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City of Toronto

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RESIDENTIAL

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1WATERSAVER PROGRAMS:
Washing Machine Rebate Program		City of Toronto
Toronto Water Efficiency Program
1530 Markham Road, 4th Floor
Toronto, ON M1B 3G4
T 416 338 0338
F 416 338 0685		The City of Toronto offers residents $60 cash back on the purchase of a new high-efficiency, front-loading washer. Purchase of a high-efficiency front-loading washer enables participants to apply for the City of Toronto rebateIncentive$MunicipalResidentialhttp://www.toronto.ca/watereff/washer/index.htm

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2WATERSAVER PROGRAMS:
Toilet Rebate Program		City of Toronto
Toronto Water Efficiency Program
1530 Markham Road, 4th Floor
Toronto, ON M1B 3G4
T 416 338 0338
F 416 338 0685		The City offers Toronto residents a $60 or $75 cash incentive to replace a water-guzzling toilet with a City-selected water-efficient modelIncentive$MunicipalResidentialhttp://www.toronto.ca/watereff/flush/index.htm

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320/20 The Way to Clean AirToronto Public Health -Jill McDowell, Environmental Protection Office,Tel: 416-392-4882, Fax: 416-392-7418, jmcdowe@toronto.ca)20/20 The Way to Clean Air is a social marketing campaign by Toronto Public Health and GTA health units with the aim of engaging residents in actions to reduce smog and lessen climate change.Public Education/OutreachMunicipalResidentialhttp://www.toronto.ca/health/2020

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SOCIAL HOUSING

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NONE AVAILABLE AT THIS MOMENT

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MULTI-RESIDENTIAL

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4WATERSAVER PROGRAMS:
ICI Multi-unit Toilet Replacement Program		City of Toronto
Toronto Water
Water Efficiency Program
1530 Markham Road, 4th Floor
Toronto, ON M1B 3G4
T 416 338 0338
F 416 338 0685		Toronto Businesses are eligible for a rebate of $60 to $150 to replace leaky toilets with a City-selected toilet.Incentive$MunicipalMulti- residential, Industrial, Commercial, and Institutionalhttp://www.toronto.ca/watereff/flush/index.htm

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5WATERSAVER PROGRAMS:
Multi-unit Washer Rebate Program		City of Toronto
Toronto Water
Water Efficiency Program
1530 Markham Road, 4th Floor
Toronto, ON M1B 3G4
T 416 338 0338
F 416 338 0685
http://www.toronto.ca/watereff/business_washer/index.htm		Customers can receive up to $125 rebate on the next washer purchase or lease. A water-efficient washer can lower the cost of annual water and energy bills by at least $860 per washing machine. It also helps to reduce water use.Incentive$MunicipalMulti- residential, Industrial, Commercial, and Institutionalhttp://www.toronto.ca/watereff/business_washer/index.htm

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6Mayors Tower RenewalEleanor McAteer, Program Manager, T 416-3929716 E <emcatee@toronto.ca>Mayor’s Tower Renewal is a program to drive broad environmental, social, economic, and cultural change by improving Toronto’s concrete apartment tower neighbourhoods and hows how energy efficiency can be a means to community revitalizationPublic Education\ OutreachMunicipalMulti- Residentialhttp://www.towerrenewal.ca/index.php

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7TowerWiseContact: Toronto Atmospheric Fund T 416-392-0271 E info@towerwise.ca.TowerWise is focused on improving the energy efficiency of residential high-rise buildings. site has the information you need to reduce costs and your building's environmental impact. Public Education\ OutreachMunicipalMulti- Residentialhttp://www.towerwise.ca/

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COMMERCIAL / INDUSTRIAL

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8Green TbizToronto Association of Business Improvement Areas (TABIA)
2257 Bloor Street West
Toronto, ON M6S 1N8
T 416 889 4111
E info@toronto-bia.com		Member education/awareness, profile enhancing program. Green T Biz offers a variety of assistance and advisory services encouraging members to undertake EE retrofits. LED pedestrian lighting and PV solar panels have been used in pedestrian and decorative lighting applications. Green Tbiz also assisted Toronto Hydro in the “Cavalcade of Lights” decorative light exchange program.EducationMunicipalCommercialwww.greenTbiz.org

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9The Employee Energy Efficiency at Work Program (E3@work)City of Toronto
Energy Efficiency Office

