Energy Conservation Assistance Program Available for Homeowners and Renters
Posted on: Jun 16 2010 - 2:32pm
All of this is free of charge to the participant and the local government. Every home is different. A home evaluator will determine which energy efficiency upgrades your home is eligible for. The installation of some products may require multiple visits. Applicants must qualify.
On August 23, 2010, City of Terrace Council adopted a bylaw to encourage the use of wood first as a primary building material in the design and construction of City-funded buildings.
The Energy Conservation Assistance Program (ECAP) provides qualified low-income BC Hydro residential account holders with a home energy evaluation, the installation of energy saving products, and personalized energy efficiency advice.
Come support Mills Memorial Hospital Auxiliary and search out unique finds on treasure laden tables. Watch the VIA Rail train pull in with tourists from all over, make a mad dash to purchase a piece of Terrace and chat with the locals.
Every Tuesday evening through the spring and summer the Greater Terrace Beautification Society gets together to work on their various projects throughout the community.