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Recent Stories
- Local arts council awards HSTA alumnus
- Energy Conservation Week
- Students to visit Switzerland for 'Culympics'
- R.D. Lawrence Place officially opens
- Students release Atlantic salmon into local Creek
- Board of Governors approves new programs
- Fleming College and Earth Day Canada partner to reduce bottled water use on campuses
- Emergency Management celebrates MNR partnership
- 200,000 steps for 200,000 forgotten
- Fleming College scores high marks on student, graduate surveys
Energy Conservation Week
Plans are underway for Fleming College to participate in the provincial government's Energy Conservation Week, May 25-31.
With a goal to cut energy consumption across the province over the long-term, the week is a way to raise awareness about ways for Ontarians to conserve - at home and in the workplace.
Energy Conservation Week is organized by the Ontario Power Authority and Ontario's Chief Energy Conservation Officer, Peter Love.
According to the web site: http://www.energyconservationweek.ca/ energy conservation is vital to Ontario's future.
"To keep our power grid healthy, Ontarians will need to reduce their energy consumption by 6,300 megawatts (MW) by 2025 - that is equivalent to taking one in five electricity consumers off the power grid," the web site states.
Stay tuned for upcoming Energy Conservation Week events taking place at Fleming.