Our Corporate Climate Leaders Program (CCLP) includes a diverse set of organizations that are at different parts of their journey in managing their operational greenhouse gas emissions. Here are several case studies to highlight their accomplishments.

Alberta Health Services

Being part of CCLP assists in creating an accountability structure that includes the requirement of annual emission reporting. - Harry Vandermeer, Executive Director, Office of Sustainability & Energy Management

Read Alberta Health Services' case study.

Bissell Community Centre

Louise Traynor of Bissell Community Centre

"Being part of the Corporate Climate Leaders Program gave clarity of focus and access to a cohort of people working towards the same goals. Learning and sharing implementation ideas and challenges was valuable to both challenge and affirm our ideas and plans."

— Louise Traynor, Chief Operating Officer

Read Bissell Community Centre's case study.

Boardwalk

We value our participation in the City of Edmonton's Corporate Climate Leadership Program as an effective way to align and strengthen our sustainability goals and actions towards a low-carbon future. - Sheila Odie, Senior Director, Sustainability

Read Boardwalk's case study.

Clark Builders

Clark Builders president Steve Lenarduzzi

Read Clark Builders' case study

EcoAmmo

"The Corporate Climate Leaders Program is an excellent space to share and learn from peers who are on the same transitionary journey to reduce emissions. It ensures that this important issue is addressed because Edmonton business leaders are making a public and transparent commitment to take action." - Stephani Carter, Owner & CEO

Read EcoAmmo's case study.

Edmonton Public Schools

Photo of Julie Kusiek and information on the Boardwalk's case study.

Read Edmonton Public Schools' case study.

EPCOR

Trina Manning, senior manager of sustainability for EPCOR

Read EPCOR's case study

Goodwill

The "Sustainability Vision" for Goodwill's Sustainability Action Plan will provide the foundation for all future environmental and social initiatives and programs. Goodwill Industries of Alberta strives to be a model social enterprise that integrates sustainability practices and a culture of shared responsibility into all areas of operations and services. - Mortimer Capriles, Director, Sustainability and Innovation

Read Goodwill's case study.

Heidelberg Materials

Corporate Climate Leaders Program (CCLP) Case Study - Heidelberg Materials

"Being a founding member of the CCLP has allowed us to help disseminate our learnings and experiences to our fellow community leaders and has helped to progress the conversation on climate change within the greater community." 

- Brent Korobanik, Environmental Manager

Read Heidelberg Material's case study.

IKEA Edmonton

Helene Loberg of IKEA Edmonton

"IKEA Edmonton is committed to be a leader for the People & Planet Positive movement in Edmonton and we want to inspire and enable our community to take positive actions to live a more sustainable life and co-create the circular economy."

— Helene Loberg, Market Manager

Read IKEA Edmonton's case study.

LaFarge

The world is evolving and so is Lafarge. We are coming together under a new purpose. To make cities greener, build smarter infrastructure and improve living standards, as we work towards becoming a net zero company. - William Gowdy, Manager, Sustainability and Environment

Read Lafarge's case study.

Northern Alberta Institute of Technology (NAIT)

Laura Jo Gunter, NAIT

 

"NAIT's Master Energy Strategy, aligned with the recent update to our Campus Development Plan, provides the strategic framework for NAIT to continue to transform our campus operations with a focus on sustainability. We are proud to participate in the City of Edmonton's Corporate Climate Leaders Program and look forward to sharing ideas with colleagues and supporting each other as we work toward our goals."

— Laura Jo Gunter, President & CEO

Read NAIT's case study.

SkyFire Energy Inc.

David Vonesch, SkyFire Energy

"The Corporate Climate Leaders Program laid the foundation needed to set a corporate goal of net zero emissions by 2030 and to start implementing changes towards this end."

— David Vonesch, President

Read SkyFire Energy's case study.

Sticks & Stones

Scott Francis Winder, Sticks & Stones

"Being part of the Corporate Climate Leaders Program is incredibly helpful for us to identify the actions we need to take to be part of the global transition to a low-carbon economy."

— Scott Francis Winder, Principal of Strategy and Accounts

Read Sticks & Stones' case study.

Swift Charge

Zhongyi Quan, found and chief executive officer at Swift Charge

Read Swift Charge's Case Study