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Enbridge’s Home Efficiency Rebate (2019)
This Program Is Currently Active Receive up to $5,000 back with the Home Efficiency Rebate Pre-Energy Audit If you intend to start renovations, demolition of your home or install retrofit measures, please ensure that you have your initial home energy assessment completed. An energy assessment cannot be performed on a home during renovations or demolition or after new equipment has already been installed. Reach out to one of our Registered Energy Advisors right now to book your pre-energy assessment. This assessment of your home’s current energy use is a quick, easy process. The energy assessment will reveal areas where you can potentially make improvements (called retrofits) to help lower your energy…
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Energy Savings With Net Metering – Save On Your Bill (2019)
This Program Is Currently Active You have the power. Literally. Lower your electricity bill by generating power with wind, solar or other renewable energy sources. How It Works hrough net metering, you can save money by generating power with renewable energy, like wind or solar. To become a net-metered customer – and before you buy or install a renewable energy system – you need to apply to connect your energy source to the electricity grid. After your application’s approved, and once your renewable energy system is installed and connected to the grid, the electricity company will read your meter and calculate your bill by: subtracting the value of electricity you supplied from…
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Ontario’s Energy Savings Rebate Program (2019)
This Program Is Currently Active The Energy Savings Rebate program provides funding to eligible retailers to support point of sale rebates for energy efficiency products in Ontario. The new program will help Ontarians reduce energy use, save money, and address climate change. Approximately $200 million is available for eligible retailers to provide rebates. To participate in this program, retailers must apply. For Ontario customers, please see the list of eligible energy efficient product categories and participating retailers below. Please contact individual retailers for further information about rebates offered in-store. Application Period For retailers with locations in one to four municipalities: Open until March 31, 2020 or until funding is exhausted. Results…
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Ontario Home Energy Savings Program (2010)
Chances are your home's leaking energy. A lot of energy and a lot of money. The Ontario Home Energy Savings Program will help pay for a Home Energy Audit that will find your home's energy leaks and identify renovations you can make to lower your energy bills. Replace that energy-guzzling old furnace, improve your insulation, change drafty windows and doors and complete other retrofits suggested in your audit report and you could qualify for up to $10,000 in Ontario and federal rebates.
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The Fall 2010 Power Savings Event
The fall 2010 Power Savings Event is designed to help you get more for your energy dollar through the wise use of a variety of energy-efficient products. Energy-efficient products last longer, reduce maintenance and labour costs and improve living and working environments.
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COOL SAVINGS REBATE
With 60% of your yearly electricity bill going toward heating and cooling your home, it makes good sense to look for ways to reduce your usage and your bills. That’s where the COOL SAVINGS REBATE comes in. If you’re looking to replace your old air conditioning system with an ENERGY STAR® qualified model, then we have attractive rebates to help you do just that. Having a programmable thermostat or new furnace installed? We have rebates for those things too.
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Feed-in Tarrif Program (2009)
The Green Energy Act, 2009 (GEA) was introduced to the Ontario Legislature on February 23, 2009. It includes a proposal for a new renewable energy program known as a Feed-in Tariff (FIT) Program designed to further encourage the development of renewable energy supply.
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peaksaver®
During those occasional hot summer days when the demand for electricity is at its highest and central air conditioners (CACs) are running at their maximum, they can strain Ontario’s electricity system. You can do your part to help the province manage this peak demand by enrolling in peaksaver®. Your participating electric utility will install the necessary device (either a thermostat or switch) enabling your CAC to receive a signal that will automatically cycle it down for short periods of time. It will happen only on the hottest weekdays during the middle of the day. Chances are you will not even notice the 1° – 2°C change in your home’s temperature.…
The Next Level In Energy Efficient Homes
