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10 Green Light Initiative OPA Conservation Bureau 120 Adelaide Street West, Suite 1600, Toronto, ON M5H 1T1 T 416 967 7474 SHSC 390 Bay Street, Suite 710 Toronto, ON M5H 2Y2 Toll Free: 866 268 4451 F: 416 594 9422 E: feedback@shscorp.ca CONSERVATION & DEMAND MANAGEMENT The social housing segment of the OPA’s Low Income & Social Housing initiative is managed by Social Housing Services Corporation (SHSC) as part of its Green Light initiative, a province-wide initiative to help social housing providers take action to reduce energy use in their buildings. The initial phase was available to the 5,000 units who undertook an energy audit in summer 2005 through the Social Housing Services Corporation Energy Management Program. It focused on end-use products such as energy-efficient lighting and appliance replacement upgrades. The next phase will be rolled out in 2007 and will focus on building envelope improvements. The program also contains an educational component. It is expected to have delivered a 10MW reduction in energy consumption by the end of 2006. Audit, Incentive, & Education $ Provincial Residential (Social Housing, Multiresidential) http://www.shscor p.ca/content.aspx ?file=Energy/Abo utTheProgram.ht m 11 Demand Response Program OPA Conservation Bureau 120 Adelaide Street West Suite 1600 Toronto, ON M5H 1T1 T (416) 967-7474 F (416) 967-1947 The DRP is a voluntary program that allows participants to receive compensation for curtailing the electricity demand of their project/business activities. Incentive $ Provincial Industrial/ Commercial/ Institutional www.conservatio nbureau.on.ca 12 BOMA Toronto CDM Program 20 Queen Street West, Suite 2012, Toronto, Ontario M5H 3R3 T: (416) 596-8065 F: (416) 596-1085 The “BOMA Toronto CDM Program” is a Conservation and Demand Management program scheduled for launch in the spring of 2007. The Program will reduce the City’s electricity demand by 150 MW over 3 years. Incentive $ Commercial http://www.bomat oronto.org/cdm/ 13 Doors Closed Campaign The Conservation Council of Ontario 215 Spadina Ave, Suite 132 Toronto, ON M5T 2C7 416 553 1635 x 1 Public education/awareness program that gleans voluntary participation from small businesses across Ontario. Education Provincial Small Commercial http://weconserve .ca/doorsclosed/? page_id=3 14 Energy Efficiency Act and Regulations Ontario Ministry of Energy Ed Grzesik Manager, Standards and Technical Support 1-888-668-4636 The purpose of this program is to prohibit the sale or lease of specified inefficient energy-using appliances or products from the Ontario marketplace by regulation under Ontario’s Energy Efficiency Act (EEA). Standards (Voluntary or Regulated) Provincial Residential , Commercial, and Institutional New buildings http://www.energ y.gov.on.ca 15 Clean Energy Standard Offer ProgramCESO P OPA Conservation Bureau120 Adelaide Street WestSuite 1600Toronto, ON M5H 1T1 T 416 967 7474F 416 967 1947 This program will support small clean energy generating alternatives including combined heat and power and electricity generated as a by-product of another process. Whether the primary fuel source is natural gas, underutilized heat, or under-utilized energy, the intent is to encourage participation by a variety of technologies and their respective applications Incentive, Energy Generation $ Provincial Small Clean Energy Generation Projects http://www.power authority.on.ca 10
16 The OPA Conservation Fund OPA Conservation Bureau 120 Adelaide Street West Suite 1600 Toronto, ON M5H 1T1 T (416) 967-7474 F (416) 967-1947 The OPA creates and implements conservation and demand management (CDM) programs. The Conservation Fund ensures that these programs are thoroughly test-marketed by supporting pilot projects that deliver quantitative results. Incentive, Outreach $ Provincial Multi sector http://www.power authority.on.ca/cf und/Page.asp?P ageID=122&Cont entID=6293 RENEWABLE ENERGY 17 18 Industrial / Commercial / Institutional Solar Thermal Heat Renewable Energy Standard Offer Program RESOP 19 Go Solar Ministry of Energy 880 Bay Street, 6th floor Toronto, ON M7A 2C1 www.energy.gov.on.ca Toll free 888 668 4636 OPA Conservation Bureau 120 Adelaide Street West Suite 1600 Toronto, ON M5H 1T1 T 416 967 7474 F 416 967 1947 Clean Air Foundation 201-1216 Yonge St. Toronto, ON M4T 1W1 Phone: (416) 642-2896 Toll Free: 1 866-922-2896 Fax: (416) 922-1028 www.gosolarontario.ca A total of $14.4 million is available over four years to encourage the industrial/commercial/institutional sector to convert to solar thermal heating. Ontario businesses, industries, not-for-profit organizations, schools, universities, municipalities and hospitals would receive 25 per cent of the cost of the installation of a solar thermal heating system from the province to a maximum of $80,000. The federal government will also provide a contribution of 25 per cent under the ecoENERGY Renewable Heat Program. It is estimated that the program will generate 500 installations over four years. The intent of Ontario’s Standard Offer Program is to help Ontario meet its renewable energy supply targets by providing a standard pricing regime and simplified eligibility, contracting and other rules for small renewable energy electricity generating projects A one-stop shop, offered by Clean Air Foundation with the help of the government, where consumers can get all the information they need on solar energy. Consumers will be able to use a toll-free number or the Internet to get information on: Solar thermal and photovoltaic technologies Incentives, Certified Manufacturers, Installation Tips, Financial Options, Promotional Events, Relevant Websites Incentive $ Provincial Incentive, Energy Generation Educational $ Provincial NGO Commercial, Industrial, Institutions Small Renewable Energy Generation Projects Residential, Industrial, Commercial, Institutions www.energy.gov. on.ca http://www.powerau thority.on.ca/SOP/P age.asp?PageID=1 22&ContentID=410 7&SiteNodeID=162 &BL_ExpandID=16 1 www.gosolaronta rio.ca 20 Ontario PST rebate on renewable installations Ministry of Revenue Refund Unit Retail Sales Tax 2nd Floor, 1600 Champlain Ave Whitby ON L1N 9B2 Hotline 800 615 2757 An extension of the retail sales tax rebate on qualifying renewable equipment to January 1, 2010 to encourage the use of solar and other renewable technologies. The program provides a full rebate on the PST paid for renewable equipment used for the installation of a solar, wind, micro hydro-electric or geothermal system, or enhancement to an existing system. Incentive or Tax Measure $ Provincial http://www.rev.go v.on.ca/english/re fund/windgeo/ 21 Green Retailers 100 per cent green power Ontario Ministry of Energy 900 Bay Street 4th Floor Toronto, ON T 416 326-4483 The government is providing $1 million over the next four years for a program to be developed with Ontario’s green energy retailers which will allow consumers of 100 per cent renewable energy to receive rebates for a portion of the extra costs that they pay to buy that power. Ontarians who sign a contract to purchase 100 per cent green power from a recognized green energy retailer will be eligible for a rebate. Incentive $ Provincial www.energy.gov. on.ca 11
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