The City of Guelph has released a new climate action plan that charts how the municipality can cut more than 10,000 tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions from its operations by 2035. The strategies focus on buildings, vehicles, systems and policies that will reduce energy use, lower emissions, and support long-term climate resilience. The plan also entails installing more rooftop solar on municipal buildings and exploring a large-scale solar project at the Eastview landfill. Aging gas-powered Guelph Transit buses and vehicles will be replaced with electric models, alongside low-emission options for waste collection. The city will need an estimated $247-million investment to reach its per-capita emissions reduction target.