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ResiLienT Loyalist Township Climate Action Plan:

At the October 23rd, 2017 session of Council, Loyalist Township enrolled into the Federation of Canadian Municipalities' Partners for Climate Protection (PCP) program, joining over 350 municipalities across Canada that have committed to undertaking local action on climate change.  As part of the Five Milestone PCP program, our community built the ResiLienT Loyalist Township Climate Action Plan. ResiLienT Loyalist Township is a set of strategies intended to guide community efforts for reducing greenhouse gas emissions (GHG), improve our health, grow our local economy, and increase social equity.  On February 8th, 2021 Council unanimously passed the motion to accept the ResiLienT Loyalist Township Climate Action Plan to act as a road map for local action and keep climate action as a priority for decisions.

The ResiLienT Loyalist Township Climate Action Plan contains goals and strategies for both the Loyalist Township corporate and community reductions. With a corporate GHG reduction target of a 49% reduction in GHG emissions below 2016 levels by 2031 & a community GHG reduction target of 25% below 2017 levels by 2031 was approved by Council in November 2020.

The goals and actions presented in this plan stemmed from engaging with residents, stakeholders, and Township staff alike, and were developed with a commitment to respect taxpayer dollars while maintaining or exceeding existing levels of services. This feedback, combined with research and technical analyses, was used to develop thirty-three goals and actions across six priority sectors.

 

Cover image of Amherst Island Ferry from Loyalist Township Climate Action Plan

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Climate Action Plan:

 

 Click here to download the ResiLienT Loyalist Township Climate Action Plan.

 

 

Priority Sectors and Goals

Sustainable Land Use

Meet the current and future needs of the Loyalist Community while incorporating practices that will protect the environment and support local agriculture.

 Plant 20,000 Trees
 20,000 additional trees planted by 2030.
Rewild Township-owned Land
Pilot projects to replace turf areas in municipal parks or right-of-way with native plants.
Incorporate LID into Stormwater Management Practices
Incorporate Low Impact Development concepts into stormwater management activities.
 Develop a Pollinator Protection Strategy
Develop a pollinator protection strategy and create pollinator friendly areas across the Township.
Promote Access to Nature
Expand the natural trail network and acquire land to increase public access to nature.
Support Local Agriculture
Encourage and support local farmers to adopt sustainable land use practices and promote agritourism in Loyalist Township.
Promote Local Foods
Encourage Community Sustained Agriculture programs and facilitate the creation of community gardens.
Create Resilient, Low Carbon Communities
Encourage the development of complete communities through mixed land use and a diversity of residential types.

Waste Reduction

Divert waste away from landfill and promote a circular economy.

Divert Residential Waste Away from Landfills
Implement a residential organic waste diversion program.
Support SME Waste Reduction Efforts
Support local businesses to reduce waste generated as part of their operations.
Turn Waste into a Resource
Convert solid waste and sewage biosolids into a resource.
Reduce Methane Emissions
Reduce methane emissions from landfills.

Transportation

Provide residents with enhanced transit services and promote the uptake of low-carbon fuels in vehicles, all while maintaining expected levels of service.  

Enhance Transit Services
Develop and implement a suitable plan public transit plan.
Increase the Active Transportation Network
Enhance the active transit network within Loyalist Township.
Facilitate the adoption of EVs in the community
Encourage purchase of electric vehicles by installing public, pay per-use charging infrastructure across Township.
Optimize Use of Municipal Vehicles
Investigate inter-departmental vehicle sharing opportunities and promote eco-driving techniques.
Electrify the Municipal Fleet
Convert gasoline-powered vehicles and equipment to electric alternatives as part of lifecycle activities.
Replace Heavy-Duty Vehicles with Zero Emissions Alternatives
Convert heavy-duty vehicles to zero-emissions alternatives as technology becomes available.

Buildings

Increase the energy efficiency of existing residential, commercial, and municipal buildings, and promote the construction of new buildings designed to exceed existing energy standards. 

