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to 2001 Annual Report (Arctic Energy Alliance, September 2001)

Arctic Energy Alliance annual report for 2000–2001 documenting the organization's achievements in energy management, renewable energy deployment, communications, and public policy development across the Northwest Territories and Nunavut, including creation of Canada's first Climate Change Centre and support for greenhouse gas strategy development.

Date
Document type
Report
Parties
Arctic Energy Alliance, Natural Resources Canada, Environment Canada, Resources, Wildlife & Economic Development (RWED), NWT Housing Corporation, NWT Power Corporation, NWT Public Utilities Board, NWT Association of Municipalities, Northland Utilities, CMHC, Arctic Airports, NWT Development Corporation
Locations
Northwest Territories, Yellowknife, Nunavut, Ft. Simpson, Nahanni Butte, Ft. Liard, Mackenzie Valley, Mackenzie Delta, Alaska, California, Alberta
Parameters
energy management, renewable energy technologies, climate change, greenhouse gas emissions, energy efficiency, propane costs, diesel costs, gasoline costs, vehicle emissions, fossil fuels, lighting retrofit, solarwall technology, northern housing
Pages
2

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