He said once applicants get accepted for pre-qualification, an energy adviser has to complete an audit on their home to look for the projects that could give the best energy savings.This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.Suzie Clifton, owner of Green Wave Consultants, said she got registered on Wednesday to be a certified auditor for CEIP. She said her business of conducting home energy audits has been growing for the past few years.
“We go into so many houses in Calgary where they’ve got a 30-, 40- or 50-year-old furnace, and it’s really not efficient,” said Clifton. “Their bills are very high. So there’s no incentive for them to upgrade that, but now there will be if they follow this program.”Article content David Kelly, CEO of solar installation company SkyFire Energy, said his company has seen an increase in inquiries since Tuesday’s announcement, and he’s not surprised by the interest in the program.
Or you could say, Ineffective city of Calgary program overwhelmed and shut down by 238 applications. Can we please hire some adults to run this city?
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