Canada invests $2 billion in heat pump transition program
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What happened
The government of Canada announced a $2 billion investment to assist Canadians in transitioning to heat pumps for home heating and cooling. The Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Institute of Canada (HRAI), which represents about 1,200 member companies, worked with federal officials to shape the program design.
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Why it matters
The investment supports the national shift toward heat pump technology. HRAI stated that the program was designed to deliver value to consumers while remaining practical for businesses and skilled tradespeople responsible for installation.
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Who's involved
- Environment and Climate Change CanadaWorked with industry groups to help shape the heat pump program
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Environment and Climate Change Canada
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