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Summary of Provincial Energy Incentives Compiled by: The Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure Last Updated: June 9, 2008 ONTARIO Initiative Delivery Agent Description Program Type $? Jurisdiction Target Sector Weblink RESIDENTIAL 1 2 Energy Efficiency Assistance Program For Low-Income Houses Cool Savings Rebate OPA Conservation Bureau 120 Adelaide Street West Suite 1600 Toronto, ON M5H 1T1 T 416 967 7474 F 416 967 1947 www.conservationbureau.on.ca OPA Conservation Bureau 120 Adelaide Street West Suite 1600 Toronto, ON M5H 1T1 1-877-797-9473 The Energy Efficiency Assistance Program for Houses pilot program is designed to give low-income homeowners and tenants the tools they need to make more effective energy decisions, while at the same time putting money back into the pockets of those who need it most. Delivered in the Toronto Area by: Green Communities Canada, Box 928, Peterborough, ON K9J 7A5, 1 888 661 0000. $350 on an ENERGY STAR®-qualified replacement central air conditioning system. $750 on a replacement central air conditioning system that exceeds the ENERGY STAR® standard and a replacement furnace (midefficiency or better) equipped with an ECM motor. $100 on a replacement mid-efficiency furnace equipped with an ECM motor. Education, Incentive $ Provincial Residential Low Income Incentive $ Provincial Residential www.greencomm unitiescanada.org http://www.everyk ilowattcounts.co m/HTML/InMarke t/C8CoolSavings/ CSprogramHome .shtml 3 Home Energy Audit and Retrofit Program Ontario Ministry of Energy 1-888 668 4636 The Ontario Home Energy Audit program is a four-year $24-million investment, which reimburses the homeowner for 50% of the cost of a home energy audit, to a maximum of $150. The Ontario Home Energy Retrofit program is a five-year $88 million investment to encourage homeowners to make their homes more energy efficient. Homeowners will be eligible to receive up to $5,000 for energy retrofits. The same amount is available to homeowners under the federal government’s ecoENERGY Retrofit Homes program. Incentive $ Provincial Residential http://www.energ y.gov.on.ca/index .cfm?fuseaction= conservation.hom eretrofit 4 Every Kilowatt Counts OPA Conservation Bureau 120 Adelaide Street West Suite 1600 Toronto, ON M5H 1T1 1-877-797-9473 Every Kilowatt Counts (EKC) is an online resource with information about programs, services and actions you can take to achieve greater efficiency in your home and business. You’ll also learn about the benefits of energy efficiency/action/awareness/awareness program. Public Education/ Outreach $ Provincial Residential http://www.everyk ilowattcounts.ca 8
5 Temporary Retail Sales Tax (RST) exemption on the purchase of qualifying ENERGY STAR household products A point-of-sale RST exemption for certain ENERGY STAR qualified household products purchased, rented or leased after July 19, 2007 and before July 20, 2008. The exemption will apply to refrigerators, dishwashers, clothes washers, freezers, dehumidifiers, room air conditioners, and qualifying ENERGY STAR light bulbs and decorative light strings. The RST exemption for qualifying ENERGY STAR products is expected to provide approximately $36 million to Ontario consumers in 2007-08 and a further $15 million in 2008-09. Incentive $ Provincial Residential http://www.rev.go v.on.ca/english/n otices/rst/pdf/56.p df 6 Residential Retail Sales Tax Rebate Ontario Ministry of Finance 7 Queen's Park Crescent 7th Floor Toronto, ON M7A 1Y7 Homeowners can receive a rebate of Retail Sales Tax (RST) paid on the purchase of a new solar energy, wind energy, micro-hydroelectric systems and geothermal heating/cooling systems for residential applications. Incentive $ Provincial Residential www.trd.fin.gov.o n.ca 7 Net Metering - Provincial Ontario Ministry of Energy 900 Bay Street 4th Floor Toronto, ON1-888 668 4636 It will also be advantageous for homeowners in this province to produce some of their own power through an arrangement known as "net metering." Net metering permits electricity customers to offset some of the cost of their individual electricity consumption by self-generating. Net metering allows a grid-connected electricity customer who installs their own renewable generation equipment to return electricity to the grid for credit against consumption, instead of having to store it in batteries. At times when the customer's generation exceeds their requirements, the excess goes into the grid. When the customer's requirements exceed their generation, they take power from the grid. Incentive $ Provincial Provincial www.energy.gov. on.ca 8 Community Go Green Fund Ministry of the Environment Air Policy & Climate Change Branch T 250 387 1661 F 250 387 5669 www.envmail@gov.bc.ca The Community Go Green Fund (CGGF) is a four year, $6.6 million dollar program that provides funding for local projects that reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. The CGGF is a component of the Ontario government’s plan to fight global warming. Other initiatives include investing in advanced research, clean technologies and more public education. Incentive $ Provincial Residential Low Income, Local Not- For-Profit Groups www.gogreenont ario.ca/cggf SOCIAL HOUSING 9 Affordable Housing Energy Efficiency Program OPA Conservation Bureau 120 Adelaide Street West Suite 1600 Toronto, ON M5H 1T1 T 416 967 7474 F 416 967 1947 Phase One of the Affordable Housing Energy Efficiency Program will offer affordable housing providers up to $850 per unit to help offset the incremental cost of purchasing ENERGY STAR qualified products. Municipal Service Managers will also deliver an education and awareness campaign to affordable housing stakeholders to raise awareness among housing providers, builders, architects, developers and residents of energy efficiency and energy-efficient product choices. Co-funded with NRCan and delivered through: Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing (MMAH) Education, Incentive $ Provincial Residential Low Income www.conservatio nbureau.on.ca 9
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