Energy Speak Newsletter, Issue 1 (Arctic Energy Alliance, November 1999)
The Arctic Energy Alliance's first newsletter (November 1999) presents the organization's mission to reduce energy costs and environmental impact in the NWT through energy efficiency and renewable energy adoption. The issue covers Y2K preparedness for power infrastructure, energy management strategies, global climate change and NWT emissions reduction initiatives, and features projects like natural gas conversion in Inuvik and community energy assessments.
- Date
- Document type
- Report
- Parties
- Arctic Energy Alliance, Government of the NWT, NWT Association of Municipalities, NWT Power Corporation, NWT Housing Corporation, Resources, Wildlife & Economic Development, Public Works & Services, Municipal and Community Affairs, NWT Public Utilities Board, Northland Utilities, Natural Resources Canada, Inuvialuit Petroleum Corporation, Imperial Oil
- Locations
- Northwest Territories, Nunavut, Yellowknife, Hay River, Fort Smith, Inuvik, Mackenzie Delta, Ikhil field, Edmonton, Norman Wells, Fort Liard, Beaufort Sea, Tuktoyaktuk, Fort McPherson, Aklavik, Fort Simpson, Tulita, Iqaluit, Sweden, Kyoto, Japan
- Parameters
- energy consumption, energy efficiency, greenhouse gas emissions, climate change, fossil fuel combustion, renewable energy, carbon dioxide, Y2K compliance, power generation, natural gas, diesel fuel, permafrost, energy management, water quality
- Pages
- 8
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