The City of Markham’s Municipal Energy Plan (MEP) – Getting to Zero is a comprehensive long-term city-wide energy plan with the objective of net zero emissions by 2050.

The Corporate Energy Management Plan (CEMP) was created to improve the City of Markham’s energy management strategies, resources, and effectiveness. The CEMP illustrates key areas for actions that the City intends on pursuing to better manage energy and maintain its status as a Leader in Sustainability.

The Markham Energy Conservation Office (MECO) was established in 2005 using funding support from the City of Markham and Alectra (formerly PowerStream) with a vision to position the City of Markham as a leader and municipal champion in energy conservation.

All energy conservations tips listed are from the city staff.

The City of Markham, in partnership with the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) are leading the development of a unique and exciting Sustainable Neighbourhood Retrofit Action Plan (SNAP). The SNAP is a pilot project that aims to accelerate the implementation of sustainable practices to prepare for climate change.