Retrofitting Canada's Apartment Buildings for the Future
They cover everything from switching fuel types to replacing window glazing (we maintain a list of energy performance contracts and other funding options in our guide, Loans for Green Homes: Financing Options for Energy-Efficient Home Renovations). However, all apartment stakeholders need to explore the potential for new policies.
Financing options range from bank loans and equipment leases from commercial lenders, to more specialized options like the City of Toronto's Home Energy Loan Program (HELP) for homeowners and Hi-RIS program for multi-unit residential buildings.
Energy Retrofit Loans
The Energy Retrofit Loan program provides building owners with access to fixed, long-term, lowinterest financing for low-carbon, energy-efficient capital improvements. The program offers financing for up to 100% of project costs, flexible repayment terms, unsecured loans, and support in accessing utility incentives and federal grant programs.
As we can see from the illustration, Financing Options For Green Retrofitting Apartments has many fascinating aspects to explore.
Canada Greener Affordable Housing is a financing program helping community housing providers complete deep energy retrofits on residential buildings.
Interest-free financing is available for your energy-efficient home retrofit. To qualify for the Canada Greener Homes Loan, applicants must complete an EnerGuide pre-retrofit home evaluation (opens to external site) and include the assessment's recommendations as part of their application.
Green building programs and funding All federal funding to supporting greening buildings. Filter from the list of federal programs. Consult your provincial, territorial or municipal governments for other possible funding.
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