Centre for Community Energy Transformation Frequently Asked Questions Centre for Community Energy TransformationSection Menu In this section Grow GreenEnvironmental Master Plan Documents and ReportsGrow Green Action PlanOur Performance Community Energy and Emissions Reduction Plan Community Task ForceBuilders and DevelopersBusinesses and IndustryResources and ReportsIndustrial SectorNGOs, Non-Profits, and InstitutionsFrequently Asked QuestionsResidents Brampton Eco Park Strategy What is Brampton Eco Park?Get InvolvedJefferson, Jordan, and Jayfield ParksEastbourne ParkNorton Place Park Grass and Weed Cutting By-law UpdateDon't Mow, Let It GrowGet InvolvedGrow Green NetworkConserving Energy at HomeBattery Recycling Centre for Community Energy Transformation Frequently Asked QuestionsCurrently selectedMeetings and EventsReports and ResourcesAdvisory Task Force Plans and StrategiesPrograms and InitiativesProtecting Natural Heritage SystemsGrow Green Awards Awards WinnersAwards CategoriesRecognition Program Etobicoke Creek Wetlands Enhancement ProjectCECDMP Page Content What are the CEERP priority projects that the CCET will work on?Once established, the CCET will be in a position to initiate work on CEERP Community Priority Projects, including: Develop and implement community-based engagement program with targeted outreach, by priority project Development and implement Home Retrofit Program Develop a District Energy Strategy Develop a Business and Industry Efficiency StrategyWhat will the CCET focus on?Based on recommendations in the CEERP action plan and gaps in the City’s resources, the CCET is proposed to focus on implementing the community-based actions in a phased manner, specifically projects related to: Improving home energy efficiency in existing homes. Improving building energy efficiency in existing businesses. Establishing district energy in urban and town centres. Identifying potential low carbon energy sources. Improving industrial energy efficiency. Community outreach related to community energy planning.How will the CCET support Brampton's energy transition?The CCET will support our energy transition by: • Planning, coordinating and deliverying select priority projects of identified in the Community Energy and Emissions Reduction Plan. • Advocating for energy investment. • Securing funding opportunities from the private and public sector. • Communicating and engaging with stakeholders regularly. • Being a community hub for energy excellence.What are the benefits of establishing a CCET?The CCET will help: • Coordinate action to catalyze the energy transformation in Brampton. • Facilitate measurable GHG reductions and traceable results. • Create green jobs. • Foster partnerships between governments and other organizations. • Align local energy efficiency and GHG reduction efforts. • Deliver community engagement and education. • Inspire other communities to act. • Showcase ongoing work.What will the CCET be?The Centre for Community Energy Transformation aims to: • Be a non-profit community organization. • Focus on becoming a centre of excellence in energy. • Support Brampton in meeting its climate change targets • Facilitate community actions to accelerate Brampton’s energy transformation. • Collaborate with businesses, developers, utilities, governments, institutions, non-profits, and homeowners. • Develop and deliver energy transformation projects.How long will it take to formally launch the CCET?Establishing the CCET will evolve over the short, medium, and long-term. It is estimated that it will take at least 18 months to set up a functioning CCET following its endorsement by Council, which occurred on September 30, 2020. A key aspect of successfully establishing the CCET will be obtaining funding resources for the organization’s operation. Social Media Image
