The Topham Park EcoTeam is the recipient of a $50,000 grant from LiveGreen Toronto. The funding is available to reduce the cost of installing solar PV panels for 10 Ward 31 residents as part of the energy efficiency retrofitting of their homes in the Ward 31 area. To date we have awarded 2 grants and are reviewing a third. There are still 7 grants available.

If you are interested please download the application from the downloads section on the right or send an email to [email protected] for more information.

And note the Ontario Government has formerly launched the new microFit program and is paying 80.2 cents/kwh . For more information go to microfit.powerauthority.on.ca/

The Topham Park EcoTeam is the recipient of a $50,000 grant from LiveGreen Toronto. The funding is available to reduce the cost of installing solar PV panels for 10 area residents as part of the energy efficiency retrofitting of their homes in the Ward 31 area. To date we have awarded 2 grants and are reviewing a third. There are still 7 grants available. 

If you are interested please send an email to [email protected] for more information.

And note the Ontario Government has formerly announced the new FIT Tariff rates of 80.2 cents/kwh for residential solar and the microfit rules and regulations.  For more information go to fit.powerauthority.on.ca/

The Public Information night generated lots of homeowner interest in the possibility of getting one of ten  $4500 solar PV grants from the project for the 10 best project proposals accomplishing the largest GHG reductions.  Topham Park homeowners have until July 22nd to submit their proposals.  To request a copy of the application package send an email to [email protected] . The document contains more details of the selection criteria and technical information required.  If you are interested in applying and have not done an ecoEnergy home audit yet you should get started on that immediately.  For more information you can email [email protected]  or call 416-977-5093 x 237.

Topham Park EcoTeam information session.

Location:

81 Peard Road, Canadian Legion Branch 345, Meeting Hall B

Victoria Park Ave. and Peard Rd.

Time:

6:00 – 9:00, Wednesday June 24, 2022

6-7 PM Registration

7- 8 PM Presentation

8-9 PM Question and Answer/ Door Prize Draw

The Topham Park EcoTeam is the recipient of a $50,000 grant from LiveGreen Toronto. The funding is available to reduce the cost of installing solar PV panels as part of the energy efficiency retrofitting of ten houses in the TophamPark area.

Come out and learn more about the program.

The Topham 10 Community Retrofit Project is an initiative of the Topham Park Eco Team (TPET) designed to reduce green house gas emissions in 10 Topham Park homes.  The Eco Team is committed to enhance the knowledge and awareness of all Topham Park home owners which will ideally inspire other green house gas reduction projects in Toronto.  The Topham Park Eco Team will provide assistance and co-ordination to ten local home owners who are committed to the deep energy retrofit of their homes to approach near zero net emissions.

 This project will be managed by the Topham Park Eco Team in cooperation with Toronto Renewable Energy Cooperative (TREC) and has been funded by the Live Green Toronto Fund of the City of Toronto. Funds will be used to provide incentives for the installation of solar PV panels to move project homes towards becoming near zero energy homes - homes that produce as much energy as they use.

  The Eco Team will use 12 Topham Road (The Now House home) as an example to other home owners how to reduce energy consumption. The Now House accomplishments inspired the Topham 10 Eco Team to launch this project.

One of the biggest environmental challenges in Toronto is to improve the energy efficiency of existing housing.  Through this project TPET and TREC will assist in expanding the knowledge base that existing home owners in Topham Park, Toronto and Canada require to inspire and empower them to reduce GHG.

Building on the successful Now House model, the Topham 10 Community Retrofit Project is committed to an approach that relies on:

 ·         The engagement of the community

·         Promoting an integrated design approach to whole house system design for long term greener results

·         Dissemination of the success story through community education and events and the media

Stay tuned for our public launch date and more information on our selection process and criteria.