Energy Efficiency Incentive Programs For Affordable Housing

A comprehensive search tool for energy efficient renovation and construction grants, rebates, subsidies, tax rebates, and other incentives available in BC.

To find incentives relevant to your project, you can:
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Campbell River Wood Stove Exchange ProgramExchange your old, uncertified wood stove for a new CSA/EPA-certified wood, pellet or gas heating appliance.
City of Nanaimo Woodstove Changeout ProgramBeginning February 1, 2011, the City of Nanaimo will award 75 rebates ($250) on a first come, first serve basis to homeowners who upgrade their old, uncertified wood burning fireplaces to new, energy efficient gas or pellet models. 
Cowichan Valley Regional District Wood Stove Exchange ProgramCVRD residents can earn a a $300 rebate and a $50 retailer discount by trading in their old, uncertified wood stove and installing a new, EPA-certified wood, pellet, or gas heating appliance.
EnerChoice Fireplace ProgramPurchase an EnerChoice fireplace between June 1, 2011 and May 31, 2012 and you may qualify for a $300 rebate from FortisBC.
ENERGY STAR Clothes Washer RebateIf you are ready to replace your old washer and dryer, FortisBC and Terasen Gas would like to encourage you to purchase an ENERGY STAR set.
FortisBC PowerSense Home Improvement ProgramThrough FortisBC, energy efficient product rebates are available for energy efficient windows, insulation upgrades, compact fluorescent lighting (CFLs), air source heat pumps (ASHP), and ground source heat pumps (GSHP).
Fraser Valley Regional District Wood Stove Exchange ProgramThe Program encourages residents to exchange their old, non-EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) certified wood burning stove or insert for a low emissions appliance.

Metro Vancouver Wood Stove Exchange Program Metro Vancouver residents are eligible to receive a rebate for trading in their old uncertified wood burning appliance for a new, low emission appliance.
Revenue Canada Capital Cost AllowanceYou may acquire a depreciable property. You cannot deduct the cost of the property when you calculate your net business or professional income for the year. However, you can deduct their cost over a period of several years. The deduction for this is called capital cost allowance (CCA).
Saanich Rebate for New Residential ConstructionRebates of up to 30% off of building permit fees for new single family homes built to third party green building rating system standards.

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