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Do you know where the biggest opportunities for saving are in your home? We’ve got powerful pointers with simple tips to help you save energy and lower your bill.
Join the movement for a greener Canada! You may even qualify for up to $5,000 in federal grants towards home energy efficiency and resiliency upgrades. Other motivating opportunities include up to $600 for a home energy assessment and interest-free loans for qualifying retrofits. Learn more at Canada Greener Homes Initiative.
Hydro One invites our residential customers to participate in a bright, new way to use smart thermostats. You'll get $75 just for participating and feel rewarded for making a difference. This program is exclusive to Hydro One customers who have a smart thermostat and those who want one.
Is your home heated with oil or propane? Make the switch! Electric heating will lower your energy costs and your GHG emissions. Check out our fuel switching calculator to see how much you can save. Bonus: electric heating is less maintenance and more convenient than oil and propane heating.
Get ahead of the curve and into fast lane with Hydro One's electric vehicle (EV) buyer’s guide! Everything you need to know from choosing the right EV to what to consider when it comes to EV charging is right at your fingertips in a resource you can trust.
For most homes, appliances account for over 15% of your electric bill. Simple changes, like washing clothes in cold water and running the dishwasher only when full, can make a big difference. We have a list of easy ways to manage appliance use, plus when to consider a replacement.
Worried about the costs of energy upgrading? Income-eligible customers may qualify for no-cost home energy effiency upgrades, such our energy savings kit, energy needs assessment, energy efficient products and/or home insulation, draft proofing and an energy-efficient home means more money in your wallet.
Trees and shrubs are more than just a way to boost your home’s curb appeal. What and where you plant can add shade, provide insulation, and create a windbreak — all of which can help reduce your energy use and offset some GHG emissions. Learn more.
Save on energy costs in every season! We’ve got some quick and easy ways to help you lower your energy bills and your carbon footprint, no matter what the weather is doing. We even have tips for when you’re away from home.
Did you know that heating and cooling are your home’s biggest annual energy costs? A smart thermostat uses motion and occupancy sensors to make automatic adjustments to maximize your energy efficiency. Whether you own or rent, a smart thermostat is a smart investment that can pay for itself in as little as one season.
LEDs are the most efficient and longest lasting type of lights for your home — and you probably know that. What you might not know is that LEDs come in a huge variety of shapes, sizes and colours. They also use 75% less energy than traditional lights and can last more than 25,000 hours.
Did you know a video game console on standby mode uses about the same energy as a typical LED lightbulb? That’s phantom power! And electronics use more energy than you may think even after you turn them off. Find out how much energy your devices are using, as well as great tricks that can help.
Whether you’re retrofitting a commercial or institutional facility, implementing community-wide energy-efficiency projects, or upgrading your own home energy, we have Save on Energy programs specifically designed for First Nations customers.
Those hot showers you love use a lot of energy! In fact, hot water heating is the highest energy consumer in most homes after heating and cooling. Tricks like fixing leaky faucets and installing low-flow showerheads can really help. We have lots of tips to help bring your electric bill down.
Hot summer day? Turning up the A/C isn’t the only way to keep your home comfortable. We have plenty of ideas for cooling your home efficiently, keeping your system running optimally, and lowering energy costs — all at the same time. If you need a new A/C system, be sure to read our tips for finding a contractor first.
Want to reduce your energy bill by as much 25%? Seal your drafts! It’s one of the very best ways to lower heating and cooling costs. We have great tips for finding leaks and choosing the best caulking, weatherstripping and insulation, plus some easy low-cost and no-cost ways to seal in savings.
Having trouble making ends meet? We understand and we can help. The Low-Income Energy Assistance Program, Ontario Electricity Support Program, Installment Plans and Budget Billing are income-based energy assistance programs available from Hydro One
Did you know as much as 62% of your energy dollars may be for heating? Lower those costs with our top furnace tune-up tips! And before you replace your furnace, check out our list of things to think about when it comes to choosing products and finding a contractor.
Let your windows give you an energy advantage! Windows transfer a lot of heat between the inside and outside of your home — heat you can use on cold winter days by letting in as much sunlight as possible. And that’s just one of many no-cost and low-cost tips to reduce energy use, plus what to look for in window replacements. Learn more.