Reduce Residential Energy Usage
Reduce residential energy usage by developing energy retrofit programs and promoting available incentives.
Increase Commercial and Institutional Energy Efficiency
Increase the energy efficiency of local business operations.
Develop Green Building Standards for New Construction
Partner will local developers to develop voluntary green building standards and incentivize their adoption.
Reduce Energy Usage in Municipal Facilities
Reduce the usage of energy in municipal facilities through changes in building operations and upgrades.
Incorporate Renewable Energy Infrastructure into Municipal Facilities
Incorporate renewable energy infrastructure into municipal facilities as part of lifecycle activities, where an when appropriate.

Water and Wastewater

Reduce residential water usage and the amount of energy required to treat, distribute, or collect water and wastewater.

Reduce Water Losses in the Distribution System
Reduce the amount of water losses in the potable water distribution system.
Reduce I&I in the Collection System
Reduce the amount of inflow and infiltration in the sewer collection system.
Reduce per Capita Water Usage
Reduce per capita residential water usage rates in serviced areas to below 200 L / day
Increase the Efficiency of Mechanical Systems
Increase the efficiency of mechanical systems at water and sewer facilities as part of life cycle activities.
Capture and Reuse Waste Energy
Capture and reuse waste energy in sewage treatment facilities.

Other

Undertake initiatives which may not have a direct and quantifiable impact on GHG emissions in Loyalist, but that will contribute to a culture of climate action while promoting community resiliency and financial sustainability. 

Incorporate Sustainability into Corporate Procurement
Incorporate sustainability into corporate procurement practices by evaluating the entire lifecycle costs of goods and services.
Coordinate the Purchase of Goods and Services with Local Organizations
Assist with the bulk purchase of sustainable goods and services to allow local organizations to benefit from bulk pricing.
Incorporate Sustainable Practices in Construction Activities
Update the Township construction design guidelines and encourage the reuse of materials generated on construction sites.
Partner with Local Industries and Academic Institutions
Partner with local industry and academic institutions to explore innovative ways of delivering services.
Strengthen Community Relationships
Create a culture of sustainability and civic engagement.

Some of the initiatives discussed in this plan will require a significant amount of public feedback and the development of robust funding strategies, while others rely technologies that are just starting to emerge on the market. As such, they will gradually be implemented over the 10-year period covered by this document, as appropriate

The ResiLienT Loyalist Township Climate Action Plan represents the municipality’s first steps towards local climate action. The target sectors and goals were developed based on feedback garnered throughout various engagement sessions and reflect corporate and community priorities.  If properly implemented, this plan will contribute to a culture of Climate Action in Loyalist and act as a steppingstone towards more ambitious targets in the future, especially when considering the federal target of Net-Zero emissions by 2050.

Community Supporters of ResiLienT Loyalist Township:

A high degree of collaboration between the municipality and the community was required to put this plan together. Its implementation, and eventual success, will be contingent on maintaining the momentum that has developed over the course of this project.  The following local businesses, organizations, and community-based groups provided a letter of support endorsing this project, and indicated their organization’s interest in taking an active role on climate action:

  • LaFarge Canada
  • Topsy Farms
  • L&A Stewardship Council
  • Bath Museum
  • Sustainable Kingston
  • Limestone District School Board
  • National Farms Union Local 316
  • MacKinnon Brothers Brewing Co.
  • Ontario Power Generation
  • Cataraqui Conservation 

If you represent a local business, organization, or community-based group and would like to write a letter of support for ResiLienT Loyalist Township, please do not hesitate to e-mail us should you wish to endorse this project or if you have any questions.

Loyalist Township’s Award-Winning Climate Action Project: Amherstview Water Pollution Control Plant Constructed Wetland

Loyalist Township received a Federation of Canadian Municipalities’ 2020 Sustainable Communities Award for exceptional work in the Water category for the Amherstview Water Pollution Control Plant Constructed Wetland. A constructed wetland was incorporated into the Amherstview Water Pollution Control Plant in 2018. The system provides tertiary treatment to wastewater in a passive, net-zero energy manner and the plants act as a carbon sink.

Picture of Amherstview Water Pollution Control Plant

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Next Steps & Ways to Get Involved:

Stay tuned for ways that you can get involved by signing up for the ResiLienT Loyalist Township email list by sending us an email. During the implementation of this plan, we will be looking for community members to volunteer, sit on advisory groups, provide additional feedback, and contribute in different ways.  

