Do you have a project designed to save energy or help the environment? Our annual community grants can help you plant trees, naturalize an area or create energy efficiency.
Grants range in value from $1,000 to $5,000 and are available to municipalities within our service area.
Community Naturalization and Tree Planting Grants
FortisAlberta has recently awarded our Community Naturalization and Tree Planting Grants for 2020. These programs offer communities in our service area the opportunity to win one of our $2,500 grants. Through these grants, we seek to support our municipal customers with developing and improving environmentally-friendly programs and facilities in their communities.
Our recipients for 2020 are:
Barrhead County will plant trees at Klondike Park
Town of Bentley will plant trees at Gateway Pocket Park
Village of Bittern Lake will plant trees at the recreational area upgrade
Town of Black Diamond will plant trees at the 606 Riverside rehabilitation project
Town of Bon Accord will plant trees along the walking trail
Bruderheim Ag Society will plant native species trees for a multi-generational community park
Village of Chipman will plant trees along the boulevards
Town of Devon will plant trees in Voyageur Park
Town of Didsbury will develop a tree nursery
Town of Drayton Valley will plant trees and shrubs supporting community beautification
Village of Duchess will revitalize the downtown area by planting trees
Town of Innisfail will plant trees at the skate park
Village of Irma will plant trees for storm water protection
Town of Irricana will develop their community gardens
Summer Village of Lakeview will plant trees and shrubs at Goose Landing Park
Save Energy Grants
Save Energy Grants range in value from $1,000 to $5,000 and are available to municipalities including schools and businesses within our service area.
Our Save Energy Grants program is designed to assist with energy efficiency projects.
Green Up school grants
Our greenUp grant program is designed to help create or enhance an environmental program for students in Elementary/Junior High and High schools. We have 15 $1,000 grants for schools to implement an environmental education program. Submissions are accepted from Sept. 1 – Nov. 1. All schools in our service area are eligible to apply.
ZAP Program
Every year, our ZAP Program teaches 5,000 students how to stay safe around electricity.