About Us

About CEA’s networks

The Community Energy Association (CEA) facilitates a network of peer learning communities that support local government climate action across BC and Alberta. Peer Networks bring together local government staff and elected officials to share knowledge, learn from one another, and advance solutions to common challenges.

By connecting with peers facing similar opportunities and challenges, members can build on proven approaches, adapt ideas to their local context, and accelerate progress toward their community’s climate goals. Networks are organized around specific topics, regions, and elected official leadership, creating opportunities for collaboration and collective impact.

About the Peer Networks Hub

The Peer Networks Hub is a place to connect with colleagues, share experiences, access resources, and stay up to date on activities across CEA’s networks. Whether you’re looking for examples from other communities, recordings from past sessions, upcoming events, or a place to ask questions, the Hub brings it all together in one location.

Please note: a member login is required to access most Hub content. Contact us to learn more about membership and access.

What You’ll Find Here

• Network spaces dedicated to individual peer networks, with resources and conversations tailored to specific topics and areas of practice.
• Discussions and knowledge sharing where members can ask questions, exchange ideas, and learn from one another’s experiences.
• Resources including presentations, recordings, guides, templates, research, and case studies shared through network activities.
• Events and meetings such as webinars, workshops, peer learning sessions, and network gatherings.

Getting Started

We encourage you to:

• Explore the networks most relevant to your role and interests.
• Browse resources and recordings from past events.
• Join discussions and ask questions.
• Check back regularly for new resources, events, and updates.

The strength of the Hub comes from its members. By participating, sharing knowledge, and connecting with peers, you help build a stronger community of practice for local governments.

Community Guidelines

To keep the Hub welcoming and useful for everyone, please:

• Be respectful and constructive in discussions.
• Share knowledge generously and acknowledge others’ contributions.
• Keep content relevant to network topics and objectives.
• Respect confidentiality when requested.
• Support a culture of collaboration, learning, and peer exchange.

Need Help?

If you’re having trouble accessing content, updating your profile, or navigating the Hub, please contact us for support.