At Fortis we’ve always had a strong sense of who we are and a belief in doing what’s right for all of our stakeholders.

By 2035, virtually all of Fortis utility assets will be focused on energy delivery and renewable, carbon-free generation.

Our 2020 Sustainability Report details our commitment to protect the environment, ensure strong governance and to support our people and local communities.

2020 marks 50 years of celebrating Earth Day and the theme for this year is “Climate Action”. Earth Day has helped shine a spotlight on the importance of protecting our planet for current and future generations.

Technological advances and the decreasing cost of renewable generation are driving the integration of sustainable energy sources in the Turks and Caicos Islands.

We support the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals to ensure a better and more sustainable future for all.

We are seeing the shift to a lower-carbon economy really take hold at our Arizona utility, Tucson Electric Power.

The utility has placed 12 new direct current fast charge ("DCFC") stations at strategic locations throughout its service territory.

We are taking actions to tackle the most pressing global sustainability issues.

Fortis is among the Best 50 Corporate Citizens in Canada - #24 out of 242 Canadian companies with revenues over $1 billion evaluated on a set of ESG indicators, and #1 in terms of having the largest three-year carbon emissions reduction.

Our plan is to continually take advantage of opportunities to reduce the overall carbon footprint of operations because we know this will have the greatest positive effect on the environment, reduce our overall risk profile and it’s the right thing to do.

We are an energy delivery company.

A partnership between FortisAlberta and Red Deer College (RDC) was recently established to promote initiatives aimed at advancing a sustainable and resilient energy future.

Our focus on delivering energy to customers naturally limits our impact on the environment when compared with energy generation intensive businesses.

Just before the holidays Pikangikum First Nation was the first of 17 communities that will connect to Ontario's power grid through the Wataynikaneyap Power Transmission Project.

Starting with our Board of Directors, the Governance and Nominating Committee specifically advises the Board on the status and adequacy of efforts to ensure Fortis business is conducted to meet the high standards of environmental and social responsibility

Sustainability in Action – A Message from President and CEO, Barry Perry on the 2018 Sustainability Report.

It may be early stages but our Arizona utility, Tucson Electric Power (TEP), is seeking information about forest biomass generation systems that could generate power for customers while improving the health of Arizona forests

Those of us who have reliable electricity rarely worry about being able to boil the kettle for a cup of tea in the morning. Such is not the case in some rural and remote parts of our country.

Delivering cleaner energy is a key strategic initiative for Fortis as we plan for the future. Our customers want and expect flexibility in terms of where their energy comes from, and the control they have over their energy use.