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New Commercial Energy Conservervation and Efficiency Program

Looking to upgrade a commercial building to make it more Energy Efficient?

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Question of the Month

Is it beneficial to buy Energy StarTM home electronics?

 

NWT Fuel Costs by Community

Fall 2010

 

AEA Home Energy Evaluations

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Looking for an energy efficient home in Yellowknife?

Check with the real estate experts:

Coldwell Banker

HomeLife YK

 

 

Home Energy Checklist

Here's how you can take action on high energy bills this week and throughout the year!

 

Wood Pellet Heating

What everyone should know!

 

Home Energy Evaluations

From the City of Yellowknife

 

2011 Wood Pellet Testing Results

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Welcome To The Arctic Energy Alliance (AEA)

 

Building Science Workshop

We will be offering a Building Science Workshop  in Norman Wells February 20, 21 & 22. 

For more information please contact:

Norman Wells Office:  Wayne at 867-587-3520

Yellowknife Office:  867-920-3333

Toll Free: 1-877-755-5855

For the course description and registration form click here

 

Residential Mechanical Ventilation Installation - Level I Course

Arctic Energy Alliance in conjunction with HRAI will be hosting the course Residential Mechanical Ventilation Installation Level I  February 15 - 17, 2012.

 

For registration form click here

 

 

 

AEA Announcement

 

To view this year's Energy Action Award Videos click here

 

Request for Qualifications from Consulting Companies

The Arctic Energy Alliance is requesting Qualifications from Consulting Companies.  For more information Click Here

 

Wood Pellet Boiler and Furnace Incentive Rebates Increased

Wood pellet boilers and furnaces are now eligible for incentive rebates up to 1/3 of their cost up to a maximum of $5,000, $15,000 and $50,000 for individuals, businesses and communities respectively.

Effective immediately, NWT residents, businesses, and communities planning to install wood pellet boilers and furnaces can apply for funding through AETP (Alternative Energy Technology Program). The funding will be consistent with the existing program guidelines; see the AETP guidelines for the details: http://www.enr.gov.nt.ca/_live/pages/wpPages/aetp.aspx.

AEA's EEIP (Energy Efficiency Incentive Program) will no longer provide rebates for wood pellet furnaces or boilers. However, rebates for woodstoves and wood pellet stoves will not be affected. CECEP (Commercial Energy Conservation and Efficiency Program) will not be providing rebates for wood pellet furnaces or boilers since the funding provided for wood pellet furnace and boiler installations under AETP exceeds that previously provided under EEIP and CECEP.
 

 

New Commercial Energy Conservervation and Efficiency Program

We are pleased to introduce our new Commercial Energy Conservation and Efficiency Program

For more information please click here

To view the guidelines for this program please click here

To view the application form please click here

 

 

Take action on high heating and power bills, high transportation costs, and climate change!

We Can Help:

Individuals

Mike Belanger improved his Yellowknife home’s energy efficiency by 40 per cent!

Businesses & Institutions

NWT Legislative Assembly's wood pellet boiler was unveiled in October 2010.

 

Communities

The Gwich'in Tribal Council's Rachel Reindeer Healing Camp Alternative Energy Project.

 

 

Inuvik Petroleum Show

Arctic Energy Alliance staff attended the Inuvik Petroleum Show last week. They talked with the locals about improving energy efficiency in their homes and caught up on the latest Mackenzie Gas Project news. Home energy evaluations were also done on residential buildings including the new Sustainable Duplex built by the NWT Housing Corporation. There are high hopes for the new super-insulated home, which includes photovoltaic solar panels, a solar hot water, high efficiency boiler, and a heat recovery ventilator. 

Ethel Gruben won $250 matching Energy Efficiency Incentive Program rebate, so when she qualifies for a rebate we will give her up to $250 more.