369. Told solar wouldnt work, the Town of Raymond became first to get to net-zero electricity @greenenergyfutures
369. Told solar wouldnt work, the Town of Raymond became first to get to net-zero electricity @greenenergyfutures
Uploaded April 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The town of Raymond Alberta wanted to go solar but was told by consultants it wouldn't work on the buildings in their town in southern Alberta. Inspired by the neighbouring town of Cardston they hired different consultants and a few years later became the first community in Canada to reach net-zero electricity. We talk to Greg Robinson of the town to find out how they did this and why it has inspired so many other towns and communities to do the same since then.
Part IV in our Municipalities Taking Climate Action Series
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369. Told solar wouldn't work, the Town of Raymond became first to get to net-zero electricity

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