalities
City of Camrose
As part of the Electric Vehicles for Municipalities program the City of Camrose purchased a new Olympia Millenium electric ice resurfacer to add their fleet. The City received a total rebate of $49,350.00 for the new ice resurfacer.
Electric Vehicles for Municipalities
Town of Taber
As part of the Electric Vehicles for Municipalities program the Town of Taber received a new electric Zamboni to be used within their municipal recreation center. The Town received a total rebate of $42,405.00 for the new Zamboni.
Electric Vehicles for Municipalities
City of Lethbridge
As part of the Electric Vehicles for Municipalities program the City of Lethbridge has purchased a Ford E-Transit cargo van. The City received $14,000 through the EVM program to help offset the purchase cost.
Electric Vehicles for Municipalities
City of Lethbridge
As part of the Electric Vehicles for Municipalities program the City of Lethbridge have acquired an electric Polaris Ranger as well as a Chevrolet Bolt. The two EVs will be used for a variety of purposes at the Waste & Recycling Centre.
Electric Vehicles for Municipalities
Town of Slave Lake
As part of the Electric Vehicles for Municipalities program the Town of Slave Lake purchased a new fully electric Subaru Solterra. The MCCAC provided a $14,000 rebate to help the municipality purchase the new vehicle.