ecoENERGY for Renewable Heat - Canada
This webiste breaks down the ecoENERGY for Renewable Heat program, which is a four-year, $36 million investment that started in 2007 and runs to 2011.
The purpose of the program is to increase the use of renewable thermal energy by industry, commercial business and institutions; boost the amount of renewable thermal energy created for these sectors; contribute to cleaner air by helping Canadian business use less fossil-based energy for space and water heating in buildings across the country.
Within this page you can find incentive rates, performance factors, application guidance information, and a list of accepted solar collectors.
The sidebar also includes latest changes to the program that have been implemented within the last two years.The sidebar also includes latest changes to the program that have been implemented within the last two years.
See below more info on this incentive programme:
| Country / region |
Canada |
| Name of programme |
EcoEnergy for Renewable Heat |
| Type of incentive |
rebate |
| Eligible technologies |
solar air or/and water heating systems |
| Applicable sectors |
industrial, commercial and institutional sector |
| Amount |
based on a formula: square metres of collector area multiplied by a specific performance factor and the incentive rate of this technology |
| Maximum incentive |
max. 400,000 Canadian Dollar (CAD) per installation for solar water collectors* max. 80,000 CAD per installation for solar air collectors |
| Requirements for system |
meeting standard F378-87 of the Canadian Standards Association (CSA) |
| Requirements for installation |
non, |
| Finance provider |
Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) |
| Total funds |
36 million CAD for 700 buildings in four years |
| Funding source |
public funds |
| Effective date |
1 April, 2007 |
| Expiration date |
31 März, 2011 |
| Website |
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| Last review of this tabloid |
March 2009 |
| Contact |
Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) ecoENERGY for Renewable Heat Renewable and Electrical Energy Division 615 Booth Street, Ontario, K1A 0E9 ecoenergyrhp@nrcan.gc.ca |
*In the provinces of Ontario and Saskatchewan the maximum amount of rebate can be increased by 80,000 CAD receiving the complementary subsidies by the state governments.
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