The latest Arctic Energy Alliance news
113 Energy and dollar-wise Northerners collected a total of $34,927.18 in Energy Efficiency Incentive Program (EEIP) rebates in March. This brings the total of rebates this fiscal year (April – March) to $269,444.57 for 1,033 rebates.
There is a new document on AEA’s website - the Inuvik Biomass Infrastructure Study. This study focuses primarily on the potential use of biomass (wood pellets) to help meet Inuvik’s immediate and longer-term space heating requirements.
Avery Cooper & Co recently received a $10,000 rebate from the Commercial Energy Conservation and Efficiency Program (CECEP) for adding insulation to the roof of their building.
AEA staff from Norman Wells and Yellowknife did a series of community visits in the Sahtu region via the winter road during the week of March 15, 2013.
As part of Arctic Energy Alliance's vendor outreach project, whose goal is to increase the uptake of EEIP-qualifying products across the NWT, the AEA has prepared five Drain Water Heat Recovery Systems displays.
On March 12-13, 2013, Teresa Chilkowich, AEA’s Regional Energy Project Coordinator for the Dehcho, visited Wrigley.
The Arctic Energy Alliance hosted another solar and wind roundtable in March 2013 in order to get more quality systems installed in the NWT.
Millennium Technologies Inc. received a $6,342.74 rebate from the Commercial Energy Conservation and Efficiency Program (CECEP) in March 2013.
Christine Abela, Community Adult Educator for Aurora College, and Teresa Chilkowich, AEA's Dehcho Regional Energy Project Coordinator, jointly delivered a community energy information session in Fort Liard on February 27th, 2013.
AEA’s Energy Management Specialist, Ken Baigent, visited several Dehcho communities February 22nd – 26th, 2013 to complete home energy evaluations for residents in Fort Simpson and Nahanni Butte.