Sustainability
Information about sustainability efforts at the City of Albuquerque.
Watch: Solar Energy Projects at Pino Yards
Sustainability News
Albuquerque is Top 5 for Climate Change and Sustainability Improvement
ACEEE names Albuquerque among nation’s top 40 in the country
City of Albuquerque is #3 Solar City Per Capita
Big leap forward over the last year, 29 new projects in two years
City of Albuquerque Offers Christmas Tree Recycling
Recycle your real Christmas tree for free beginning December 30
City of Albuquerque Announces Arrival of New Trash Collection Vehicles Powered by Alternative Fuel
Information about Compressed Natural Gas collection trucks
Local STEM Students Take Initiative on Balloon Fiesta Recycling
Information about partnership with Keep Albuquerque Beautiful and Albuquerque Institute for Mathematics and Science.
Cultural Services Announces Completion of ABQ BioPark Solar Parking Structures
New solar panel parking structures provide renewable energy and shade at the Zoo and Aquarium.
Mayor Tim Keller Announces First Electric Vehicles in City Fleet, Sets Goal of 100% Alternative Fuels for All Eligible Vehicles
Transitioning to electric, hybrid and other alternative fuels will lower City’s carbon footprint, reduce harmful emissions, improve public health.
City Bringing First Electric Buses to Albuquerque
Big step towards Mayor Keller’s sustainability goals with $2.7 million federal grant.
City Bringing First Electric Buses to Albuquerque
Big Step towards Mayor Keller’s Sustainability Goals with $2.7 million federal grant
Mayor Keller Puts Albuquerque on the Path to Become a Top 10 U.S. City Powered By Renewable Energy
The City of Albuquerque, PNM, Jicarilla Apache Nation partner on innovative solar program.
The City of Albuquerque Joins Program to Give Major Boost to Local Sustainability Efforts
U.S. Green Building Council’s LEED for Cities and Communities Program is Supported by Bank of America.
City Councilors Announce “Albuquerque Clean and Green Retail Ordinance” to Limit the Use of Single Use Plastics
O-19-48 was introduced at the January 7th City Council Meeting