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The City of Peterborough is accelerating climate action by targeting energy inefficiency in residential buildings by establishing the Home Energy Efficiency Program (HEEP). The HEEP is planned to help Peterborough homeowners finance energy retrofits in their homes or rental properties. Once the program is established, it will aim to achieve the following:
Help homeowners reduce their homes’ energy consumption
Utilize supportive retrofit financing options for participants
Prioritize the local economy and trades to benefit from the increased renovation activity
Reduce GHG emissions via energy efficiency, renewable energy, and other low carbon measures
Target deep and moderate energy renovation projects in the community
The City of Peterborough is accelerating climate action by targeting energy inefficiency in residential buildings by establishing the Home Energy Efficiency Program (HEEP). The HEEP is planned to help Peterborough homeowners finance energy retrofits in their homes or rental properties. Once the program is established, it will aim to achieve the following:
Help homeowners reduce their homes’ energy consumption
Utilize supportive retrofit financing options for participants
Prioritize the local economy and trades to benefit from the increased renovation activity
Reduce GHG emissions via energy efficiency, renewable energy, and other low carbon measures
Target deep and moderate energy renovation projects in the community
Home Energy Efficiency Program has finished this stage
Public consultation workshop for community members was held on March 3rd to introduce the Home Energy Efficiency Program. The purpose of the meeting was to gather experiences about residential retrofits and answer questions from the community. The workshop recording and supporting documents can be found in the right-hand column of this page.
Workshop No. 2
Home Energy Efficiency Program has finished this stage
Home Energy Efficiency Program public surveying of proposed features.
Workshop No. 3
Home Energy Efficiency Program is currently at this stage
Homeowner journey through the Home Energy Efficiency Program.
Final report
this is an upcoming stage for Home Energy Efficiency Program
The HEEP program design and implementation plan will be completed and released in August.