“We’re just a small city trying to do its best.” That’s how Darren Row sums up Miramichi’s efforts to save energy and reduce emissions. As the city’s Director of Engineering, he’s in the thick of those efforts: well aware of the city’s challenges, and focussed on projects that can make the biggest difference.
It’s almost impossible to not get enthused about energy efficiency when speaking with Samir Yammine. Saint John’s Director of Asset Management and Environmental Performance has been working in that space for more than two decades.
If sustainability is a journey, you could say that the Town of Grand Bay-Westfield, NB is well underway: many actions have been taken, and much has been accomplished. But there’s still some distance to cover.
Clément Mousset is no different – but he has the advantage of being in the enviable position of influencing more people, communities, and leaders, than most.
Excitement, but mixed with a bit of trepidation. That’s probably a good way to describe how Austin Henderson and Katy Doucette feel as they begin the process of developing Salisbury’s first-ever Community Energy and Emissions Plan, or CEEP.