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“We were recognized<br />

by the Mayor’s<br />

Megawatt Challenge<br />

for a 10% reduction<br />

in energy usage<br />

in our Town Hall”<br />

—<br />

Cristina Guido,<br />

Energy and Environment Specialist<br />

noting that the Town has developed<br />

a strong foundation for future electric<br />

vehicle (EV) infrastructure. “For a<br />

municipality of 70,000, we’re really<br />

proud that we have 13 publicly available<br />

EV charging stations, and six plug-in<br />

hybrid vehicles in our fleet,” she adds,<br />

noting that these successes are of<br />

particular importance to Caledon with<br />

its geographically large landscape.<br />

Through the Peel Climate Change<br />

Partnership, which involves the<br />

municipal governments of the Region<br />

of Peel, Town of Caledon, Cities of<br />

Mississauga and Brampton, Credit<br />

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Cristina Guido<br />

EXECUTIVE PROFILE<br />

Cristina Guido is the Energy and Environment Specialist with<br />

the Town of Caledon. Guido has her Bachelor’s degree in<br />

Environmental Studies and Master’s degree in Environmental<br />

Studies from York University in Toronto, and has recently<br />

received the <strong>Business</strong> Energy Professional certification from<br />

the Association of Energy Engineers. Guido has been with<br />

the Town since 2015, beginning in the role of a student and<br />

progressing to her current full-time role. She is driven<br />

by her passion for climate change mitigation and is inspired<br />

to make a change in the community that she grew up in.<br />

Guido continues to lead the Town’s corporate energy<br />

and environmental initiatives.<br />

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