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The Government of Canada now provides
grants to property owners who complete energy efficiency retrofits
based on the NRCan-licensed energy advisors’ recommendations.
Owners of low-rise residential rental properties may also
qualify for a grant. The grant amount is based on carrying
out energy efficiency retrofits such as increasing your attic
insulation or replacing your heating system with a more efficient
system like a geothermal heat pump for example. Only homes
that have undergone a residential energy efficiency assessment
by an NRCan-licensed advisor will be eligible for grants.
After the first assessment,
the homeowner has up to 18 months to complete these retrofits.
The highest grant that NRCan is offering is for the installation
of a geothermal heat pump. When you replace your existing
heating system with a geothermal heat pump, you are entitled
to a $3,500 grant. The maximum grant you can receive through
this retrofit program is $5,000.
For more information click on the ecoENERGY logo.
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To find an NRCan-Licensed AmeriSpec Energy Advisor, enter your postal code below.
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The BC Government offers a Provincial
Sales Tax Exemption from February 21, 2007 to March 31, 2009
for ENERGY STAR qualified residential forced air furnaces
or boilers (gas-fired and oil-fired), air source heat pumps
and ground source heat pumps. This rebate is valid if the
system is purchased or leased for residential purposes. Some
restrictions apply.
For more information click on the BC Government logo or call
toll free 1-877-388-4440.
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Through their Earth Power program,
Manitoba Hydro offers homeowners Residential Earth Power Loans
of up to $20 000 at a interest rate of 4.9% (initial
5 year fixed term) to cover the additional cost of installing
a geothermal heat pump, rather than a conventional heating
and cooling system.
Under the loan, the additional monthly financing cost of installing
a geothermal heat pump rather than a conventional system becomes
more manageable.
For more information click on the Manitoba Hydro logo.
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To help homeowners save energy, save
money and help reduce greenhouse gas emissions, the Ontario
government has created the Ontario Home Energy Retrofit Program.
The program provides homeowners with grants of up to $5,000
for home energy improvements and mirrors the Federal ecoENERGY
program meaning Ontario residents are eligible for an additional
$3,500 for the installation of a qualifying geothermal system.
For more information click on the Ontario Ministry of Energy
logo.
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(RST) - In addition to the Ontario Home
Retrofit Program, Ontario’s Ministry of Energy has also
extended the retail sales tax rebate on qualifying geothermal
equipment to January 1, 2010.
For more information on the RST rebate click on the links
below.
>RST
Rebate.pdf
>General
Application for Rebate Form.pdf
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The Government of Saskatchewan has
extended and enhanced the Saskatchewan EnerGuide for Houses
retrofit grant program until March 31, 2011. Individuals who
qualify under this new program also qualify for the ecoENERGY
Retrofit Initiative introduced by the Federal government on
April 1, 2007.
Under the extended Saskatchewan EnerGuide for Houses program,
you are eligible to receive a provincial grant of up to $5,000
on energy efficient upgrades you make to your home. To qualify,
you must complete an EnerGuide for Houses pre-retrofit evaluation
(“D” audit), your retrofits, and a post-retrofit
evaluation (“E” audit). Your pre-retrofit evaluation
will provide you with a list of recommendations for your home
and applicable grant values.
For more information click on the SaskEnergy logo.
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(PST) - The Province of Saskatchewan offers
a Provincial Sales Tax (PST) exemption for qualifying ENERGY
STAR residential furnaces, boilers and ENERGY STAR heat
pumps. The program that was scheduled to conclude on March 31, 2007,
has been extended indefinitely. For the period beginning July 1, 2006,
qualifying ground and air source heat pumps, are exempt from
PST if purchased or leased for a continuous period of one year
or more.
For more information on the PST rebate click on the logo below
or call toll free 1-800-667-6102. |
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For information on incentives and rebates in your region
go to Environment Canada’s incentives and rebates page
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