US EditionEnergy adviser welcomes Ontario's new green rebate program but questions the finer details
- Ontario Energy Minister Stephen Lecce announced the Home Renovation Savings Program, launching on Jan. 28, which offers rebates of up to 30 percent for energy efficiency upgrades, as part of a $10.9 billion investment over 12 years.
- The program provides rebates up to $8,900 for insulation and $100 per window or door, while some upgrades like solar panels and heat pumps do not require energy adviser reports.
- The initiative aims to reduce peak electricity demand by 3,000 MW by 2036, equivalent to taking three million homes off the grid, with $23.1 billion in electricity system benefits projected.
16 Articles
16 Articles
New Ontario rebates coming soon for energy efficient upgrades and renovations: Here’s what qualifies, how to sign up and how much money you could get
Ontario has launched new energy efficiency programs to help people make improvements with the aim of reducing energy bills. The Home Renovation Savings Program will cover part of the cost associated with the installation of new windows, doors, insulation, heat pumps, rooftop solar panels and battery storage. Find out to how to apply and how much money you could get.
Ontario announces billions in investment for new energy efficiency programs
Canada’s largest energy efficiency initiative was announced by Ontario, where a $10.9-billion investment will help families and businesses lower costs by retrofitting their homes. The Ontario government’s new Home Renovation Savings Program will offer rebates of up to 30 per cent for energy efficiency upgrades, including windows, doors, insulation, heat pumps, smart thermostats, rooftop solar panels and battery storage. Money for the retrofits w…
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 67% of the sources lean Left
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
