Enbridge Home Efficiency Rebate 2023: Maximizing Savings with Air Source Heat Pumps

Air source heat pumps are becoming an increasingly popular choice for Canadians looking to upgrade their home heating systems. The Enbridge Home Efficiency Rebate Program (2023) provides financial incentives for homeowners who install energy-efficient equipment, including air source heat pumps. This article will discuss the benefits of air source heat pumps and how they can help you save money through the rebate program.

How Do Air Source Heat Pumps Work?

Air source heat pumps use electricity to transfer heat from outside air into your home. The heated air is then distributed through ducts in order to warm the living space. This process requires less energy than traditional heating systems because it does not produce any combustion products like carbon dioxide or other pollutants. Additionally, air source heat pumps can be used both in summer and winter months, making them a great all-season solution for homeowners looking to save on energy costs.

What Are the Benefits of Installing an Air Source Heat Pump?

Installing an air source heat pump has several advantages over traditional heating systems. Firstly, they are more efficient than electric resistance heating systems, meaning that you can save up to 40% on your annual energy bills by switching over. Secondly, air source heat pumps do not require any additional fuel sources or combustion products, thus reducing emissions and helping to protect the environment. Finally, they also offer improved indoor air quality by maintaining comfortable temperatures year-round.

The Enbridge Home Efficiency Rebate Program (2023)

The Enbridge Home Efficiency Rebate Program (2023) is designed to help Canadian homeowners upgrade their homes with energy-efficient technologies such as air source heat pumps. Eligible applicants can receive rebates up to $7,100 when they install qualifying equipment in their homes and meet certain criteria laid out in the program’s guidelines. In addition to this financial incentive, participants also benefit from reduced electricity costs due to the increased efficiency provided by their new equipment.

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Maximizing Savings with Air Source Heat Pumps

By taking advantage of the Enbridge Home Efficiency Rebate Program (2023), homeowners who install an eligible air source heat pump can maximize their savings on energy costs while also helping to reduce emissions. Furthermore, since these systems are designed for all season use, you’ll be able to enjoy comfortable temperatures year-round without having to worry about fluctuating utility bills or costly maintenance fees associated with traditional heating systems.

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Conclusion

Air source heat pumps provide numerous benefits for Canadian homeowners looking for an efficient way to keep their homes warm throughout the year while also saving money on energy costs and protecting the environment from harmful emissions. The Enbridge Home Efficiency Rebate Program (2023) provides a great opportunity for homeowners to take advantage of these benefits by offering financial incentives when they install qualifying equipment in their homes. By taking advantage of this program, homeowners can maximize their savings while also enjoying reduced electricity costs.

Cozy Comfort Plus is pleased to promote this government program in conjunction with Enbridge Gas to encourage homeowners looking to purchase heat pumps. For more information, contact Cozy Comfort Plus at (416) 780-9760, request a free in-home estimate, or chat with our bot located at the bottom right-hand corner of our website.

FAQs

How long will the program run?

Home Efficiency Rebate Plus (HER+) program, including the co-delivery of the Canada Greener Homes Grant (CGHG), is planned to run until 2027.

Eligibility criteria

In order to be eligible, homeowners must meet the following criteria:

All homeowners in Ontario qualify for the Home Efficiency Plus (HER+) program except,
- Homes where the owner does not currently live in the premise and the home does not have an active Enbridge Gas account.
- The homeowner has already started work on the upgrades before they conduct their pre-retrofit energy assessment.
- The home was built less than 6 months ago.
- The home is part of a cooperative or a multi-unit residential building (MURB) with more than 3 storeys or a footprint bigger than 600m2.
- Less than 50 percent of the building is residential living space.
- Homeowners who have already gone through the Home Efficiency Rebate (HER) or Canada Greener Homes Grant (CGHG) programs and maxed out their incentive.
For the enhanced Enbridge Gas rebates funded by Enbridge Gas,
- You must be an Enbridge Gas customer and reside or own property in the Enbridge Gas franchise service areas at the time of the pre-retrofit energy assessment.
- Or be converting to Enbridge Gas natural gas.