ResiLienT Loyalist Township Energy and Water Conservation Incentives Webinar Recording:

On October 21, 2021 Loyalist Township staff hosted an Energy and Water Conservation Incentives webinar, in partnership with Red Squirrel Conservation Services. Township staff reviewed the Township's new Water Conservation Incentive Program, and Red Squirrel Conservation Services explained how you can qualify for a Canada Greener Homes Grant of up to $5,600.

You can watch a recording of the Webinar on the Township's YouTube channel.

Industrial, Commercial, Institutional and Retrofit Opportunities:

Save on Energy - Retrofit Program

The Save on Energy Retrofit program is designed to help Ontario businesses save energy, reduce costs and increase productivity. This province-wide initiative offers financial incentives for equipment upgrades that reduce facility electricity consumption.

Eligibility Requirements: Retrofit incentives are available to owners or lessees of:

  • Commercial spaces or buildings, such as offices, retail and grocery stores, restaurants, hotels and warehouses

  • Industrial facilities in sectors such as food and beverage, automotive, plastics, steel, mining, paper and chemical industries

  • Institutional buildings, including hospitals, universities, municipal facilities

  • Multi-family buildings, such as apartments (including social housing) or condominiums

  • Agricultural facilities, including dairy, swine and poultry farms, greenhouses and nurseries.

*If you lease, you must have the owner’s consent or authorization to participate.

Projects eligible for the Retrofit program are generally those that provide sustainable, measurable and verifiable reductions in peak electricity demand and electricity consumption.

Examples of eligible projects include:

  • Lighting retrofits

  • Lighting controls

  • HVAC redesign

  • Chiller replacement

  • Variable-speed drive installations

Incentives are available for a variety of products and technologies to continue to help businesses save on energy costs and increase their competitiveness.

Link: Save on Energy - Retrofit Program

Save On Energy - Small Business Program

See your business in a new light with up to $2,000 in incentives towards eligible energy-efficient lighting upgrades and up to $2,500 for eligible non-lighting equipment.

Eligibility Requirements:

  • All types of businesses with 50 or fewer employees on site at any point in time can participate.

  • Previous participants of the Small Business Lighting Program from 2016 – 2019 are not eligible to participate again.

Link: Small Business Lighting program | Save on Energy

Save on Energy - Strategic Energy Management (SEM) Program

The Strategic Energy Management (SEM) program is a transformational program designed to help organizations in Ontario improve their energy performance by implementing an integrated system of organizational practices, policies and processes to achieve persistent energy savings. The SEM program can help your organization increase profitability, reduce costs and achieve its carbon reduction and environmental goals.

Link: Strategic Energy Management (SEM) Program

Save on Energy - Energy Performance Program

The Energy Performance Program (EPP) rewards customers who are able to make behavioural and operational changes that support capital investment projects, enabling them to grow their energy savings over a number of years.

Three years of annual pay-for-performance incentives are available for multi-site and single-site facilities for applications approved by December 31, 2024.

  • The program is based on a pay-for-performance model that encourages whole building energy performance improvements, as well as peak demand reduction.

  • Participants have choice and flexibility in implementing capital and non-capital energy-efficiency measures, and are rewarded for energy savings and peak demand savings at the same incentive rate regardless of the types of projects/activities that have been implemented.

  • Participants receive a performance incentive based on electricity savings determined by comparing metered consumption to their baseline energy model. Participants receive $0.04/kWh multiplied by the electricity savings realized with the annual incentive capped at 20 percent of the facility baseline energy use.

  • Participants are also eligible to receive a performance incentive based on summer peak demand savings determined by comparing metered consumption to their baseline energy model. Participants receive $50/kW multiplied by the summer peak demand savings realized with the annual incentive capped at 20 percent of the facility baseline summer peak demand.

