Environment and Climate Change Energy Conservation in City Facilities Environment and Climate ChangeSection Menu In this section Environment and Climate ChangeEnvironmental Master Plan Documents and ReportsGrow Green Action PlanOur Performance Community Energy and Emissions Reduction Plan Community Task ForceBuilders and DevelopersBusinesses and IndustryResources and ReportsIndustrial SectorNGOs, Non-Profits, and InstitutionsFrequently Asked QuestionsResidents Brampton Eco Park Strategy What is Brampton Eco Park?Get InvolvedJefferson, Jordan, and Jayfield ParksEastbourne ParkNorton Place Park Grass and Weed Cutting By-law UpdateDon't Mow, Let It GrowGet InvolvedGrow Green NetworkConserving Energy at HomeBattery Recycling Centre for Community Energy Transformation Frequently Asked QuestionsMeetings and EventsReports and ResourcesAdvisory Task Force Plans and StrategiesPrograms and InitiativesProtecting Natural Heritage SystemsGrow Green Awards Awards WinnersAwards CategoriesRecognition Program Etobicoke Creek Wetlands Enhancement ProjectCECDMPCurrently selected Page ContentOntario Regulation 25/23 (which has replaced O.Reg. 507/18) is a regulation which requires public agencies, such as municipalities, to annually report their GHG emissions and to develop an energy conservation and demand management plan.This Corporate Energy Conservation and Demand Management Plan provides an overview of the City's current emissions and outlines a strategy to diminish its corporate contribution to GHG emissions. The goal is to achieve a reduction of 40-45% in emissions by 2030 (compared to a 2010 baseline) and ultimately attain net zero emissions by 2050.2024-2029 Energy Conservation and Demand Management Plan2024-2029 Energy Conservation and Demand Management Plan - Executive Summary2019-2024 Energy Conservation and Demand Management Plan
