Showing posts with label energy efficiency. Show all posts
Showing posts with label energy efficiency. Show all posts
Monday, May 5, 2008
Energy Audit
Well, the date is set for my home energy audit, the first week of July. It costs $150, they make two visits. The first one is about 3 hours after which they will make recommendations which, if implemented (verified by a follow up visit) you can apply for a rebate from the federal and provincial governments.
Sunday, April 27, 2008
Energy Audit and solar energy rebates
I've applied to have an energy audit done through Clean Nova Scotia. The cost is $150 and is a requirement for being eligible for the government rebate programs for improving the energy efficiency of your home.
The province of Nova Scotia through Conserve Nova Scotia of also offers a 15% rebate for solar air heating and solar hot water systems, both to a maximum rebate of $20,000.
That would be roughly $450 towards the purchase and installation of a Cansolair panel or roughly $700 towards the purchase and installation of a solar boiler (net out of pocket investment would be $7,600).
The estimated payback, based on what I've read on the internet would be roughly 6 years.
The province of Nova Scotia through Conserve Nova Scotia of also offers a 15% rebate for solar air heating and solar hot water systems, both to a maximum rebate of $20,000.
That would be roughly $450 towards the purchase and installation of a Cansolair panel or roughly $700 towards the purchase and installation of a solar boiler (net out of pocket investment would be $7,600).
The estimated payback, based on what I've read on the internet would be roughly 6 years.
Saturday, April 26, 2008
Make your home more energy efficient
How to make your home more energy-efficient in ten easy steps
Times Online - UK
The advice line (0800 512012) allows anyone in England to get free, tailored advice from the Energy Saving Trust on how to reduce their carbon footprint. ...
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Khelil Says OPEC Won't Boost Output Amid Record Oil (Update1)
Bloomberg - USA
Venezuela, the largest crude-oil producer in Latin America, doesn't expect the price of oil to drop below $90 a barrel any time soon, Energy and Oil ...
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