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Energy Star Dishwasher Program offers financial incentives to facilities looking to purchase highly efficient Energy Star qualified commercial dishwashers. On average, they are 25% more energy efficient and 25% more water efficient than standard models. Incentives range from $100-$400 per unit.
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Condensing Gas Water Heater Incentive Program offers financial incentives to facilities looking to purchase highly efficient condensing gas water heaters. These water heaters operate at 95% thermal efficiency – which is much higher than conventional tank style water heaters that operate at 80% efficiency. Incentives are provided for $350 per unit.
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Infrared Heater Incentive Program offers financial incentives to facilities looking to purchase highly efficient Infrared heaters. These heaters lower operating costs with reduced energy consumption. Incentives range from $50-$300 per unit.
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Energy Recovery Ventilators (ERV) and Heat Recovery Ventilators (HRV) Program offers financial incentives to facilities looking to purchase either an Energy Recovery Ventilator (ERV) or Heat Recovery Ventilator (HRV). Both are able to provide fresh outdoor air while recovering the most energy possible from outgoing air. Both types of ventilators are ideal for buildings that are sealed for energy saving purposes. Incentives range from $400-$1,500 per unit.
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Demand Control Kitchen Ventilation Unit Program offers financial incentives to facilities looking to purchase highly efficient destratification fans, which offer an inexpensive and efficient way for facilities to bring the heat down from the ceiling to mix with cooler floor temperature air. These fans can also work in conjunction with air-conditioned spaces, allowing for a higher temperature set point and lower cooling costs. Incentives provided are for $1,300 per unit.
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Condensing Boiler Incentive Program offers financial incentives to existing industrial facilities looking to replace an aging boiler or new facilities installing a high-efficiency condensing boiler. Incentives include:
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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 financial incentives for replacing existing equipment with high-efficiency equipment and for installing new control systems that will improve the efficiency of operational procedures and processes. Eligible measures under the program are those that provide sustainable, measurable and verifiable reductions in peak electricity demand and/or electricity consumption, including lighting retrofits, lighting controls, HVAC redesign, chiller replacement, increased insulation, installation of high performance windows and frames or low emissive roof barriers. Incentives include:
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Process & Systems Upgrade Program provides design assistance and financial incentives for building owners and architects who exceed the electricity efficiency standards specified in the Ontario Building Code. Building owners will receive up to $400 for every kilowatt saved for lighting measures and up to $800 for every kilowatt saved for non-lighting projects, or up to $75 per multi-residential in-suite appliance. They are also eligible to receive up to 100% of the cost of modelling a building or addition.
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The Audit Funding Program offers financial incentives to eligible business owners and tenants towards the cost of an energy audit to help prioritize the best opportunities to reduce energy costs. The audits provide businesses with the data needed to fully understand the financial benefits of installing a variety of energy-efficient measures. Funding is provided for up to 50 percent of the project cost where calculations are based on building size and audit complexity, and ranges from $5,000-$35,000.