Eligibility Requirements: Participants must:

  • Be owners and/or operators of commercial, institutional, or industrial facilities located in Ontario

  • Commit to participate for three years and commit to realize a minimum of five percent energy savings per facility within two years

  • Have a minimum annual consumption of 1,500,000 kWh per facility (or group of up to five buildings aggregated into a single facility baseline energy model)

  • Have 12 months of hourly interval meter data for each facility.

Link: Energy Performance Program | Business and Industry incentives | Save on Energy

Enbridge - Commercial Custom Retrofit Program

An Enbridge Gas Energy Solutions Advisor will work with you, free of charge, to identify energy efficiency opportunities that save natural gas and in return save you money. If you implement any of our recommendations, we will cover up to 50% of the project cost.

Eligibility Requirements:

Contact Enbridge Gas to confirm your eligibility. Incentives are only made available to customers where Enbridge Gas energy-efficiency offer(s) have impacted the customer’s decision to proceed with the improvement(s). Incentive cannot exceed 50% of the project cost and $100,000 per project. Must provide proof of purchase matched to installation address.

Link: Commercial Custom Retrofit Program - Enbridge Smart Savings

Enbridge - Industrial Custom Solutions and Incentives Program

A dedicated Enbridge Gas Energy Solutions Advisor (ESA) will work with you to develop a solution that meets your unique energy, budget and cost savings objectives. You can also qualify for a range of incentives for audits and implementing energy efficiency projects.

Eligibility Requirements:

See website for incentive structure. Industrial Custom Programs: Incentives apply to Enbridge Gas industrial customers in the Enbridge Gas Distribution rate zone for measures implemented and commissioned between Jan. 1 and Nov. 15 of the current calendar year. Projects must be pre-approved by Enbridge Gas. Volumetric savings are based either on Enbridge Gas approved engineering calculations or Enbridge Gas validated performance metrics. Enbridge Gas makes no warranty or guarantee regarding the estimated savings of any energy-efficiency measure. Replacements of existing energy-efficient equipment do not qualify. High-volume projects will be reviewed on a per-project basis. All applications are reviewed by Enbridge Gas and require verification of eligibility, proof of purchase and installation. Incentives cannot exceed 50 percent of the project’s cost and are only made available to customers where Enbridge Gas energy-efficiency offer(s) have impacted the customer’s decision to proceed with the improvement(s). HST is not applicable and will not be added to incentive payments. Programs are subject to change or cancellation without notice at any time.

Link: Industrial Custom Solutions and Incentives Program - Enbridge Smart Savings

Enbridge - Savings by Design

The Savings by Design program was developed to help builders improve energy and environmental performance in new construction projects. The program is available to Ontario builders in the Enbridge Gas franchise area. There’s no cost to participate.

Eligibility Requirements:

  • Commercial, Institutional, Multi-Residential or Industrial Buildings covered under the Ontario Building Code (OBC) Part 3.

  • A minimum threshold of 50,000 square feet or aggregate “same construction” projects built within the program time requirement that equal 50,000 square feet or more. For example banks, schools, and retail buildings.

  • Building(s) must be within the Enbridge Gas service area.

  • Building(s) must be in the design phase or earlier.

  • Building must be completed within 5 years of signing the agreement.

Buildings participating in other incentive programs such as High Performance New Construction (HPNC) are still eligible to participate.

Link: Savings by Design Build - Enbridge Gas Inc.

Enbridge - Fixed Incentive Energy Program

Enbridge Gas offers incentives to help offset the cost of installing energy efficient natural gas equipment in new and existing buildings. Cut down your heating costs and qualify for financial incentives by installing any of the following energy efficient technologies. Ie. Air curtains, condensing make-up air units, demand control kitchen ventilation (DCKV), demand control ventilation (DCV), destratification fans, dock door seals, heat recovery ventilator (HRV) and energy recovery ventilator (ERV), ozone laundry system.

Eligibility Requirements: 

Check link to check eligibility. 

Link: Fixed Incentive Program

Enbridge - Equipment and Process Optimization

We help fund measures and equipment that will reduce your natural gas consumption. Implement an energy-saving measure or install high-efficiency equipment. Both new and retrofit applications are eligible.

