Utility-run program
Enbridge Gas — Industrial Custom Program
Enbridge Gas (Ontario) · Enbridge Gas
Custom incentives and engineering support for industrial natural-gas efficiency retrofits — boilers, heat recovery, steam systems, process heating and similar projects — paid per cubic metre of gas saved.
What the program says
- Amount
- Manufacturing: $0.30/m3 of annual gas saved for the first 50,000 m3, then $0.20/m3; capped at 75% of incremental project costs to a maximum of $250,000 per project
- Deadline
- No deadline stated on the source page
- Level
- Utility-run
- Region
- Ontario
- Utility
- Natural gas
- Provider
- Enbridge Gas (Ontario)
Status note, recorded at retrieval: Active for measures commissioned Jan 1 – Nov 13 of the current calendar year (2026); Enbridge notes programs can change or be cancelled without notice.
Every value below is quoted from the official page as it read on the retrieved date. Nothing is interpreted, converted or estimated (§F.3).
Who qualifies
Enbridge Gas customers in Ontario whose facility uses natural gas for key equipment/processes; projects must be pre-approved before installation.
Eligibility is summarized from the official page and is not advice. The provider decides.
Where this came from
One official source, one date, one person accountable for the check.
- Official sourcehttps://www.enbridgegas.com/ontario/business-industrial/incentives-conservation/programs-and-incentives/retrofits-custom-projects/industrial-custom-engineering-programenbridgegas.com
- Retrieved
- Checked byQuantify research pass (agent) — [TOM-REVIEW] before launch (§K.3 #26)
Program details change. Always confirm with the provider before budgeting. If this page and the official page disagree, the official page is right — and we would like to know, at info@quantifyenv.com.
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