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Program:Contributions in support of the ENERGY Efficiency Program

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Recipient / Department	Program	Fiscal Year	Amount
Simon Fraser University, Vancouver, British Columbia Department of Natural Resources	Contributions in support of the Energy Efficiency Program	2017-18	$893,167.00
Canadian Standards Association, Toronto, Ontario Natural Resources	Contributions in support of the ENERGY Efficiency Program	2016-17	$438,644.00
Canadian Standards Association, Toronto, Ontario Department of Natural Resources	Contributions in support of the Energy Efficiency Program	2017-18	$375,000.00
City of Edmonton, Edmonton, Alberta Department of Natural Resources	Contributions in support of the Energy Efficiency Program	2017-18	$299,800.00
The Toronto Atmospheric Fund, Toronto, Ontario Department of Natural Resources	Contributions in support of the Energy Efficiency Program	2017-18	$287,700.00
Arctic Energy Alliance, Yellowknife, Northwest Territories Department of Natural Resources	Contributions in support of the Energy Efficiency Program	2017-18	$202,200.00
Hamlet of Aklavik, Aklavik, Northwest Territories Department of Natural Resources	Contributions in support of the Energy Efficiency Program	2017-18	$200,000.00
Hamlet of Fort Providence, Fort Providence, Northwest Territories Department of Natural Resources	Contributions in support of the Energy Efficiency Program	2017-18	$200,000.00
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, Paris, France Department of Natural Resources	Contributions in support of the Energy Efficiency Program	2017-18	$180,000.00
Clean Nova Scotia Foundation, Dartmouth, Nova Scotia Department of Natural Resources	Contributions in support of the Energy Efficiency Program	2017-18	$174,989.00
City of Medicine Hat, Medicine Hat, Alberta Department of Natural Resources	Contributions in support of the Energy Efficiency Program	2017-18	$156,280.00
FortisBC, Kelowna, British Columbia Natural Resources	Contributions in support of the ENERGY Efficiency Program	2016-17	$142,800.00
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, New York Department of Natural Resources	Contributions in support of the Energy Efficiency Program	2017-18	$128,220.00
EfficiencyOne Services, Dartmouth, Nova Scotia Department of Natural Resources	Contributions in support of the Energy Efficiency Program	2017-18	$126,820.00
Pembina Institute, Calgary, Alberta Department of Natural Resources	Contributions in support of the Energy Efficiency Program	2017-18	$120,000.00
Assiniboine Community College, Brandon, Manitoba Department of Natural Resources	Contributions in support of the Energy Efficiency Program	2017-18	$114,500.00
Arctic Energy Alliance, Yellowknife, Northwest Territories Natural Resources	Contributions in support of the ENERGY Efficiency Program	2016-17	$100,000.00
United Nations Industrial Development Organization, Vienna, Austria Department of Natural Resources	Contributions in support of the Energy Efficiency Program	2017-18	$100,000.00
The Pollution Probe Foundation, North York, Ontario Department of Natural Resources	Contributions in support of the Energy Efficiency Program	2017-18	$100,000.00

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