Energy Saving Tips & Programs

Programs

 

Ontario Government Energy Affordability Program (EAP)

See If you qualify for the Ontario Government's Energy Affordability Program (EAP):

Energy Affordability Program | Save on Energy

 

Canadian Government Energy Saving Programs

Learn about programs and energy saving tips from the Federal government:

Save money on energy - Canada.ca

 

Hydro One Remote Communities Inc. - Energystar Appliance Rebate Program

 

Hydro One Remote Communities Inc. - Commercial Lighting Retrofit Program

 

Hydro One Remote Communities Inc. - Streetlight Retrofit Program

 

 

Home Energy Savings

 

Temperature Control

 

indoor furnace, heating iconHome Heating

Almost 62% of your energy dollars
go to heating and cooling.

home cooling, fan iconHome Cooling

Annual servicing can reduce
cooling cost by up to 10%

water fauset icon, hot water heatingHot Water Heating

The average family uses 225 litres
of hot water a day!

temerature control icon, seasonal savingsSeasonal Savings

Set your Thermostat between
18-20°C to reduce heating costs.

 

 


 

 

Electrical Savings

 

 

appliances, washing machine iconAppliances

Water heating consumes about 90% of the
energy needed to operate a washing machine.

phantom power iconPhantom Power

Unplug devices and save up to 10%
on your energy use.

home lighting iconHome Lighting

LED bulbs save up to 75% in electricity.
Learn how to pick the right bulb.

 

 


 

 

Renovations

 

landscaping, tree iconLandscaping

Well-placed trees can reduce energy
costs by up to 30-35%, depending on the season.

window savings iconWindow Savings

Reduce energy consumption by up to
8% by switching to ENERGY STAR certified windows.

insulation savings iconInsulation

Save up to 25% by sealing all those leaks
around doors and windows.

 

 

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Download The Getting Started Guide (.PDF)

Fall and Winter energy saving tips (PDF)

Spring and Summer energy tips (PDF)

Keeping the Heat in (PDF)