View of tall buildings from the ground up. Text: Join the Corporate Climate Leaders Program. Lead Edmonton's transition to a low-carbon economy. Change Business For Climate.

The Corporate Climate Leaders Program is accepting new members!

Jun. 20/22

Change for Climate is a climate change initiative from the City of Edmonton.

By City of Edmonton Jun. 20/22

Change for Climate is a climate change initiative from the City of Edmonton.

Addressing climate change is increasingly important to keep Edmonton businesses competitive and resilient in the global shift to a low-carbon economy. That is why we started the Corporate Climate Leaders Program in 2018.

We help businesses take meaningful climate action by helping them significantly reduce their greenhouse gases (GHGs). The CCLP has just opened up our 2022 registration period for new members. If you are part of the Edmonton business community, we urge you to join us! Learn more at one of our Info Sessions.

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