Change your oil or propane heating system to natural gas, and install a new ENERGY STAR rated high efficiency heating system and you may qualify for a $1,000 cash rebate.
Includes a forced air furnace with an AFUE rating of 90 per cent or higher, a boiler with an AFUE rating of 85 per cent or higher, or a condensing combination system used for both space and water heating.
Available at the Township's Civic Facility, Operations Centre, or your local Recreation Center.
For more information, contact the Environmental Coordinator at 604.533.6082 or environment@tol.ca.
LiveSmart BC offers grants for energy efficiency upgrades for heating, hot water, insulation, windows and doors, ventilation, and draft proofing for your home.
For more details, see the LiveSmart BC Efficiency Incentive Grant Chart.
To access grants, homeowners must have a Home Energy Assessment with a Certified Energy Advisor before and after renovations.
The Energy Assessment includes:
For single family homes, row houses, and mobile homes on permanent foundations.
To book an Energy Assessment with City Green, the only non-profit provider of the LiveSmart BC incentive, call 1.866.381.9995 or book online.
If you've recently purchased-or are planning to purchase-an energy efficient product or service for your home, you could qualify for the RBC Energy Saver Loan.
This innovative and "green" financing solution can help you create a more energy efficient home faster while saving on your borrowing costs.
Receive 1% off the interest rate for your fixed rate instalment loan over $5,000
ORReceive a $100 rebate on a home energy audit on a fixed rate instalment loan over $5,000.
The following products and services are eligible for Energy Saver Loans:
A home energy audit is a report generated by a licensed professional who is specially trained to examine your home's major heating and cooling systems. They will make recommendations to help you improve your home's energy efficiency and lower your energy costs. You can then decide what you want to do and how much you want to spend.
Simply follow these steps to arrange for your home energy audit.
Choose a licensed home auditor through the Natural Resources Canada website at www.oee.nrcan.gc.ca . Obtain quotes from a few auditors and choose one that you feel offers the best overall value.
Note: To qualify for the $100 rebate, your audit must be completed sometime within the 90 days prior to being approved for your loan or within 90 days after receiving your loan.
Receiving Your RBC Energy Audit Rebate
Other Ways to Turn Energy Saving Efforts into Cash
To receive additional government rebates and incentives that you may be entitled to, be sure to follow these steps:
The free package, which has a retail value of approximately $500 per bathroom, and is available for up to two bathrooms per household, includes:
To register for the program just email us at lowflow@scrd.ca. Please ensure you give your name, street address, telephone number and number of bathrooms to be changed out (maximum 2). You can also apply by telephone - just call 604-885-6806 or 604-885-6887. A qualified installer will get in touch with you to schedule a time to conduct the installations.
You don't pay anything up front…or ever! Under the rebate program you must purchase your new toilet and pay for installation before you can receive your rebate.
The models being offered for 2010 are as follows:
If you prefer, you may opt to have one of Caroma's other dual flush toilet models installed for an additional charge. You can call Sustainable Solutions toll free at 1-800-460-7019 for further product information.
* Please note that the free installation allows for standard installation time only. Unforeseen problems such as rotting floorboards or substandard plumbing fittings that may require further work are not covered under the free installation.
Through Canada’s Economic Action Plan, the Government of Canada announced $1 billion for social housing renovation and retrofit. Of the $1 billion, $850 million is being delivered by provinces and territories on a cost-matched basis for existing federally assisted social housing projects which they administer on behalf of the partnership. The remaining $150 million is being delivered by CMHC for existing federally assisted off-reserve housing which it directly administers. Eligible repairs include general improvements, energy efficiency upgrades or conversions, and modifications in support of persons with disabilities.
As of February 1, 2010, CMHC is accepting applications from eligible project sponsors for the remaining $75 million funding for year two. Sponsor groups can apply online or through the mail. Eligible repairs include general improvements, energy-efficiency upgrades or conversions, and modifications in support of persons with disabilities.