News

86 Energy and dollar-wise Northerners collected a total of $33,667.85 in Energy Efficiency Incentive Program (EEIP) rebates in December. This brings the total of rebates this fiscal year (April – December) to $278,631 for 811 rebates.

The trip from Dawson City brought us through Whitehorse where we met with a lot of talented folks.

Dawson City has a Northern Sustainable House (NSH) too!

At the end of November, the Arctic Energy Alliance travelled to Inuvik to begin the second year of monitoring of the Northern Sustainable House.

The staff at Arctic Energy Alliance enjoyed a visit from the GNWT Government Services Officers early December.

Do NWT consumers really save money if they replace old style incandescent Christmas lights with new LED lights? 

The Mackenzie Rest Inn in Fort Simpson recently installed a new pellet boiler system that is expected to reduce the Inn’s heating costs by 40- 50% every year, translating into financial savings of approximately $5,000, and significant greenhouse gas reductions.

Arctic Energy Alliance is pleased to have presented Travis Arychuk of Mod Home Developments with a cheque for $6,000 for building 2 new homes.

Arctic Energy Alliance had a booth at the NWT Construction Association Trade Fair held at the Explorer Hotel in early December.  

Arctic Energy Alliance continues to work with its Community Liaison Worker in Fort Providence, Roland Nadli, and nurture his deep interest for renewable energy and energy efficiency.