2021 Wood Stove Exchange Program - Village of Burns Lake
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2021 Wood Stove Exchange Program
The Bulkley Valley Lakes District Airshed Management Society wants you to be warm, healthy
and efficient heating your home this year and in the future. This means making an informed
choice for heat, seasoning your wood, installing, maintaining and repairing your home heating
appliances.
We have rebates and resources to:
- move from an uncertified wood burning appliance to a qualified appliance
- move from an eligible stove, fireplace, boiler or furnace to a qualified appliance
- build a woodshed, provide tips on seasoning, storage and usage
- repair and maintain a qualified heating appliance
- assess a home and investigate and install a qualified heating option, we take referrals
and we’ll help you thru it!
- build a cheap home air filter
- install, use or understand air quality monitors and readings
Conditions apply:
Qualifications are stated on the chart below.
Appliances that can be changed out do not meet the EPA 2020 standard.
Cash back refund amounts vary.
Refund program lasts while funding permits.
Old appliances are recycled or decommissioned and proof is provided. New
appliances are EPA certified wood appliances or otherwise meeting the standard. New
appliances are installed using WETT principles and proof is provided.
Only 1 rebate per household.
Contact us: coordinator@cleanairplan.ca, cleanairplan.ca/blog, cleanairplan.ca
For a program near you:
https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/environment/air-land-water/air/air-pollution/smoke-
burning/exchange/programs
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Wood Stove Exchange: Did you know…
- the Building Permit Fee is waived in Smithers, value $35
- building inspections are no longer necessary if the stove is WETT
inspected
- the BVCU still has zero interest loans for purchasing EPA certified
appliances
- there are no landfill or recycling depot fees at any location
- the BVLDAMS is a non profit society, responsible for implementing the
Clean Air Plan of 2012 signed by Bulkley Valley and Lakes District
stakeholders in clean air. Membership is free!
Home Heating Going from Moving to rebate value standard to meet
Options this option: this option:
Do I Qualify Do I Quality
Qualifications for an AMS for an AMS
Rebate? Rebate?
electric boiler N Y $500.00 CSA B415.1-10, 95.4%
AFU
geothermal N Y $500.00
system
heat exchanger N Y $500.00 CSA C656-14 (M92),
Energy Star, Enerchoice
solid fuel - Y Y $500.00 "Canadian standard"
pellet stove means "CSA B415.1-10,
EPA 2021
solid fuel - Y Y $250.00 "US standard”, EPA 2020
wood stove
solid fuel Y Y $250 or $500 EPA 2020, Enerchoice
fireplace insert
solid fuel or Y Y $250.00 Combustion efficiency
pellet boiler must be ≥ 80%,CSA
B415.1-10, 95.4% AFU, or
EPA 2020
solid fuel wood Y Y $800.00 CSA B415, EPA 2020
or pellet
furnacePage 3 of 4
2021/22 Wood Stove Exchange Rebate
Email: coordinator@cleanairplan.ca
Society Mail: BAG 5000, 3726 Alfred Avenue, Smithers, BC, V0J 2N0. Mark to
the attention of Ben Weinstein, Meteorologist, Ministry of the Environment.
Name of Resident: ___________________________________________________
Street Address, Town (location of appliance): ______________________________
Mailing Address (where do you want rebate sent?)
Street: _________________________________________City: ___________________
Prov: B.C. PC:_____________
Phone: __________________________ E-Mail: ____________________________
Old Appliance Model Name: ____________________Serial #: ___________________
Description: Stove/Boiler/Insert/Furnace/Fireplace/Other
New Appliance Fuel (choose 1): Pellet /Wood/Exchanger/Electric/Geo
Appliance Name and Model____________________________________________
Serial #:_____________________ Value of new unit $___________
Store Name: ________________ Dealer’s Invoice#: _______________
Dealer signature verifies the new stove meets the 2021 Woodstove Exchange
Requirements and is EPA certified. Date____________________________________
Signature _____________________________________________
Installer signature verifies that the new stove is installed in accordance with
Building Code requirements, WETT certification requirements or best practices.
Company Name:_______________________________________________
Installer or Inspector Name:_________________________________________
Signature_______________________________Date______________________
Recycler signature verifies that the old appliance has been destroyed and left with
recyclers and cannot be used again for solid fuel. A dealer signature is
acceptable. Doing it yourself? Call us first!
Decommissioned/Drop Date: ____________________Recycler or Dealership
Name:___________________ Signature ______________________
Have you had the new appliance WETT and/or Building inspected?
Did you attend the Burn It Smart workshop this year?
Did you get operational and efficiency tips for your new appliance?
Would you like to become a member of the BVLD AMS, a non profit society?
Did you provide a copy of your building permit for the new installation?
Did you get a Building Inspection?Page 4 of 4
To-Do List
Date Tasks Notes
❏ contact us to get the form:
coordinator@cleanairplan.ca
The coordinator will determine your
rebate qualifications, email or notify
you.
❏ Resident pays retail price for stove,
installation, shipping etc.
**Ask about manufacturer or retailer
discount at the point of sale.
❏ Resident arranges disposal of old
stove to dealer or recycler for
Dealer may be able to arrange this
for you. These stoves are not to be
decommissioning. resold!
❏ Resident installs new appliance then
gets signatures and details on form.
Snap a few pics before and after,
send them along with your form.
❏ Email form
coordinator@cleanairplan.ca.
❏ Hold ON! We will email you to confirm receipt
but processing may take some time.
❏ Cash your Cheque We will mail you the rebate amount.
Refer Your Neighbour.
Refer to us for anything regarding air quality management.
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