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View the City of Vaughan's 2013 Energy Consumption Report.
View the City of Vaughan's 2014 Energy Consumption Report.
View the City of Vaughan's 2015 Energy Consumption Report.
View the City of Vaughan's 2016 Energy Consumption Report.
View the City of Vaughan's 2017 Energy Consumption Report
View the City of Vaughan's 2018 Energy Consumption Report
The EMP strives to achieve several objectives aligned with O. Reg. 507/18 and Green Directions Vaughan (Vaughan's Community Sustainability Master). These objectives include to:
View the City of Vaughan's 2014 Energy Conservation and Demand Management Plan.
View the City of Vaughan's updated EMP, 2019-2024.
A Municipal Energy Plan (MEP) is a comprehensive long-term plan designed to improve energy efficiency, reduce energy use and mitigate climate-changing greenhouse gas emissions. Municipal Energy Plans work to foster a community culture of energy conservation while helping to plan ahead for future development, land use planning, growth planning, and energy generation and transmission infrastructure. MEPs help to outline options for local clean and renewable energy generation, and work to support economic development by more effectively addressing local energy needs now and for the future.
Municipal Energy Planning in Vaughan
Vaughan's MEP builds on the recently completed Community Climate Action Plan, leveraging the process and partnerships to advance a comprehensive approach to community energy planning and conservation as outlined in Green Directions Vaughan, the City's Community Sustainability and Environmental Master Plan. Demonstrating leadership, Vaughan will be one of the first municipalities to leverage its Community Climate Action Plan into a comprehensive Municipal Energy Plan, setting an example for other jurisdictions to follow.
The Process: Creating the Municipal Energy Plan
Our Stakeholder Advisory Group The Stakeholder Advisory Group (SAG) engages over a dozen different stakeholders from a variety of sectors representing energy users and distributors, land use planning and development, buildings and built form, as well as transportation. The SAG served as a non-political advisory committee providing ongoing input and advice that contributed to the development of the MEP. The SAG met six times over the course of the 2014-2015 year to discuss goals, analysis, actions, targets, integration and implementation of the MEP.
MEP Stakeholder Advisory Group Terms of Reference MEP Stakeholder Advisory Group Meeting #1 Agenda MEP Stakeholder Meeting #1 Presentation MEP Stakeholder Advisory Group Meeting #1 Summary MEP Stakeholder Advisory Group Meeting #2 Agenda MEP Stakeholder Advisory Group Meeting #2 Summary
View the City of Vaughan's Municipal Energy Plan
Initiatives arising from the Municipal Energy Plan will work to reduce overall energy use and greenhouse gas emissions in Vaughan while positively impacting the economic, social and environmental sustainability of the community. Interested in finding out more? Want to get involved? Contact environment@vaughan.ca.
Phone: 905-832-2281
TTY:1-866-543-0545
Email: environment@vaughan.ca
Location: Vaughan City Hall Level 200 2141 Major Mackenzie Drive Vaughan, ON L6A 1T1