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Fall 2025 Carbon Budget Update — 2023-2026 Carbon Budget (FCS03160)

https://pub-edmonton.escribemeetings.com/filestream.ashx?DocumentId=280355

What this source can establish

The City's own 2024 community GHG inventory (15.2 million tCO2e) set against its own 2024 target-trajectory value (12.2 million tCO2e or less), the 10.8 million tCO2e 2025 target, the corporate 2023-2026 carbon deficit, and the City's stated assessment that the 2025 target will not be met and the community carbon budget will be depleted in 2036; establishes the City's reported measurements and its own assessment and forecasts, not independent verification of either

Record

Publisher
City of Edmonton, Financial and Corporate Services
Kind
analytical-report
Published
2025-11-24
Retrieved
2026-09-01
Redistribution
unclear
Archive
retained privately; hash published
SHA-256
6a9021c1921eb800f09a578a1c19dd9af1be17cb255c96fbf0cafc82c5c6f358

City of Edmonton council report; redistribution terms not stated on the document, so retained privately and quoted only in short excerpts

Permitted excerpts

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  • “The trend for this year indicates this target will not be met and there are no current initiatives or actions that will allow the necessary reductions to meet the target.”
  • “In 2024, Edmonton's community emissions were 15.2 million tCO2e (a three per cent increase from 2023) and 12.8 tonnes per person (a three per cent decrease from 2023).”
  • “The Carbon Budget continues to deplete at a rate consistent with prior projections, which is expected to hinder the City's ability to achieve established reduction targets.”

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