18. Canadian Renewable and Conservation Expense (CRCE)
The income tax rules relating to Canadian Renewable and Conservation Expense (CRCE) aim to promote the development of energy conservation and renewable and alternative energy projects, providing similar treatment to that available for certain exploration ...
The fund is used to co-fund projects that contribute to provincial environmental objectives which include energy efficiency and climate change undertakings.
Government of Prince Edward Island
63. Technology Partnerships Canada: Hydrogen Early Adopters (h2EA)
The h2EA supports projects that demonstrate integrated hydrogen and hydrogen-compatible technologies in real-world settings. These working pilot-scale versions of a hydrogen economy will enable firms to test and showcase technologies and help increase inv...
National Research Council Canada (NRC) - Industry Canada
104. CANMET Energy Technology Centre (CETC)
CETC is a key research arm of Natural Resources Canada and is one of Canada's premier organizations in the field of energy, science and technology. With world-class laboratory facilities, CETC works with Canadian companies to develop and deploy advanced t...
106. Commercial Building Incentive Program (CBIP)
The Commercial Building Incentive Program (CBIP) encourages the design and construction of new, energy-efficient commercial, institutional and multi-unit residential buildings and facilities. it does so by supporting the integrated design process and prom...
108. Energy Retrofit Assistance (ERA)
The Energy Innovators Initiative (EII) offers funding through the ERA to organizations in the commercial and institutional sectors (such as hotels and schools) for retrofit planning activities and implementation projects in existing buildings.
110. Industrial Energy Audit Incentive
The Industrial Energy Audit Incentive is designed to help defray the cost of hiring a professional energy auditor to conduct an on-site audit at an industrial facility.
112. Industry Energy Research and Development (IERD)
The program is aimed at financially supporting the development of new, leading edge energy-efficient products, equipment, processes or systems that will save energy through the use of these new devices.
Projects contribute to the development of...
114. Renewable Energy Deployment Initiative (REDI)
This program encourages the use by businesses of solar hot water and hot air systems and biomass combustion systems by offering financial incentives.
116. Transportation Program - Natural Gas Vehicle Market Transformation Program
The objective of this program is to encourage increased production and use of natural gas vehicles for fleets.
The Transportation Program of Natural Resources Canada's Office of Energy Efficiency (OEE) offers a component that focuses on reducing ...
118. Wind Power Production Incentive (WPPI)
To establish 4000 megawatts of new wind energy production in Canada.
Newfoundland Power
120. Wrap-Up For Savings Program - Insulation Rebate and Financing Program
This program offers rebates and financing to all electric heat customers to upgrade attic and basement insulation in existing homes and basement insulation in newly-constructed homes. The objective of this customer-based program is to reduce heating costs...
TEAM operates under the leadership of Natural Resources Canada, Environment Canada And Industry Canada
148. Click here to download a copy of the Solar Water Heating Rebate Program application form.Ê
Rebate FAQs:
Wood Stoves/Pellet Stoves
I heard there is an incentive for wood stoves. How much is it?
You can receive a $200 rebate on the purchase and installation of a new EPA-certified wood stove or a new wood pellet stove.Ê
Who qualifies?Ê
This rebate applies to purchases on or after October 12, 2005. Original sales receipt required.
Homes equipped with EPA-certified wood appliances and/or wood pellet appliances purchased before October 12, 2005, do not qualify for this rebate.ÊÊ
What conditions apply?
The following conditions must be met to qualify for the rebate:
1.ÊÊ Wood heating appliance (appliance) is certified to EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) standards.
2. The appliance is installed according to the manufacturers installation instructions and CSA code B-365, preferably by a WETT (Wood Energy Technical Training) certified installer.
3. You are the registered owner of the household where the appliance is installed.
4. The appliance is new, was purchased between October 12, 2005 and August 31, 2007, and the original receipt is included with the application.
5. You agree to a random inspection/audit by the Nova Scotia Department of Energy, its agents or auditors (including WET-NS) in the household where the appliance is installed.
How do I apply for this rebate?
Send completed application form and original receipt to:
Wood Appliance Rebate
PO Box 2515, DEPS
Dartmouth, NSÊ B2W 4A5
Do the income eligibility levels apply to the wood/pellet stove rebate and/or the solar water-heating systems?
No, anyone qualifies for these rebates, provided the purchase was made after October 12, 2005 and you still have your original sales receipts.
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