Home Energy Assessments

Home energy inspector conducts a home energy efficiency audit

A home energy assessment, also known as an energy audit, can help you save energy and make your home more comfortable. Home energy assessments from one of the companies listed below are required for Home Insulation Rebates.

What is an EnerGuide home energy assessment?

The home energy assessment provides useful information about your home’s energy performance that will help you make informed, decisions when operating, renovating or purchasing a home. The information can help you choose the right upgrades that will save the most energy, and be the most effective at lowering your monthly costs.

How much does an energy audit cost?

The home energy assessment is offered at a subsidized rate of $99 plus HST.

The evaluation will be carried out by one of our efficiency partners. Homeowners who wish to participate can simply contact the company to schedule an appointment and the subsidy will be deducted upfront.

An energy audit is required to be eligible for efficiencyPEI Home Insulation Rebates. Your energy auditor can also assist with accessing New Home Construction Incentives if you are planning on building a new home. 

How do I access the Home Energy Audit Program?

1. Contact one of our efficiency partners to book your home audit. (Booking is done directly through the audit provider. There is no need to contact efficiencyPEI for this step). You will be charged a flat fee of $99 + HST.

2. Complete the audit and receive an evaluation report with recommendations for your home.

3. Contact efficiencyPEI to receive rebates on eligible upgrades. 

Contact:

If you need information on this program or any other energy efficiency help, get in touch. Visit us at efficiencyPEI at 69 Belvedere Avenue in Charlottetown or at Access PEI in Summerside. Program information is also available at any Access PEI location.

efficiencyPEI

69 Belvedere Ave., Suite 1-B01

PO Box 2000, Charlottetown,  PE C1A 7N8

1-877-734-6336

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This incentive program is cost-shared with the Government of Canada under the Low Carbon Economy Fund.

 

Published date: 
April 26, 2024