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Municipalities across Canada are seeking practical ways to reduce emissions, lower energy costs and strengthen local energy resilience. Thermal energy networks offer a scalable solution. These systems use shared infrastructure to heat and cool buildings, balance demand across building types, improve efficiency, and reduce lifecyle costs by lowering operational expenses and electricity demands.  

Join our webinar on Thursday, March 26, at 2 p.m. ET for Planning for Thermal Energy Networks: A Municipal Guide, a session designed to illustrate how thermal energy networks operate on the ground and how municipalities can use them to lower costs and ease pressure on electrical grids.  

Experts will share practical guidance to build a strong early-stage business case, assess local resources and define clear municipal roles. The session will connect you to key tools, funding pathways and Canadian-wide national networks and resources, with practical guidance to assess feasibility, build partnerships and move projects from concept to implementation while delivering lasting economic and environmental benefits.  

What you’ll learn:  

  • How thermal energy networks function and where they fit within municipal planning.  
  • How to assess local feasibility and identify practical next steps.  
  • Municipal roles and responsibilities in thermal energy network projects.  
  • Key considerations for partnerships, governance and funding.  
  • How to access Community Energy Systems funding and related resources.  

Speakers:  

  • Aurélie Vérin, Policy Lead, Building Decarbonization Alliance   
  • Janice Ashworth, Senior Consultant, Dunsky Energy + Climate Advisors 

Strengthen your municipality’s capacity to plan, evaluate and advance thermal energy networks. 

The webinar will be held in English (with simultaneous interpretation in French).

Register now