In the Southern Interior, communities and organizations came together for an energetic dialogue on renewable energy like wind, solar and hydro.
By Sally Childs
BC Hydro is providing $1.8 million over the next three years to CEA—the single-largest investment in CEA’s history—to enable local capacity-building and energy-efficiency implementations across BC.
On Vancouver Island, communities and organizations came together for an energetic dialogue on renewable energy like wind, % solar and hydro.
CEA’s Megan Lohmann leads a discussion about renewable energy in the Wood Innovation Design Centre, Prince George. Summary of a conversation prior to the kick-off of the BC Natural Resources Forum January…
The Climate & Energy Action Awards celebrate municipalities, regional districts, and Indigenous communities in BC working to advance actions related to climate and energy in their communities. Do you know…
CEA Announces 2023 Climate & Energy Action Award Winners A FireSmart program in the Okanagan, an on-demand transit service in Powell River, a program to retrofit community buildings in a…
The call for nominations is now open! Nominate your community today for a Climate & Energy Action Award. Download the application form below and follow the listed steps. The deadline…
“It all comes back to talking to people in the language they will understand and hit them where their heart is. It’s not selling out or tricking them; each person…
Victoria, Saanich, West Vancouver, Kamloops, the Lhoosk’uz Dené Nation, and the First Nations Leadership Council were all recognized for outstanding community leadership in climate action during the annual Climate &…
View a panel that explored options for how local governments can work together to leverage funds and capacity, and achieve greater emission reductions than by working alone. In each case,…
