Projects in Alberta
Communities in Alberta have taken significant strides to act on climate change. CEA has had the opportunity to support several projects in Alberta and has seen the impact this work can have on creating connected, healthy, and resilient communities. Take a look at some of the projects we’ve been involved in over the years and some of our emerging projects.
Scaling Up Climate Action in Alberta Municipalities
Emerging Projects
EVenture EV Charging Network
Policy Tool for Decarbonizing New Construction
What we've done so far...
Past Projects
Peaks to Prairies Electric Vehicle Charging Network
Small-scale Biomass District Heating Handbook
Alberta Local Government Climate Action Funding Guides
City of Calgary CEEP
Do you have questions about how we can help your community plan climate and energy actions?
Our People
Prior to joining CEA Robyn Webb was part of the City of Edmonton's Energy Transition Team for 6+ years. Robyn led program focused on community mobilization on climate through Green Leagues and EcoCity Edmonton and designed and managed the City of Edmonton’s efforts to decarbonize existing homes through the Change Homes for Climate program.
Prior to joining CEA, Danielle Wiess was a sustainability professional, with over a dozen years in the energy sector. She completed research and analysis to develop corporate sustainability strategies and led programs focused on employee mobilization on sustainability. Her experience includes project management, GHG inventories and engagement activities.
Prior to joining CEA, Jessica spent 15 years between the Environmental Affairs and Community Investment departments at ENMAX. She worked alongside business units and community organizations to develop programs focused on energy conservation and efficiency, renewable energy technologies and energy poverty.
Prior to joining CEA, Tami worked in Alberta’s private and public sectors advancing climate action within organizations and through client projects. She also worked to promote green energy options to consumers through Bullfrog Power. As a Director-at-Large and Chair of the Institutional, Commercial, & Industrial (ICI) Committee with the Recycling Council of Alberta, Tami participated in policy development, education, and information sharing to engage Alberta Communities in waste-reduction, re-use, and recycling.
