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ENERGY INSIGHTS

01Jan

Custom Retrofit Feasibility Study

Efficiency Nova Scotia provides funding to have a consultant conduct a Custom Feasibility Study for many different situations. Facilities must have an annual consumption of 350,000 kWh or greater. Once the study is complete, the consultant will receive 50% of the consulting funds of the study. If the client proceeds with the recommendations of the study, the consultant will receive the second 50% of the consulting fees, and the client will receive a rebate from Efficiency NS to offset the capital costs of the recommendations, generally about $0.10 per kWh saved.  Whether the client proceeds with the recommendations or not, funding for the study is paid for from Efficiency NS.

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CONTACT US

Contact MCC Energy and we'll set up a time to visit your location, assess the problem, get to studying it and (where applicable) have Efficiency NS fund a Feasibility Study. ASAP we will get back to you with ideas for energy efficiency to move forward.