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Green Heat Highlights - Green Heat continued to experience low application volumes in Q3, as uptake of the most popular measure in the program component (heat pumps) continues to be impacted by the federal Canada Greener Homes Grant progra...
AI summary Green Heat saw low Q3 applications due to the Canada Greener Homes Grant's higher rebates, with single-zone mini-split heat pumps dominating. Marketing focused on cooling benefits and targeting those who missed the federal grant deadline. E1's Home Energy Assessment program influenced participant choices through no-interest financing options.
EXISTING RESIDENTIAL (2024) - As expected, and as noted in the Q1 and Q2 2024 DSM Reports[5](#page-17-0), demand for initial Home Energy Assessments (EnerGuide Evaluation) continued to decline in Q3, but Home Energy Assessment remains on t...
AI summary Demand for Home Energy Assessments declined in Q3 2024 but remains on track to meet mid-course adjusted targets due to the Canada Greener Homes Grant and billing analysis adjustments. Marketing campaigns are planned to boost 2024 savings, though reduced demand may impact 2025 outcomes.
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