CAN/CSA-ISO 50001 Implementation Pilots - Funding Process
To be eligible for financial assistance, a company must have its proposal approved by Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) before beginning its ISO 50001 Standard Implementation Pilot.
There are three steps to the funding process:
Step 1 : Application
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Develop a proposal for the pilot. If you don't have an engineering firm of record that is qualified to perform this type of work, e-mail Natural Resources Canada (NRCan).
NOTE: For a contracting firm to be considered qualified, it must be either an engineering consulting firm or a team of individuals experienced with energy management.
- Submit the proposal to NRCan.
- NRCan will review the proposal and, if it is accepted, will contact you to establish a Contribution Agreement to help fund the pilot.
Step 2: Implementation
- Arrange for your contractor to perform the pilot.
- Pay your contractor when the work has been completed to your satisfaction.
Step 3: Reimbursement
- Submit a claim with supporting documents to NRCan within three months of the project end date.
- NRCan will review and approve the claim and final report..
- You will receive a reimbursement cheque at the end of the project after the final report and claim has been accepted by NRCan.