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1. • • The government has mandated that all natural gas furnaces sold here must have an Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency (AFUE) of 95%+. A high-efficiency model means lower energy bills. However, the difference between a 95 and 98% AFUE furnace won’t be all that much.
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   How efficient is a natural gas furnace in Canada?

   • Natural gas furnaces sold in Canada must be high-efficiency with an AFUE rating of 90% or more. The most efficient units have a rating of 98-99%. The majority of units installed by Enercare run by 95-96.5% efficiency with a few models as high as 98% and 99%.

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   How much does a gas furnace cost in Canada?

   • The average price of a new high-efficiency propane or natural gas furnace is mostly consistent across Canada, usually in the $4000 – $6500 range, including installation. But prices will vary from one home to the next and one region to another, especially when it comes to rural areas. Rural areas tend to have higher prices, because:

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   How do you know if a natural gas furnace is efficient?

   • Furnace efficiency is measured by its AFUE rating, which shows how much fuel converts into heat versus how much energy gets lost during the combustion process. Natural gas furnaces sold in Canada must be high-efficiency with an AFUE rating of 90% or more. The most efficient units have a rating of 98-99%.

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   Do high-efficiency furnaces save money?

   • More efficient furnaces will cost more, but they’ll also save more on energy bills. AFUE used to be more important, but now the Canadian government has mandated a minimum efficiency rating of 95% in most cases (with certain limited exceptions). As such, all new high-efficiency furnaces will generate similar savings and lower energy bills.

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   Feb 15, 2024 · The minimum efficiency furnace you can purchase in Canada is now 95% AFUE; Top high-efficiency furnaces on the market have AFUE of almost 99% AFUE; The BTU rating needs to be considered when choosing the right size of heating system. Newer furnaces are more efficient so you generally won’t need as high a BTU rating as your old model.

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   Feb 15, 2024 · Most Efficient Furnaces. The government has mandated that all natural gas furnaces sold here must have an Annual Fuel Utilization Efficiency (AFUE) of 95%+. A high-efficiency model means lower energy bills. However, the difference between a 95 and 98% AFUE furnace won’t be all that much.

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   Natural gas furnaces sold in Canada must be high-efficiency with an AFUE rating of 90% or more. The most efficient units have a rating of 98-99%. The majority of units installed by Enercare run by 95-96.5% efficiency with a few models as high as 98% and 99%.

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   Jan 9, 2024 · This guide will give you a complete breakdown of high-efficiency natural gas furnace prices in Canada. We’ll talk about actual furnace costs, what you’ll pay to replace an older system, furnace installation costs, and more.

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