Low-Carbon Transition Strategy

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The Town’s Net-Zero Pathway

In November of 2021, Halton Hills Council approved a Low-Carbon Transition Strategy that will guide the Town and community to reach net-zero emissions by 2030. This strategy models an aggressive set of actions to show that Halton Hills can significantly reduce its current emissions by 2030, while accommodating planned population growth over the next decade.







Learn more about the Low-Carbon Transition Strategy







The Town’s Net-Zero Pathway

In November of 2021, Halton Hills Council approved a Low-Carbon Transition Strategy that will guide the Town and community to reach net-zero emissions by 2030. This strategy models an aggressive set of actions to show that Halton Hills can significantly reduce its current emissions by 2030, while accommodating planned population growth over the next decade.







Learn more about the Low-Carbon Transition Strategy





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    Why are carbon offsets the main feature of the net zero emissions strategy? It has been well documented that carbon offsets are not the way to go. We need more robust and concrete solutions!

    sonia asked almost 3 years ago

    Hi, carbon offsets are not the main feature of the net zero emissions strategy. While we anticipate in the short term some offsets may be required where sources of emissions can not be eliminated, our objective is to minimize the use of offsets as much as possible. Our focus with this plan is indeed developing robust and concrete solutions to reducing actual GHG emissions in Halton Hills.