Energy 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.
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