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Multi-Unit Residential In-Suite Fixed Incentive Program

Get up to $50,000 in incentives for heat and energy recovery

Keep heat in while moving stale air out with heat-recovery ventilators (HRV) and energy-recovery ventilators (ERV). ERVs and HRVs transfer heat and moisture between the building’s exhaust air and the outside supply air. During the heating season, this raises the temperature of the outside air supply through heat transfer within the heat exchanger. Through this process, you’ll save energy by decreasing the load on the building’s heating system.

To help you take advantage of this energy-saving technology, Enbridge Gas offers financial incentives. In-suite incentives for affordable housing qualify under the Affordable Housing Multi-Residential program.

An effective way to save energy

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    Reduce energy and operating costs.

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    Boost energy performance.

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    Improve comfort for residents.

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    Reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.

How the program works

Work with an Energy Solutions Advisor to determine whether your building is eligible for the ERV/HRV fixed incentives offer.

Once eligibility is confirmed, make arrangements to purchase and install your ERV or HRV.

Complete the Fixed Incentive Application Form. Please ensure you use the same description for the technology as shown in the incentive list below. 

Submit the completed application form with proof of purchase and installation to energyservices@enbridge.com. You’ll receive your incentive by mail.

Fixed incentives for ERVs and HRVs

Get per-unit incentives for equipment upgrades.

ERV incentives
Incentive
ERV
No existing ERV or not required by code $150 per unit
Max. $50,000 per building
ERV improved effectiveness
Existing ERV or above code Max. $50,000 per building
≥ 65% to ≤ 74% sensible heat recovery effectiveness $50 per unit
≥ 75% to ≤ 84% sensible heat recovery effectiveness $100 per unit
≥ 85% sensible heat recovery effectiveness $150 per unit
HRV incentives
Incentive
HRV
No existing HRV or not required by code $75 per unit
Max. $25,000 per building
HRV improved effectiveness
Existing HRV or above code Max. $25,000 per building
≥ 65% to ≤ 74% sensible heat recovery effectiveness $25 per unit
≥ 75% to ≤ 84% sensible heat recovery effectiveness $50 per unit
≥ 85% sensible heat recovery effectiveness $75 per unit

Is your project eligible?

The ERV/HRV is not eligible for an incentive if the building doesn’t meet the terms and conditions below.

Are you an affordable housing provider?

The Affordable Multi-Family Housing program provides incentives for eligible energy-efficient upgrades in social, affordable and market-rate multi-family buildings.

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Incentives for business partners

Get rewarded to help commercial customers and affordable housing providers upgrade to high-efficiency equipment, and connect with Energy Solutions Advisors who can help you close sales.

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We’ll help you find ongoing savings and get your project underway.

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Terms and conditions:

  1. Only multi-unit residential buildings, as described in Division A of the Ontario Building Code (per section 1.1.2.2. Application of part 3, 4, 5 and 6) which includes buildings > 600 m2 or buildings > 3 storeys, are eligible.
  2. Multi-unit residential dwellings, such as detached, semi-detached, row housing or town houses or residential dwellings converted to multiple rental units, are not eligible.
  3. Applies where the ERV/HRV is being used for ventilation of the full suite.
  4. This offer is not eligible if any of the following conditions exist:
    1. The heating system fuel source is not natural gas.
    2. The following are present: demand control ventilation (DCV), scheduled setbacks (temperature, ventilation or both) or thermostat setbacks (any such application can be submitted as a custom project and reflect the interactive effects of these technologies.)
    3. No recirculation is allowed by code or standards. For instance, any limitations as per CSA Z317.2_10.
    4. One-hundred percent of the exhaust air must be evacuated from the building in order to avoid cross contamination, and therefore 100 percent fresh air is required as described in OBC section 1.1.1.4.
    5. Contaminants (gases and vapours) may be present in the building and the ERV/HRV may bring them back into the breathing zone.
  5. Incentives described in this document are for Enbridge Gas Inc. commercial customers with an active natural gas account in good standing. Business Partner incentives are also available to design engineers, engineering consultants, HVAC contractors and third-party contractors in Enbridge Gas Inc., franchise (Ontario only). The complete list of eligible equipment and customer incentives is outlined at enbridgegas.com/fixedincentive and in the 2023 Enbridge Gas Commercial Energy Efficiency Programs: Terms and Conditions brochure.
    1. Incentive cannot exceed 50 percent of the project cost.
    2. Incentive offers available between Jan. 1, 2023 and Dec. 31, 2023.
    3. Incentives are only made available to customers where Enbridge Gas incentive offer(s) have impacted the customer’s decision to proceed with the improvement(s).
    4. To receive any incentive, a completed Fixed Incentive application form and proof of purchase matched to the installation address must be provided to Enbridge Gas.
    5. Enbridge Gas makes no representation, warranty or guarantee regarding the projected savings of any energy-efficiency measure or performance of installed equipment.
    6. Enbridge Gas reserves the right to independently verify application information and confirm installation. Additional terms and conditions may apply.