Cutting the Fuel, Keeping the Heat
The Climate Action Microgrant helped Devour Catering transition from traditional fuel buffet heating to lithium batteries.
Shining a Light on Sustainability
The Climate Action Microgrant helped Unity Design Studio overhaul their office lighting system to brighter and more efficient fixtures.
Soaking up the Sun
Hounds of Erie Winery shifted their onsite accommodation cabins from gas powered generators to solar panels and lithium battery power banks.
Saving 1,700 Bottles a Year
With the help of the Climate Action Microgrant, Women’s Interval Home of Sarnia and Lambton Inc. installed a water dispenser, saving up to 1740 plastic bottles each year.
Grind Big or Go Home
A plastics manufacturer installs a more efficient scrap grinder to reduce operating costs and electricity demand.
Doughnuts For Delivery, Hold the Fossil Fuels
Dough EV, a boutique doughnut shop, greens their product deliveries with a bike to reduce operating costs and carbon emissions.
Finding a Cleaner Way to Keep Cool
Co-op Régionale was founded in 1951 by merging five Ontario co-ops. Rooted in community, it embraced the seven cooperative principles and evolved into a key regional economic player.
Benefiting from Doing the Right Thing
Hillfield Strathallan College has undertaken an array of sustainability projects, from students leading an application for Ontario’s microFIT Program to get solar panels installed on school property to updating the parking lot and internal lighting to LED systems.
What’s Good for the Environment is Good for the Bottom Line
Recognizing that growing food has an impact on the environment, Heeman’s has always searched for better solutions to minimize their environmental impact, and has found that more often than not, that has led to operational efficiencies and savings at the same time.
Creating the First Ever CarbonBank™ From Old Computers
Compugen Finance develops the CarbonBank, the world’s first program that creates verified carbon credits from the sale of refurbished technology.