"climate plan"

The city is applying for financial support from Natural Resources Canada to implement the ISO 50001 energy management standard in its most energy-intensive buildings. This initiative aligns with the city's climate plan and commitment to reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

Council authorized the city to apply for financial assistance from Natural Resources Canada to implement the ISO 50001 energy management standard in the city's most energy-intensive buildings, supporting the city's climate and carbon-neutrality goals.

A presentation on the status of the city's Climate Plan, including a review of completed work and a discussion on which environmental actions should be prioritized moving forward.

The committee receives a progress report on the city's Climate Plan as of autumn 2024. This update helps residents understand how the city is tracking against its environmental goals.

The City of Gatineau will support the development and implementation of the Outaouais Energy Transition Plan with a $100,000 contribution. This project, led by CREDDO, seeks funding from the provincial government to advance regional energy transition goals.

The committee will receive an information update regarding the city's efforts to reduce carbon emissions from buildings as part of the broader Climate Plan. This is an informational item intended to keep the committee updated on progress toward environmental targets.

The scheduled presentation on building decarbonization has been postponed following the death of Claude Villeneuve, director of the Chaire en éco-conseil at UQAC, to allow the team to reorganize their mandate.

This item seeks approval for a cost adjustment regarding professional engineering services for climate and master plans in the Hull-Wright district. The adjustment is budget-neutral, meaning it does not require additional city funding.

The City is creating three temporary 24-month positions for ecological project coordinators to support climate plan initiatives. The $890,413.50 cost is linked to projects funded by the provincial government's Green Economy Plan.

The city is formalizing agreements to provide financial support to the regional environmental council (CREDDO) to assist with climate plan initiatives.

The commission reviewed its 2023 performance report and discussed the 2024-2025 work plan. Members requested more detailed reporting, better alignment with city climate goals, and increased opportunities for the commission to provide formal recommendations.