2026 Budget Highlights (City of Edmonton)

What this source can establish

The City's own 2026 budget publication (covering the December 2025 budget approval, supplemental schedules updated April 2026) restating that the 12.2 million tCO2e 2024 target was not met and that emissions are not on track for the 2025, 2030 or 2050 targets; establishes the City's own published assessment as of its 2026 budget materials, not an independent measurement

Record

Publisher

City of Edmonton

Kind

analytical-report

Published

not stated

Retrieved

2026-09-01

Redistribution

unclear

Archive

retained privately; hash published

SHA-256

63ab119ace9ec8e830ca2705033c1d7c2d1c3e3c926453861701e16db502808f

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

Permitted excerpts

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• “Edmonton's 2024 Community GHG Inventory shows that GHG emissions are not decreasing over time and are not on track to meet the 2025, 2030 and 2050 emissions targets.”
• “Based on annual emission reduction targets to reach the 2025 goal, Edmonton's community emissions were targeted to be 12.2 million tCO2e or less in 2024; however, this 2024 target was not met.”

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