Remote First Nations Energy-Efficiency
The IESO’s Save on Energy RFNEEP provides funding to remote First Nations communities for energy-efficiency projects, helping reduce costs and improve comfort in homes and businesses as they prepare for new transmission connections
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Overview of the Remote First Nations Energy-Efficiency program:
The IESO’s Save on Energy Remote First Nations Energy-Efficiency Program (RFNEEP) program provides funding support to remote First Nations communities to implement energy-efficiency projects that will help them manage energy use more effectively to save on energy costs, and increase the comfort of their homes and businesses. With transmission connection on its way to these remote communities, now is an ideal time to build awareness about the benefits of energy efficiency.
Benefits of the Remote First Nations Energy-Efficiency program:
- Commercial LED lighting retrofits
- Lighting control sensors
- Smart thermostats
Eligibility criteria of the Remote First Nations Energy-Efficiency program:
- Homes and businesses in the following remote First Nations communities in Ontario that meet the program eligibility requirements can participate:
- Bearskin Lake First Nation
- Deer Lake First Nation
- Keewaywin First Nation
- Kingfisher Lake First Nation
- Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug
- Muskrat Dam First Nation
- North Spirit Lake First Nation
- Pikangikum First Nation
- Poplar Hill First Nation
- Sandy Lake First Nation
- Wapekeka First Nation
- Wawakapewin First Nation
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