Sustainability Office
Your hub for sustainability on the St. George campus.
Resources
Sustainability Office annual report
The Sustainability Office is making significant progress on our pledge to become climate positive before 2050, as well as sustainable change across the university. The Sustainability Office annual report presents progress on our carbon reduction commitments and highlights our most recent accomplishments at the St. George campus.
Bike Share Toronto discount program
The University of Toronto is excited to offer a discount on annual Bike Share Toronto memberships to students, staff and faculty across all three campuses.
Green at U of T map
Are you looking for a green space, compost bin or bike rack location on campus? Discover the layers of U of T’s campus map.
Cycling racks, storage, maintenance and sharing
Energy portal
The St. George campus energy portal is available to U of T community members interested in seeing energy use patterns across campus.
This project is supported by funding from Natural Resources Canada (NRCAN)
ISO 50001
In our ongoing effort to increase energy efficiency and carbon reduction, the University of Toronto’s St. George campus has undertaken the pursuit of ISO 50001. ISO 50001 is an international standard for energy management systems. It provides a framework and guidance for organizations to establish, implement, maintain and improve energy management practices that enhance energy performance, efficiency and sustainability.
As part of this process, U of T created an energy policy that supports the commitment to our climate positive goals and recognizes the importance of continuous improvement in energy efficiency under the ISO 50001 framework.
The ISO 50001 standard embeds energy management practices in all aspects of our organization and better equips Facilities & Services to identify and implement energy-saving opportunities, enhance operational efficiencies and reduce operational risks and energy costs.
Energy conservation and demand management plan
Learn how F&S plans to reduce energy use on the St. George campus by improving building performance, optimizing space use and following high-performance standards for new buildings or major renovations.
Our sustainability partners