The participant form signed in the home during the pre-audit will outline the eligible incentive available to the homeowner. If you intend to start renovations or demolition of your home, please ensure that you have your initial home energy audit completed. An energy audit cannot be performed on a home during renovations or demolition. *If you entered the program because your furnace had to be replaced due to a no heat circumstance, this will be considered an exception. The homeowner has three (3) days to contact the Energy Advisor and the audit can be done within 3 weeks, and this exception can only be made between October 15th and March 31st. Please ensure you have spoken to a Service Organization prior to installing your equipment as there are particular requirements required for no-heat circumstances. Households converting from electric heating to natural gas, propane or oil would not qualify for the Home Energy Conservation Program. Electrically heated homes can still participate in the Home Energy Conservation Program by taking advantage of other eligible measures such as Insulation, Air Sealing, Window Replacements and Air Source Heat Pumps. **To achieve the base target for air sealing, the homeowner must consult with their Certified Energy Advisor. To understand more about your base target and the incentive you could receive, please review your Energy Efficiency Evaluation report provided to you after completion of your initial home energy audit. ***. Only one enrollment for incentive per household is permitted. Program may be subject to change or cancellation without notice at any time. Enbridge makes no representation, warranty or guarantee regarding the projected savings of any efficiency measures or performance of installed equipment. Upon receiving your final home energy audit information from your Service Organization, Enbridge will facilitate payment within 6-12 weeks. As a reminder, it can take up to 40 days after your final home energy audit for Enbridge to receive your application from the Service Organization. Maximum of 120 days between the first and second assessment allowed. If there are circumstances that don’t allow you to complete your first and second assessment within 120 days, your advisor can request an extension which will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis. Program expires December 31, 2018. You need to have your first energy assessment completed by December 31, 2018 to be eligible for any incentives related to the 2018 offer. For the additional electrical incentives you have until December 31st, 2018 to complete your pre and post-audit to take advantage of the additional incentives. Incentives are available on first come, first served basis. Incentive payment is subject to availability of funds. Enbridge Gas Distribution Inc. reserves the right to revise program without advance notice including incentive amounts and eligibility. Homeowner is responsible for ensuring incentive eligibility, choosing eligible certified energy advisors, keeping invoices and meeting criteria and deadlines. © Copyright 2013-2018 Enbridge Gas Distribution Inc. All rights reserved.

NOTE:
To qualify for the Home Energy Conservation (HEC) program:
i) The homeowner agrees he/she will not participate in any other gas or building envelope program (s) offered by parties outside of Enbridge Gas Distribution Inc., between the Initial Audit and the Final Audit and
ii) The homeowner confirms he/she has not applied for, not will apply in the future for, rebates/incentives from other energy efficiency/conservation programs (including GreenON) for the same qualifying energy efficiency improvements for which the homeowner is eligible to receive incentives through the HEC Program.