Energy Home
Green Venture delivers several energy focused initiatives designed to: 
- help residents reduce energy use,
- improve the health of our community, and
- provide support to help residents adopt renewable energy
Ontario Commits to Home Energy Savings Program
April 19, 2010. New clients who have a home energy audit, will still be eligible for the Province of Ontario's grant rebates. The Province will continue to pay 50% of your home’s audit, up to $150 and you could qualify for up to $5,000 in provincial retrofit grants.
Commercial and Institutional Resource Assessments
Green Venture conducts resource assessments on a variety of building types; analyzing energy and water consumption, waste and transportation practices. A report is generated providing historical energy use and associated greenhouse gas emissions. Solutions are provided within the report to reduce your carbon footprint and utility bills. A resource assessment often serves the institutional or commercial client as a prerequisite for a government rebate or grant application.
Enbridge Home Weatherization Retrofit Program
Enbridge is currently offering free insulation and draft proofing for gas customers who qualify. Green Venture, a member of Green Communities Canada, is pleased to offer Niagara residents Enbridge Gas Distribution's Home Weatherization Retrofit Program.
Solar Assessments
Green Venture is pleased to offer solar assessments of residential, commercial, or institutional properties. A solar assessment is a desirable prerequisite for the new Ontario MicroFIT and FIT program. A soalr assessment produces a comprehensive report on the suitability of your site for solar PV, solar hot water, and solar thermal heating. In addition, Green Venture also examines your passive solar needs, provides educational content about solar power, and makes unbiased third-party recommendations.
The ecoENERGY Retrofit service is delivered by Green Venture under agreement with Green Communities Canada.
ecoENERGY Initiatives help Canadians use energy more efficiently, boost renewable energy supplies and develop cleaner-energy technologies. The energy assessment offers a service developed by Natural Resources Canada and/or the Government of Canada. By using energy more efficiently, Canadians can reduce emissions produced through energy use and contribute to clean air, water and energy and a healthy environment.