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This Program offers financial incentives to businesses that purchase or rent air curtains. These curtains are used where doors stay open for long periods of time, i.e. shipping docks and retail or office entrances. They provide tremendous benefits, in particular significantly lowering both heating and cooling costs compared to doors without air curtains. Incentives include:
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Retrofit Program provides businesses with financial incentives for implementing energy-efficient measures in their facilities. Prescriptive, engineered and custom track applications are available to suit the intended retrofit project.
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Process & Systems Upgrades Program is designed to help organizations with complex systems and processes identify, implement and validate energy-efficiency projects from start to finish. Businesses have access to assessments, energy managers and funding to help with energy-efficient upgrades.
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The Audit Funding Program offers financial incentives to businesses towards the cost of various energy audits, which identify the costs and benefits of implementing energy-efficient measures.
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Small Business Lighting Program provides financial incentives up to $1,500 worth in energy-efficient lighting and equipment upgrades to qualifying businesses. An authorized electrical contractor is available to complete the retrofit. The program provides licensed electrical contractors, a no-risk assessment and clean-up, which includes recycling and proper disposal.
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VICTORIA – B.C. Feb 6th,2015 businesses have an important financial tool to help them connect employees with training that can help boost productivity and the bottom line: the Canada – British Columbia Job Grant.
Launched last fall, the Canada – B.C. Job Grant provides two-thirds the cost of training a new or existing employee – up to a maximum government contribution of $10,000 per employee. The employer is required to contribute one-third of the training costs.
Requiring employers to pitch in helps ensure the training leads to guaranteed jobs.
The Canada – B.C. Job Grant is a flexible program that will help ensure British Columbians can find their fit in our growing and strong economy.
The grant is part of the $65-million Canada-British Columbia Job Fund Agreement provided by government of Canada. Since launching in October 2014, hundreds of B.C. businesses have applied for the grant from throughout the province, representing a vast array of sectors including health care, manufacturing, agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting.
For the latest updates, fac tsheets and instructions on how to apply, go to:www.workbc.ca/canadabcjobgrant