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NB Power Low Income Energy Savings Program

nb power low income rebate

Make your home more energy-efficient with this generous NB Power low income rebate!

Type of Incentive

Grant

Who Is Eligible

Low income homeowners and landlords

Amount

Depends on the upgrades undertaken.

Province/Territory

New Brunswick

Description

The Low-Income Energy Savings Program targets homes in need of major energy efficiency upgrades, especially those needing insulation, air sealing and possibly ductless heatpumps. These upgrades will help low-income homeowners in New Brunswick reduce their energy use and costs.

Homes that are accepted into the Program may be eligible to receive some energy upgrades and will also have a number of energy saving products installed.

Steps to Get This Rebate:

  • Call the office of the Department of Social Development: nearest you (see list here) to see if you qualify for this program.

When the Rebate Ends:

Ongoing

For More Information

Low Income Energy Savings Program website

How to get more money

Check out these additional New Brunswick grants & rebates:

  1. NB Power Low Income Energy Savings Program
  2. NB Power Appliance Meter Lending Program
  3. NB Power Home Insulation Energy Savings Program

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Filed Under: Furnaces, Home Improvement (Grants/Rebates), Insulation, Landlords, New Brunswick, Windows

Comments

  1. Linda Lavigne says

    December 14, 2007 at 11:56 am

    To Whom It May Concern:

    In May/2007, I applied for this Energy Efficent Retrfit Program for my Windows and Roof.
    I am a senior – and need help in this area.
    An inspector came around to my home in Dec./07 and he checked my windows and roof. He said I definitely need both my windows and roof need to be done. Windows to be replaced (all leaking and wind blowing in) and Roof to be repaired.
    I have been in touch with Lisa Loga and all I hear is no, with promises. The Government says: “THEY WANT THE SENIORS TO REMAIN IN THEIR HOMES”.
    My income is approx. $6,000.00 per year OR $521.00 per month and this makes it absolutely impossible for me to do these repairs on my home.
    I would appreciate an answer as soon a possible.
    Thank You for your time.

    Phone No.: (506) 684-3871 or e-mail me.

    Sincerely, A Senior, Linda Lavigne

  2. Mark says

    December 15, 2007 at 4:58 pm

    Hello Linda,

    Thank you for visiting our website. First off, I should mention that this website is not associated with any government department.

    Having said that, based on your income level and the criteria of the New Brunswick Energy Efficiency Retrofit Program for Low-Income Households, I would say that you qualify for this rebate.

    My advice to you would be to call the Department of Family and Community Services, which runs this rebate program. Click on the link above under “For More Information” to find the phone number for the office in your city.

    Hope that helps.

    Mark
    Editor, ShowMeTheGreen.ca

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