Energy Efficiency Funding & Rebate Schemes

The energy efficiency market
is built around public funding
support for technologies that are
proven to reduce energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions.

Below are the approved funding & rebate schemes that EndoTherm is supported by.

Due to their use of public money, utility rebates and funding streams are tightly controlled and any new technology is extensively vetted to ensure funds translate to carbon savings.

This process also helps build confidence in a naturally skeptical market. See below some examples of rebate programs and funding streams that are available and have helped boost confidence in the EndoTherm technology.

Funding & Rebate Schemes – Canada

FortisBC Natural Gas Rebate Program – British Columbia, Canada

After a two year review (across 25 sites) including local universities, school districts and social housing a hydronic additive rebate was launched by FortisBC in British Columbia.
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MCCAC (Recreational Energy Conservation) Program – Alberta, Canada

Funding is available to support EndoTherm installs in recreational facilities from the Municipal Climate Change Action Centre (MCCAC).
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Funding & Rebate Schemes – United States

US Department of Agriculture – Rural Energy for America Program (REAP)

The United States Department of Agriculture confirmed EndoTherm is eligible as a product to use within the REAP (Rural Energy for America) Program.
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UGI Custom Rebate Program – Pennsylvania, United States

Earn UGI rebates when you install EndoTherm to help improve the efficiency of your boiler system and GHG emissions from your building.
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Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection – Small Business Advantage Grant

The Pennsylvania Government, Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) confirmed EndoTherm is eligible for their Small Business Advantage Grant.
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How EndoTherm Works

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How the Calgary Board of Education cut heating gas use across 56 schools

The Calgary Board of Education is one of Canada’s largest school districts, with a building portfolio that relies heavily on natural gas fired hydronic heating. The decision to pilot EndoTherm followed a competitive assessment of available efficiency measures and a commitment to evidence-based investment of public funds, a bar that shaped every phase that followed.

What MilliporeSigma’s EndoTherm Projects Reveal About Energy Efficiency in Life Sciences Manufacturing

Hydronic heating systems are widely used in commercial buildings, circulating heated water through boilers, pipes, and heat exchangers to provide space heating. While equipment efficiency has improved steadily over time, the thermal performance of the circulating fluid itself is often overlooked.

Independent Performance Testing – California Statewide Gas Emerging Technology (GET) Program

Hydronic heating systems are widely used in commercial buildings, circulating heated water through boilers, pipes, and heat exchangers to provide space heating. While equipment efficiency has improved steadily over time, the thermal performance of the circulating fluid itself is often overlooked.

North Lanarkshire Council Tenants Set to Save on Heating Energy Consumption with Innovative EndoTherm Solution

North Lanarkshire Council has taken a bold step forward in energy efficiency by implementing EndoTherm, an innovative heating system additive, across its extensive residential property estate.

Welsh Council Pioneers Free Energy-Saving Initiative with EndoTherm

Torfaen County Borough Council has launched an innovative scheme offering EndoTherm heating system additive free of charge to eligible households.