2023-2026 Carbon Budget (FCS01478)

What this source can establish

The adopted community emission reduction targets (35 per cent by 2025, 50 per cent by 2030 from 2005 levels, emissions neutral by 2050), the corporate 2040 neutrality target, the 176 million tonne CO2e community carbon budget for 2022-2050, and the City's own 2022 warning that current investments were not enough; establishes the benchmark the claim is measured against and a stated expectation, not any measured outcome

Record

Publisher

City of Edmonton, Financial and Corporate Services

Kind

policy-document

Published

2022-11-14

Retrieved

2026-09-01

Redistribution

unclear

Archive

retained privately; hash published

SHA-256

b54c9971dbbe1c4b1869076812002dc7a5028cb04ced8b59336667469bcc6e8b

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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• “As outlined in the Community Energy Transition Strategy, the City of Edmonton's community emission reduction targets are 35 per cent by 2025, 50 per cent by 2030 (both from 2005 baseline levels) and becoming an emissions neutral community by 2050.”
• “Current investments are not enough to achieve reduction targets and action is needed as the carbon deficit continues to grow under the current state.”

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• Is Edmonton on track to meet its climate targets? — Edmonton's climate targets