Success Stories
Every community and every project, regardless of size, holds the potential to achieve real savings and real change.
Municipalities across Alberta are cutting costs, reducing emissions and strengthening their resilience. Your community can too! Discover how projects are benefiting a city, town, village, municipal district or county near you. These success stories are a catalyst for climate positivity – filter to find your fit!
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Bentley Arena Low-Emissivity Ceiling and Lighting Upgrade – Town of Bentley
The Town of Bentley completed a low-emissivity ceiling and LED lighting upgrade throughout the Bentley Arena with the support of the Community Energy Conservation Program.
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Garth Veale Arena and Magrath Pool Tankless Hot Water Upgrade – Town of Magrath
The Town of Magrath completed a tankless hot water upgrade throughout the Garth Veale and Magrath Pool with the support of the Community Energy Conservation Program.
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Beaudry Place Lighting and Controls Upgrade – City of St. Albert
The City of St. Albert completed an LED lighting and controls upgrade throughout Beaudry Place with the support of the Community Energy Conservation Program.
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Public Works Shop Solar PV System – County of Warner
The County of Warner completed a roof-top solar project on the Public Works Shop to generate onsite electricity.
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Scott Seaman Sports Rink Solar PV System – Foothills County
Foothills County completed a roof-top solar project on the Scott Seaman Sports Rink as a part of a larger energy efficiency and onsite electricity generation project.
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Municipal Energy Manager – Town of Devon
The Town of Devon received $180,000 in grant proceeds to offset the salary of a municipal energy manager.
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Red Deer City Hall Lighting Upgrade – City of Red Deer
The City of Red Deer completed an LED lighting install across the Red Deer City Hall with the support of the Community Energy Conservation Program.
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Roving Energy Manager – Village of Clyde
The Village of Clyde participated in the Roving Energy Manager (REM) Program to better understand municipal energy consumption
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Roving Energy Manager – Lac Ste. Anne County
Lac Ste. Anne County participated in the Roving Energy Manager (REM) Program to improve their understanding of municipal energy consumption
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Municipal Energy Manager – Town of Rocky Mountain House
The Town of Rocky Mountain House received $76,968.48 in grant proceeds to offset the salary of a municipal energy manager.
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Roving Energy Manager – Town of Onoway
The Town of Onoway participated in the Roving Energy Manager (REM) Program to better understand municipal energy consumption, identify energy-saving opportunities, and build the knowledge needed to support future energy management initiatives.
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Sheep River Library Solar PV System – Town of Diamond Valley
The Town of Diamond Valley completed a roof-top solar project on the Sheep River Library, representing a major step in the Town’s commitment to sustainability.
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