Title: Incentives talk
1Incentives talkConservation Incentives
AdvisorRob Detta Colli (416)
450-7989Advisor_at_TowerWise.ca
2My Mandate is
IS IS NOT
Rental Condo Social Housing New Build
416 905
Smaller portfolio focussed Large portfolio focussed
One-window to incentive info Replacing energy professionals
Informational Selling retrofits
Current incentives New money
3Why do people offer incentives?
- Government Incentives
- Its not their money its ours!
- Its in the publicsbest intereste.g. costs of
pollution - Regulated by Government
- Condition of licencing
- Publics best interest
- Infrastructure cost avoidance
- Revenue formula changes for conservation
4Whats next?
- Heat Electricity
- Solar Thermal ?
- Solar Electricity ?
- Wind ?
- Geo-thermal ?
- Co-Gen ? ?
5Solar Thermal
- Federal Provincial
- ecoEnergy Retrofit (a.k.a. NRCan program)not
stackable with - Federal ecoEnergy for Renewable Heat
- Last application - October 1, 2010
- Max - 400,000 per Solar Water install80,000
per Solar Air - Performance Factor x Incentive Rate x
Collector Area - Perf. Factor - There is a list of accepted solar
collectors1 - Incentive Rate - /m2Solar Air, Solar Water
GlazedUnglazed - E.g. (Unglazed) 0.97 x 30 /m2 x 4 x 10 x
10 1,065 - Provincial (OSTHI) matches ecoEnergy 1,065
- A 50 accelerated CCA is provided under Class
43.2 of Schedule II
1 - http//ecoaction.gc.ca/ecoenergy-ecoenergie/h
eat-chauffage/v2008/collectors-capteurs-eng.cfm
6Solar Electricity
- Federal
- ecoEnergy Retrofit (a.k.a. NRCan program)not
stackable with - ecoEnergy for Renewable Power
- To March 31, 2011
- 1 cent/kWh for up to 10 years
- A 50 accelerated CCA is provided under Class
43.2 of Schedule II - Provincial
- Feed-In-Tariff
7Wind Electricity
- Federal
- ecoEnergy Retrofit (a.k.a. NRCan program)not
stackable with - ecoEnergy for Renewable Power
- To March 31, 2011
- 1 cent/kWh for up to 10 years
- A 50 accelerated CCA is provided under Class
43.2 of Schedule II - Provincial
- Feed-In-Tariff
8Geothermal Co-Gen
- Geothermal - Federal
- ecoEnergy Retrofit (a.k.a. NRCan program)
- Co-Generation - Provincial
- Clean Energy Standard Offer Program
- ecoEnergy Retrofit (a.k.a. NRCan program)
9Standard incentives?
Enbridge BPP Tor Water NRCan
Audits ? ?
Electricity ? ?
Gas ? ?
Water ? ? ?
Start Date Case by case New App Jan 2008 Old App Jul 2006 Annually Pre-approval required
End Date N/D Sept 2010 Apr 2011 for chillers 2011 MAR 2012
10Enbridge
- Audits
- Up to 5,000
- Must implement to save 25 of gas savings before
- Must be of a specific form
- 10 or 15 per m3
- Typical - 25 reduction, 150,000 m3 15,000
- Boilers Controls
- VSDs
- Showerheads
- Trick Install 1 hi-eff and get higher incentive
for everything
11Toronto Better Building Partnership
- Audits
- 35 per unityupcan be used with Enbridges
- 4 measures must be assessedi.e. not just
lighting - Must have done at least 1 recommended measure
- Traditional or modeling approaches
- Prescriptive
- No pre-approval No energy calculations required
- Based on a predefined eligibility list
- 1 to 250 per fixture
- Exit signs
- EnergyStar CFLs
- Standard T8s
- T5s
- Occupany Sensors
- Photocells timers
- Programmable Thermostats
- Non-electric Chillers
- Heat Pumps
- Solar Hot Water
- Gas Dryers
- Energy Star appliances
12Toronto Better Building Partnership
- Calculated 7 per kWh or 400 per kW
- Anything covered must be able to prove the
savings - Must have before and after photos
- Limited to 50 of the project cost
- Trick Anything thats 24/7calculated gives
more - Application is really only 4 of the 17 pages
- HVAC upgrades
- Building automation
- Chiller replacements
- Deep lake water cooling
13And if you dont listen to any of that
Move forward with energy projects How will HST
impact your project costs and utility
bills? Will OPA incentives continue for lighting?