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Launched in 2016, the New Brunswick & Prince Edward Island Municipal Working Group is a resource for municipalities engaged in community energy planning, partnership-building and Smart Energy projects to share their experiences, lessons learned and transfer knowledge about best practices. Participants are leaders in moving toward achieving provincial GHG emissions reduction goals and transitioning toward Smart Energy Communities. Participation is exclusive to QUEST Canada Supporters.
Working Group Participants
City of Saint John
Town of Quispamsis
City of Moncton
Village of Perth-Andover
City of Campbellton
Town of Sussex
Municipalité Régionale de Tracadie
Town of Woodstock
Town of Riverview
Ville de Rogersville
Town of Sackville
City of Fredericton
Stratford, PEI
City of Summerside
City of Dieppe
Village of New-Maryland
Town of Grand-Bay Westfield
Town of Rothesay
Village de Petitcodiac
Village of Rexton
Town of Dalhousie
Village of McAdam
Village of Florenceville-Bristol
City of Charlottetown
Wellington
AMANB (observer)
UMNB (observer)
NB Power (observer)
OBJECTIVES
Stay current on urban and rural energy-related matters pertaining to community energy planning, specifically in a municipal context.
Address issues brought up by the membership around community energy planning as they arise.
Convene stakeholders around priority issues and act as a central resource for information gathering and sharing such as the Partners for Climate Protection milestones.
Grow the Working Group to include all municipalities in New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island that have an interest in community energy planning at the local level.
Provide a unified municipal voice for Smart Energy Communities in New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island.
Communities account for 58 per cent of energy use and 54 per cent of all greenhouse gas emissions in Atlantic Canada. In order for New Brunswick to meet its greenhouse gas and energy objectives, continued coordinated action at the municipal level is essential and will be directly advanced by the New Brunswick & Prince Edward Island Working Group.
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UPCOMING EVENTS
Upcoming Meetings
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To Join
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