T 416 392- 1110		The Employee Energy Efficiency at Work (E3@Work) Program originated as a City of Toronto corporate energy savings initiative designed to promote in-house energy efficiency practices by managing office equipment power loads to reduce electricity costs and carbon dioxide emissions It is currently available to City ABC’s and the private sector.EducationMunicipalCommercial, Institutionalwww.toronto.ca/energy

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10Water Buy Back ProgramWater Efficiency Program
1530 Markham Road, 4th Floor
Toronto, Ontario M1B 3G4

Phone: 416-392-7000 (between 8:30am to 4:30pm)
E-mail: savewater@toronto.ca		• receive a rebate (30 cents per litre of water saved)
• control and reduce operating cost
• save money
• use rebates to reduce the costs of installing permanent water saving hardware and equipment
• run more efficiently		Incentive$MunicipalIndustrial, Commercial, and Institutionalhttp://www.toronto.ca/watereff/index.htm

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13Eco Roof Incentive ProgramCity of Toronto
Eco-Roof Incentive Program
City Hall, East Tower, 21st floor
100 Queen Street West
Toronto, ON M5H 2N2
E: teo@toronto.ca
T 416 338.5373
F 416 338.0808		The Eco-Roof Incentive Program supports the retrofit of commercial, industrial and institutional buildings with a cool roof or green roof. A cool roof reflects the sun's thermal energy, helping to mitigate the urban heat island. A green roof supports vegetation and contributes to stormwater management, urban heat island mitigation and the enhancement of Toronto's biodiversity. Successful applicants may receive:
• $50 / square metre of green roof up to $100,000
• $2-5 per square metre of cool roof, up to $50,000		Incentive$MunicipalCommercial, Industrial and Institutionalhttp://www.toronto.ca/livegreen/inspired_grantsfunding.html

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MULTI-SECTOR

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11Better Buildings Partnership- Existing Buildings (EB)The City of Toronto
Energy Efficiency Office

T (416) 392-1500		A public-private partnership that promotes and implements building renewal and energy-efficiency retrofits of industrial, commercial, institutional and multi-residential buildings through energy management and monitoring, financial incentive or tax measures, and training/technical assistance.Energy Management/ Monitoring, Incentive, Technical Training/ Assistance$MunicipalMulti-Residential, Industrial, Commercial, and Institutional Exiting Buildingswww.toronto.ca/bbp

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12Better Buildings Partnership - New Construction (NC)The City of Toronto
Jane Dalziel
Senior Engineer, Energy Efficiency Office
T (416) 392-1500 E bbp@toronto.ca		Through design assistance and energy modelling and construction cost assistance,design workshops and other outreach initiatives the BBNCP promotes higher energy efficiency in the construction of new buildings in the industrial/commercial/institutional (ICI) and multi-residential sectors.Energy Efficient Design, Technical Training/ Assistance and Incentive
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14Sustainable Energy Funds (1) Toronto Conservation FundSustainable Energy Funds, EEO
Metro Hall, 2nd floor
55 John Street
Toronto, ON M5V 3C6
T 416-392-1500
F 416 392 1456 email <bbp@toronto.ca>		Revolving loans to finance enhanced energy conservation initiatives in City facilities and buildings in the Municipal, Academic, Social Service and Health (MASH) sectors and not-for-profit organizations in Toronto. Energy Management/ Monitoring, Incentive, $MunicipalMulti-Residential, Industrial, Commercial, and Institutionalhttp://www.toronto.ca/energy/sef.htm

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RENEWABLE ENERGY

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15Sustainable Energy Funds (2) Toronto Green Energy Fund. Sustainable Energy Funds, EEO,Metro Hall, 2nd floor
55 John Street
Toronto, ON M5V 3C6
T 416-392-1500
F 416 392 1456 email <bbp@toronto.ca>		 Revolving loans to finance renewable energyinitiatives in City facilities and buildings in the Municipal, Academic, Social Service and Health (MASH) sector and not-for-profit organizations in Toronto. Renewable Energy -- Technical Assistance, Financial Partnership$MunicipalResidential, Internal, Industrial, Commercial, and Institutionalhttp://www.toronto.ca/energy/sef.htm

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16Deep Lake Water CoolingCity of Toronto and
Enwave Energy Corporation
181 University Ave.
Suite 1710, P.O. Box 105
Toronto, Ontario M5H 3M7
T 416 392 6838
F 416 363 6052
E Info@enwave.com		This system uses the cool energy in cold water to air-condition high-rise buildings in downtown Toronto. The system benefits the City by reducing energy consumption by up to 90 per cent (compared to conventional chillers), reducing carbon dioxide emissions, improving the water supply Renewable EnergyMunicipalIndustrial, Commercial, and Institutionalhttp://www.enwave.com/enwave/

