Community Energy and Emissions Reduction Plan Industrial Sector Community Energy and Emissions Reduction PlanSection Menu In this section Environment and Climate ChangeEnvironmental Master Plan Documents and ReportsGrow Green Action PlanOur Performance Community Energy and Emissions Reduction Plan Community Task ForceBuilders and DevelopersBusinesses and IndustryResources and ReportsIndustrial SectorCurrently selectedNGOs, 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 QuestionsMeetings 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 ContentBrampton’s industrial sector is Brampton’s third largest consumer of energy and contributor to emissions. The Industrial sector consumes 21% of total source energy and contributes 13% to Brampton's total emissions.The Industrial sector already has significant expertise in the realm of energy efficiency and emissions reduction.Industries are continuously improving their energy efficiency to stay competitive and minimize their operating costs, and have a long history of reducing emissions to meet local air quality standards. When industries improve energy efficiency, they are saving money as well as emissions.CEERP Benefits to the Industrial Sector Lower Energy Costs and Expenses Attract Talent Increase Resiliency Managing Long and Short Term RiskHow Can You Help?Share energy and water management expertise with other sectors and the community.Consider the adoption of energy recovery techniques such as heat, power, and fuel recovery.Inquire with the City about cogeneration and district energy.Consider use of new technologies which increases competitiveness while reducing GHG emissions and improving energy efficiency, such as large batteries and smart technologies.OpportunitiesEnergy Rebates, Financing and OpportunitiesInterested in collaborating on energy efficiency and emissions reduction projects within Brampton? Contact growgreen@brampton.ca.Additional ResourcesEnergy Resources NRCAN - Energy Efficiency for Industry Save on Energy – For Business and Industry Partners in Project Green
