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CAN (ON): Cannabis grow that switched to LEDs got problems getting rebate money

An Ontario business owner is calling out a provincial program set up to give rebates to businesses that make their facilities more energy efficient. Brantford Micro Grow is a locally owned independent cannabis grower, equipped with several large high-tech machines used to rotate plants.

"Inside those machines are lights which are so important because cannabis is a light loving species, so you need a lot of lights," said part owner David Winter. Up until last year, the company was using HPS lights but decided to make a large investment by changing those to LED lights.

An added bonus in making the change: Ontario's Save On Energy rebate program, which offers incentives to businesses that upgrade equipment to lower carbon footprints.

But Winter said he has run into problems getting that rebate money.

Read more at toronto.citynews.ca

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