Community Energy Association (CEA) undertook a short survey of local governments between May 14th and May 19th 2021 to provide a timely, independent assessment of how local governments have used…
What are the key ways the Province can support BC local governments to take action on climate change? In collaboration with BCMCLC, CEA created a document to inform all 2020…
The Community Energy Association, BC Hydro, FortisBC, the Province of BC, the Real Estate Foundation of BC, and the Union of BC Municipalities are pleased to present the outstanding applications…
We are thrilled that funding was announced today for two electric vehicle networks we support – mid-island and Charge North. Charge North Ready, Set, Charge! Today the provincial and federal…
We have been collaborative, quiet advocates, and trusted independent advisors since our founding in 1995. We remain laser focused and deeply committed to guiding communities through bold and globally impactful…
The COVID-19 pandemic is not like any other recession. Job losses have been steeper & deeper and have been felt most in specific industries and by certain demographics. So as…
CEA is pleased to release the 2020 edition of Funding Your Community Energy and Climate Change Initiatives: A Funding Guide for BC Local Governments. It features more than 40 funding…
With support from FortisBC and Sitka Foundation, CEA is pleased to release this practical guide for local governments and policy makers on commercial transportation market transformation.
Hosted by the Community Energy Association with support from the Regional District of Central Kootenay, City of Nelson and the City of Castlegar, this is a workshop for builders, tradespeople,…
Summary for Local Governments and Call for Engagement The Province of BC is developing a strategy for clean growth and is seeking feedback from local governments and others on the…
