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Motivating Net-Zero Action in Rural, Remote, and Indigenous Communities
QUEST Canada’s Motivating Net-Zero Action in Rural, Remote, and Indigenous Communities (MNZA) research project explores the motivations, challenges, and energy opportunities low-density areas across Canada face as they transition to net-zero.
QUEST Canada’s Pan-Atlantic NCA Program enables Atlantic Canada communities to reach net zero by equipping them with the tools and knowledge to develop and implement community energy and emissions plans and understand the net economic benefits they can provide.
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"QUEST's approach and support were definitely up to our expectations. The municipality was able to obtain relevant, realistic, achievable and measurable recommendations. The recommendations allow us to have the necessary tools for their implementation"
Daniel Hachey, Director General
Regional Municipality of Tracadie
“We now have a clear idea of the impacts of climate change in our community and what needs to be done to improve the resilience of our infrastructure and services.”
“The project delivered by QUEST resulted in an increased knowledge and capacity building for staff and Council on the climate impacts in the community, including services provided by the City. It also increased the collaboration among the various departments and community stakeholders, and enabled the City to augment its Emergency Management Plans thanks to proposed recommendations.”
The City of Saint John, New Brunswick
“QUEST brought concrete and interactive tools and knowledge that proved invaluable for communities in the north in the development of their community energy plans. Their mapping exercise facilitated conversations between different stakeholder groups that may not have happened otherwise.”
Francis Gallo, Project Director
Biomass North Development Centre
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