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Ottawa wants homeowners to make the switch from oil heating to electric heat pumps. Eligible homeowners can pre-register through the Canada Greener Homes Initiative—Oil to Heat Pump Affordability (OHPA) Program—to start their applications for accessing up to $5000 in federal support to make the switch. Those who pre-register will be contacted once final program details are launched. Currently, full registration is available through delivery partners in Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia.
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Natural Resources Canada has launched a $185.5-million initiative to accelerate deep retrofits in buildings, reports its Office of Energy Efficiency. “Retrofits, especially deep retrofits, are complex projects with many moving parts [...] and involve many players,” writes NRCan. This complexity generates barriers to deep retrofit projects, and the new Deep Retrofit Accelerator Initiative (DRAI) aims to address that problem.
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Next Energy Technologies has installed windows that are generating solar power at Patagonia’s corporate headquarters. Patagonia worked with Next to install 22 of the windows on the south-facing facade of the Olive Building on its main campus. The windows aim to demonstrate how the technology can be “seamlessly integrated into commercial buildings to generate electricity to power the building and alleviate strain on the grid”.
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Materials science company Dow and nuclear energy company X-energy will collaborate on the deployment of the latter’s Xe-100 high-temperature gas reactor technology at one of Dow’s U.S. Gulf Coast sites. “Advanced small modular nuclear technology is going to be a critical tool for Dow’s path to zero-carbon emissions and our ability to drive growth by delivering low-carbon products to our customers,” said Jim Fitterling, Dow chair and CEO.
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Enbridge Gas Inc.—along with Natural Resources Canada and the Province of Ontario—has officially launched co-delivery of the Canada Greener Homes Grant through a single window to all eligible Ontarians via the utility’s enhanced Home Efficiency Rebate Plus (HER+) program. “The delivery of the Greener Homes Grant in Ontario with Enbridge Gas takes advantage of existing infrastructure to rapidly deploy cost- and climate-saving retrofits across the province while simplifying the process for residents,” said Jonathan Wilkinson, Canada’s Minister of Natural Resources.
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