Our green building projects
The City of Calgary is working to lower building operating costs. We aim to strengthen the resilience of key infrastructure. This includes administrative buildings, water treatment plants, composting facilities, recreation centres, and more.
Check out the project highlights and maps below. They show how Calgary is leading the way in green building technologies.
Project highlights
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Ralph Klein Park
The Environmental Education Centre located at Ralph Klein Park is a LEED Platinum certified project.
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Calgary Composting Facility
The Calgary Composting Facility was the first commercial building in Alberta registered under LEED v4.
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Telus Spark
The Telus Spark Science Centre is a LEED Gold Certified facility. It has solar panels installed on its roof for green energy production.
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Stoney Transit Facility
The new Stoney Transit Facility stores and maintains Transit’s compressed natural gas and diesel buses. It received LEED v4 Gold certification in 2019.
Maps
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Solar projects map
City photovoltaic and solar thermal projects generate renewable energy. They provide economic and climate resilience. Innovation and clean energy technology will be important for the future of Calgary’s buildings.
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Energy & conservation projects
City of Calgary projects that help save on utility costs. This includes energy efficiency, water conservation, and waste reduction. Most projects were funded by the Sustainable Buildings Partnership Program. Others were funded by the Sustainable Infrastructure Capital Program.
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Certified green buildings map
City-owned and City-funded projects that have verified sustainability outcomes and achieved green building certification.
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EV charging map
Electric Vehicle (EV) charging stations installed at City-owned or City-funded civic partner facilities.