Enbridge helps fund measures and equipment that will reduce your natural gas consumption. Implement an energy-saving measure or install high-efficiency equipment. Both new and retrofit applications are eligible.

Link: Energy Solutions by Equipment


Enbridge – Equipment Upgrades

We offer a range of programs and incentives to help you offset the cost of upgrading to energy-efficient equipment.

Investing in energy efficiency has many lasting benefits. It can optimize your operations, reduce energy costs, lower your carbon footprint and create a safer and more comfortable environment for staff, affordable housing residents or customers.

Common Equipment Upgrades:

  • Boilers

  • Condensing make-up air units

  • Air curtains and dock door seals

  • Destratification fans

  • Demand control kitchen ventilation

  • Demand control ventilation

  • Heat and recovery energy ventilators

  • Ozone laundry

Link: Equipment Upgrades

Enbridge – New Construction Programs 

Whether you’re building new construction homes, women’s shelters, community centres or condominiums, Enbridge Gas can help by offering free building science consulting and real-time energy modelling to maximize energy performance and avoid costly changes during construction.

Get help at the early stages of design, with programs that offer free design expertise and financial incentives to build energy-efficient, sustainable and high-performance buildings.

Many Types of Buildings Are Eligible for Incentives:

  • Affordable multi-family housing

  • Multi-family residential buildings

  • Residential homes

  • Commercial offices and retail spaces

  • Schools, hospitals and long-term care facilities

  • Community centres and shelters

Link: New Construction

Enbridge – Retrofits and Custom Projects

Enbridge offer a range of programs and incentives for retrofit projects that deliver energy savings—from straightforward upgrades to custom projects in commercial, multi-residential, affordable multi-family housing and industrial buildings.

Saving energy is good for business. Investing in retrofits that make your building or facility more energy efficient can reduce operating costs, improve profitability, create a more comfortable environment and reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.

Examples Of Common Custom and Retrofit Upgrades:

  • Boiler Upgrades

  • Heat Recovery

  • Water Heating Systems

  • Steam and Hot Water Systems

  • Building and Process Controls

  • Air Balance

Link: Retrofits and Custom Projects

Enbridge – Audits, Studies, and Assessments 

Understanding how and why energy is being used in your building or facility can help you find efficiencies and reduce costs. An energy audit can reveal your greatest energy-saving potential, helping you to map out a plan for maximum energy efficiency and performance.

Take advantage of Enbridge's Energy Solutions Advisors’ expertise in identifying opportunities. Then explore incentives that can offset the cost of a deeper analysis, such as energy audits, assessments and engineering studies for buildings, facilities and affordable housing.

Why Work with Us?

  • Identify and prioritize energy projects and set goals to save

  • Get technical support on new technologies and processes

  • See estimated savings on all energy sources to build your business case

  • Secure incentives to speed up payback

Link: Audits, Studies, and Assessments

Related Links:

Climate Risk Institute (CRI) 

https://climateriskinstitute.ca/

Ontario

https://www.ontario.ca/page/climate-change

Canada 

https://www.canada.ca/en/environment-climate-change.html

Federation of Canadian Municipalities 

https://fcm.ca/en/programs/partners-climate-protection

Project Drawdown 

https://drawdown.org/

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change 

https://www.ipcc.ch/

Related Loyalist Township Links:

Loyalist Township Strategic Plan

Strategic Plan 

October 28, 2019 Loyalist Township - Corporate GHG Reduction Targets

Report to Council

June 22, 2020 Climate Action Plan Update

Report to Council

August 24, 2020 Climate Action Plan Update

Report to Council

October 7, 2020 - Climate Action Public Engagement Feedback Session

 Recording of the session

November 9, 2020 - Climate Action Plan - Community GHG Reduction Targets

Report to Council

February 8, 2021 - Climate Action Plan Unanimous Adoption

Report to Council

Loyalist Township - Energy Reporting and Conservation and Demand Management Plans

Ontario Regulation 507/18 (Broader Public Sector: Energy Reporting and Conservation and Demand Management Plans) requires broader public sector organizations, such as municipalities, to submit annual energy reports to the Ministry of Energy, Northern Development and Mines on energy usage and greenhouse gas emissions.

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