Guelph’s First Electric Taxi
Guelph’s first electric taxi hit the road recently. But Alex Lilley of Canadian Cab didn’t come by the decision to go electric lightly. Unlike personal […]
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Guelph Emissions Rise 8%
Newest data1 reveals that for the second year in a row city wide community greenhouse gas emissions increased by 8%. While this is very disappointing,
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Intro to CanBike 3
Feel Safe on Your Bike! Want to bike to work but don’t feel safe? Enjoy biking but don’t feel comfortable on busy roads? Intro to
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Enbridge and Ontario want you to subsidize developers
Updated March 28, 2024 Success: City Council Supports residents not Enbridge The City of Guelph passed a motion March 26 urging the provincial government to
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The Climate Movement Needs More Laughter
The Climate Movement Needs More Laughter Or: How to Learn to Stop Worrying and Enjoy Taking Action Meet Kellie Elrick. She has been involved in
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Ring of Fire: A Threat to Climate Change?
Photo Credit: Trevor Hesselink Thank you to everyone who joined us at the Ring of Fire, a threat to Climate Change event on May 16, 2023. We had
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Make Sense of Home Energy Rebates and Loans
Webinar recording available here. Are you ready to make deep energy retrofits for your home, but confused about the home energy rebates and loans available?
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Introducing: Reid’s Net-Zero Home
Click HERE to see map In simple language, Reid’s Net Zero Energy Home produces as much energy as it uses on an annual basis, depending on occupant
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Introducing: The Finlay/Pocock House
How about saving $2,000 a year heating your 147-year-old house? This beautiful 1860’s Victorian home spans 2,700 square feet and needs less than half the
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Introducing: The Carter HouseÂ
Everyone knows that a house built in the 1800s is drafty and cold, right? Well, it turns it can be quiet, comfortable and extremely energy
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Introducing: The McAuley Home
At first blush this 1890s home seems to use more than its fair share of energy? What’s the dealeMERGE? On further inspection this large 3,000
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Introducing: The Maitland Home
When we think of efficient homes we think of insulation and sealing, of construction and renovation. While owners at 36 Freshmeadow Way included efficiency in
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Introducing: Marie & Steve Tedesco
The Tedesco heat their straw bale home with 2 TVs. Well..the energy that 2 TVs would use in a year. Anyone familiar with the three
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Introducing: The Colvin Family
The Colvin family doubled the size of their 1980s house and cut energy use by 40%. The Colvins were faced with a decision to move
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Introducing: Susanne & Ernst Braendli
A 100 year old house uses 60% less energy than a newly built Guelph Home. Imagine cutting your home energy use by 63%. Now imagine
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eMERGE EcoMarket is coming back!
Mark your calendars Guelph, the eMERGE EcoMarket is coming back! The event will take place on: October 28 from 4 PM to 7:30 pm
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Has Guelph Abandoned Climate Change?
The City of Guelph has been hailed as a leader in climate action since the release of its Community Energy Initiative 15 years ago. Has
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Guelph Climate Budget – Show Us the Money!
Let’s ask current and prospective municipal politicians to: Show Us the Money! You’ve helped us make significant progress on climate action over the last few
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