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September 26, 2013

Because of a high demand for air-source heat pumps, the funding available for grants under the Office of Energy Efficiency is nearing full commitment.

In order to ensure funding is available for energy saving initiatives that benefit low-income Islanders, this year's grant program will close on October 15th. The Office of Energy Efficiency will still accept, and process, applications for all grants received up to that date.

After October 15th, Islanders with a total household income of $35,000 or less will still be able to access the Home Energy Low-Income Program (HELP).  Under this program, a tradesperson will complete comprehensive air-sealing (caulking and weatherstripping on windows and doors) free of charge.

 


The Office of Energy Efficiency has been established to assist Islanders in reducing their energy consumption and minimizing the environmental footprint of our daily activities. The Office of Energy Efficiency also provides Islanders with one-stop-shopping for provincial and federal energy efficiency programs and services.

 

Mission Statement

To provide Islanders with advice and programs that will promote sustainable energy use and reinforce the importance of sound energy management for the economic, social and environmental well being of Island residents and businesses.

Energy Meters:

Energy meters for home energy use are available from the provincial library service or the Office of Energy Efficiency.

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