City of Edmonton Annual Report 2025

What this source can establish

The 2005 community baseline the targets are measured from (16.7 million tCO2e), the 2024 community inventory results as republished in the annual report, the 176 million tonne community carbon budget and its 2036 depletion forecast, and the City's report of an A-grade in its 2023 CDP climate disclosure; establishes what the City reported, in a climate-disclosure section that is management commentary rather than audited financial statement content

Record

Publisher

City of Edmonton

Kind

analytical-report

Published

2026-04-15

Retrieved

2026-09-01

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Archive

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

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• “Community emissions have decreased by 9 per cent since the 2005 baseline. Per capita community emissions have decreased by 46 per cent since the 2005 baseline.”
• “Progress is measured against a 2005 baseline year of 16.7 million tonnes and 419,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent (tCO2e) for the community and corporation respectively.”

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