January 18, 2012
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  • Ontario Power Authority’s (OPA) Save On Energy Programs - Provides access to the Municipal Portal of the new Save on Energy program.
  • High Performance New Construction Program  The High Performance New Construction Program rewards electrical energy efficiency in the design of all new commercial, industrial, institutional, multi-residential and agribusiness buildings.  Enbridge Gas Distribution, with the help of Union Gas, has been appointed by the OPA to deliver this program across the Province of Ontario (with the exception of Toronto area code 416).
     
     

GAS

Enbridge Gas

Enbridge Gas Distribution Inc. (“Enbridge”) offers free technical advice and financial rebates for implementing energy efficiency improvements. Enbridge has a range of incentives for municipalities and can also provide energy consultants to help with your specific energy needs.

Union Gas

The Energy Efficiency section of Union Gas offers a range of programs to help customers save money and energy.

Natural Resources Canada ecoENERGY Retrofit Incentive for Buildings

Natural Resources Canada’s Office of Energy Efficiency (OEE) offers a financial incentive to help your organization implement energy-saving projects in commercial and institutional buildings. The OEE will consider most proven energy efficiency and renewable energy measures. The incentive is based on the lowest of the following three amounts:

  • $10 per gigajoule (277.8 kilowatt hours) of estimated annual energy savings;
  • 25 percent of eligible project costs; or
  • $50,000 per project ($250,000 per organization).

The estimated payback of your investment must be at least one year, after taking into account incentives from all sources.

Each building can have an area no more than 20 000 square metres (215 279 square feet), and you must continue to use the space for the same purpose. Organizations that own, manage or lease the following types of buildings can apply: 

  • Commercial and institutional buildings; 
  • Provincial, territorial and municipal government buildings;
  • Multi-unit residential buildings (with at least four storeys or a footprint of at least 600 square metres and a common entrance);
  • Mixed-use commercial/residential buildings.

Visit ecoaction.gc.ca/retrofit to access the Application Guide and forms, or for information about the industrial component of the program and complementary incentives. If you have questions after you have read the materials, you can contact the OEE at info.services@nrcan.gc.ca or toll free at 1-877-360-5500.

City of Toronto’s Energy Efficiency Office (EEO) Incentive Database

The City of Toronto’s Energy Efficiency Office (EEO) is responsible for developing and coordinating the implementation of an energy efficiency and conservation strategy for Toronto. This is in response to the City's commitment to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 20 percent, relative to 1988 levels. The EEO has put together an energy incentives database of grants, rebates and loans that it hopes to keep updated in 2008. View: Energy Incentive Program Scan

The Ontario’s Energy Efficiency Resource & Funding Guide

  • Ontario Energy Efficiency Resource Guide - Produced by the Ministry of Energy and Infrastructure, the guide aims to provide current information about the many programs, financial incentives, and resources that are available to help Ontarians to conserve and to achieve greater energy efficiency.
     
  • Searchable Incentives Guide - There are many conservation and renewable energy programs available in Ontario to help you in your efforts to be more energy aware. They are offered by various levels of government, by local electricity and natural gas utilities, by non-profit agencies, and by many other associations.
     
    These initiatives and programs undertaken by groups and individuals across Ontario are of vital importance to our economy and our environment.
     
    This searchable incentives guide brings together information designed to assist you in finding the programs best suited to your interests and needs - whether you are looking for more information, practical assistance, financial incentives, or other resources. It will be updated regularly, as new projects are launched and others reach their end, so please keep checking back.