The Emergency Heating Replacement Rule is Now Available
The Enbridge Home Efficiency Rebate (HER) has officially launched the for “no heat” customers between October 15th, 2020 to March 31st, 2021.
The Emergency Heating Replacement means that customers can complete a pre-retrofit energy evaluation after an emergency replacement of their natural gas furnace/boiler. This rule is available to all Enbridge customers who heat their homes with a natural gas furnace or boiler that also meet the HER program criteria.
What you should know
- An emergency replacement means when your customers heating system is unable to be repaired or is too expensive to be repaired, and it must be replaced immediately due to cold weather before the homeowner can obtain a pre-retrofit energy evaluation.
- Within five days of replacement, the homeowner must contact Windfall Ecology Centre to book a pre-retrofit energy evaluation.
- Pre-retrofit energy evaluation must be completed within 30 days.
- Homeowner or energy advisor must take a picture of the old heating system that shows the venting, specification plate, and model number (if applicable).
Contact us today or book a call time for more information and to get started.
Toll free: 1.866.280.4431 energy@windfallcentre.ca
There are two types of eligible recipients for the funding:
- Direct recipients: Commercial and institutional buildings owners and operators, including Indigenous organizations, that want to implement ISO 50001 in their buildings.
- Initial recipients: Municipal/provincial/territorial governments and agencies, utilities, industry associations and registered non-profit organizations that implement programs that redistribute the funds to direct/ultimate recipients to undertake eligible project activities.
The funding will be used to reimburse eligible project costs as follows:
- Eligible for-profit organizations may receive up to 60% of eligible costs
- Eligible not-for-profit organizations may receive up to 75% of eligible costs
- Maximum of $40,000 per facility
- The maximum contribution to an organization or group of affiliates is $200,000 per fiscal year (April 1 to March 31).
Eligible project expenditures include salaries and benefits, professional, scientific and technical fees specific to the energy management system, fees for data collection, benchmarking and analysis services, metering equipment, as well as other expenditures directly related to the project.
For more information, refer to Financial assistance for commercial and institutional buildings
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