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Green Heat Highlights - Green Heat continued to experience low participation in Q1, consistent with a trend seen in both 2023 and 2024 as uptake of the most popular measure in the program component (heat pumps) continued to be impacted by...
AI summary Green Heat program in Nova Scotia saw low participation in Q1 2025, influenced by the Canada Greener Homes Grant. Mini-split heat pumps and biomass systems faced reduced savings estimates. Solar thermal and biomass inserts will be removed from the program due to low uptake and high costs.
Home Energy Assessment Highlights - In Q1, Home Energy Assessment energy and demand savings were lower than the same quarter in 2024, as expected following the announcement in Q1 2024 that the Canada Greener Homes Grant (which E1 co-delive...
AI summary Energy and demand savings from Home Energy Assessments in Q1 2025 were lower than Q1 2024 due to the end of the Canada Greener Homes Grant. Savings will continue to decline as eligible participants decrease throughout 2025.
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