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Government of Alberta funds energy efficiency retrofit in Airdrie

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 21
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The City of Airdrie completed a major lighting retrofit at Genesis Place, replacing 787 fixtures with high-efficiency LED lighting and advanced controls. The project, which cost $347,817.90, was funded in part by the Government of Alberta and supported by the Municipal Climate Change Action Centre. This upgrade is expected to reduce annual electricity consumption by approximately 183,810 kilowatt-hours.

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The retrofit reduces operating costs for the City of Airdrie by lowering energy consumption. The project demonstrates how the Government of Alberta supports energy efficiency initiatives within the jurisdiction of Airdrie.

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Who's involved

  • Government of AlbertaProvided funding for the energy efficiency project.
  • AirdrieLocation where the lighting retrofit was completed.
  • AlbertaProvince where the project took place.

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