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EnerChoice™ Fireplace Program
We think: Everyone could use a little ambience with their energy efficiency.
Saving money on an EnerChoice natural gas fireplace wouldn't hurt either, and if you purchase and install one by March 31, 2011, you may qualify for $150 rebate from Terasen Gas.
Reach for the remote, instead of the axe
If you're chopping wood or using an inefficient decorator type natural gas fireplace to keep warm, you're wasting energy. Not only yours, but the environment's.
Add to your home's warmth and ambience and help the environment by upgrading your existing natural gas fireplace or converting your wood hearth to an
EnerChoice fireplace. Most models have a remote control option, so instead of lifting the axe, you'll only have to lift a finger to turn it on.
What is an EnerChoice fireplace?
All fireplaces sold in Canada have an
EnerGuide™ label that tells you how energy efficient it is. There is no ENERGY STAR rating for fireplaces, so in BC, manufacturers developed the EnerChoice designation to identify the most efficient models.

When shopping for a new fireplace look for this logo. It means that the model is among the top 25 percentile of efficiency.
To qualify for EnerChoice status hearths must have minimum efficiency ratings of:
- 62.4 per cent or higher for fireplaces
- 61 per cent or higher for inserts
- 66 per cent or higher for free-standing stoves
How to apply for a rebate
- Review the terms & conditions.
- Purchase an EnerChoice fireplace and have it installed by a gas contractor registered with the BC Safety Authority (BCSA). You can find a list of retailers at enerchoice.org
- Complete the application form and include copies of the invoice showing details of all worked performed, including the date of installation, make and model.
- Send us the completed application and invoice to:
EnerChoice Fireplace Program
Terasen Gas Inc.,
P.O. Box 9090
Surrey, BC, V3T 5W4
- If you qualify, we'll mail you a cheque for $150. Please allow a minimum of 90 days to process.
Deadlines
- Fireplaces must be installed between July 1, 2010 and March 31, 2011
- Applications must be received by April 30, 2011
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