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17Pilot Solar pool heating programCity of Toronto
Office of Energy Efficiency
Metro Hall, 2nd floor
55 John Street
Toronto, ON M5V 3C6
T 416 392 1110
F 416 392 1456
E solar@toronto.ca		Council requested the Energy Efficiency Office to develop a pilot solar heating program for privately owned swimming pools and report back on the resources required to implement this program.Public Education/OutreachMunicipalResidentialhttp://www.toronto.ca/energy/index.htm

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18Solar NeighbourhoodsCity of Toronto Energy Efficiency Office-Renewable Energy
138 Hamilton St
Toronto, ON , M4M 2E1
T 416 392 -6795
F 416 392- 6804 (phone1st)
E solar@toronto.ca		Offers financial incentives for solar hot water installations on homes in Ward 30 - Toronto-Danforth. Residents will also get assistance with identifying other opportunities to save energy and reduce their home energy bills.Public Outreach\Incentive$MunicipalResidential www.solarneighbourhoods.ca

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19City of Toronto Renewable Energy BylawCity Planning prepared by-law which passesd Council in March, 2008. Toronto Buildings Division , in co-operation with City Planning administers the by-lawThis new zoning bylaw permits energy production and distribution
Renewable EnergyMunicipalResidentialhttp://www.toronto.ca/building/pdf/renewable_energy_flyer.pdf

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MULTI SECTOR TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT

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NONE AVAILABLE AT THIS MOMENT

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CDM

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OTHERS

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20Energy Retrofit ProgramCity of Toronto
Energy & Waste Management Office
Metro Hall, 2nd floor
55 John Street
Toronto, ON M5V 3C6
T 416 392 -8954
F 416 392-4828		An Energy Retrofit Strategy for City owned Facilities which includes a direction to sole-source 30 to 40 percent of this work to Toronto Hydro Energy Services Inc. Low-interest loans are used to fund the projects, which are repaid with energy savings, using a maximum eight year simple payback period.Incentive$MunicipalCity owned community centres, fire halls, arenas, etc.http://www.toronto.ca/I37ent/initiatives/energy_retrofits.htm

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21Toronto Atmospheric FundBen Marans, Manager, Grants & Special Projects 75 Elizabeth Street, Toronto, ON M5G 1P4 416.393.6367 bmarans@tafund.orgToronto City Council established the Toronto Atmospheric Fund (TAF) in 1991 to finance Toronto-based initiatives that combat global climate change and improve air quality.Grants$MunicipalCity of Toronto, Non-profit, Public Sectorhttp://www.toronto.ca/taf/

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22Live Green Toronto Community Investment ProgramProgram Manager, Toronto Environmental Office , 100 Queen St. W. 21st floor East Tower Toronto, ON,M5H 2N2, Email: teo@toronto.caThe City of Toronto through the Live Green Toronto Program is providing human and financial resources to strengthen and enhance the ability of Toronto’s neighbourhoods and community groups to undertake collective action on climate change, clean air and sustainable energy use.Incentive$MunicipalNon-profit, Public Sectorhttp://www.toronto.ca/livegreen/inspired_grantsfunding_communityinvestment.html

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23Live Green Toronto Capital Projects FundProgram Manager, Toronto Environmental Office , 100 Queen St. W. 21st floor East Tower Toronto, ON,M5H 2N2, Email: teo@toronto.caThe Live Green Toronto Capital Projects Fund will provide partial funding in support of community and neighbourhood inspired, on-the-ground, physical projects that will reduce greenhouse gas and smog causing emissions. A priority is placed on helping fund grass-roots community initiated projects that will utilize the Capital Projects Fund to leverage other funding in support of the project Incentive$MunicipalNon-profit, Public Sectorhttp://www.toronto.ca/livegreen/inspired_grantsfunding_capitalfund.html

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24Lights Out TorontoKelly Snow City of Toronto
Metro Hall, 22nd floor
55 John Street
Toronto, ON M5V 3C6
416-392-4787
Although this was not developed as an energy efficiency program, but as an educational program to save birds, it has major energy reduction benefits.EducationMunicipalCommercial, Institutionalhttp://www.toronto.ca/lightsout/

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