Welcome to
Enova Power Corp.

We’re Here to Serve You

Enova Power Corp. (Enova), was created in September 2022 through the successful merger of Kitchener-Wilmot Hydro and Waterloo North Hydro.

As a new customer, you may have a lot of questions and we want to help you get the most out of your Enova experience.

We’ve created this online guide to help you navigate your new account, and provide you with the tips and tools you need to lower your consumption, manage your account, and keep you and your family safe!

Navigate through this guide by selecting options from the menu on the right side of the screen.

If you have questions, you can reach us in a few convenient ways:

Who Are We?

Enova is here to energize and empower our communities.

We are the backbone of our communities. That’s why we work around the clock to ensure our customers have power they can rely on. What we do matters to the people and businesses in our communities, and we have the proven responsiveness and experience to support our customers and keep them safe.

Our Vision
To drive what’s next in energy and sustainability for our communities and beyond.

Our Values

  • Safety and well-being above all
  • Everyone has a voice
  • Transparency
  • Driven to explore new ideas
  • Inclusive and empowered

Our Pillars

At Enova, we’re dedicated to:

  • Dependable and reliable service
  • Customer and community partnerships
  • Continuous improvement

My Account and Online Tools

Our free online tools take the worry out of account management and let you stay connected and manage your account any time, from anywhere you may be.

My Account Online Customer Portal

My account is your one-stop shop for everything you need to know about your account

Through My Account, you can monitor your hourly, daily, weekly, and monthly electricity consumption. You can also see the most current electricity rates, select the electricity pricing plan that best fits your lifestyle, and view current and past invoices as well as your payment history,

Learn more about the benefits of My Account and sign up today by clicking below:

eBilling

eBilling allows you to take some of the stress out of account management. You’ll never have to worry about missing a bill again as Enova will send a notification directly to your email inbox as soon as your bill is ready.

We recommend all new customers register for eBilling to ensure they are taking advantage of all the benefits available to eBilling customers, so sign up today!

Online Forms

Thanks to our online forms it has never been easier to make account changes, change your payment plan, or make a service request. Our forms are quick, easy to use, and available 24/7. Click below to make your request:

Green Button

Get more control and choice over your electricity use and cost with Green Button. Whether you are a small business owner, homeowner, or renter, the decisions you make about your electricity usage are as unique as you are. Green Button gives residential and business customers easy and secure access to your electricity usage data. With this data you can track how you are using your electricity and identify ways to save, helping you make informed decisions about your electricity usage.

Electricity Rates and Pricing Plans

We know that fair electricity pricing is important to you. At Enova, we work to keep our costs as low and reasonable as possible, while providing the safe and reliable electricity you need to power your life and business.

Your electricity bill is made up of electricity, delivery, distribution, and regulatory charges. All of these charges, except the distribution charge, are collected on behalf of other parties. Electricity pricing, periods and thresholds are set by the Ontario Energy Board.

As a new customer, you’re likely billed on Time-of-Use pricing and periods, but if this isn’t the best choice for your lifestyle, there are two other options available.

Choose the electricity pricing plan that best suits your lifestyle.

Customers who work different shifts may be able to use more of their electricity at times when lower off-peak prices apply, and customers who recharge their electric vehicles may also want to take advantage of the lower off-peak prices that apply at night. Others may favour Tiered prices because they want the flexibility to do their household chores at any time of the day, or their total usage rarely exceeds 600 kWh in a month in the summer period (May to October) or 1,000 kWh in a month in winter (November to April).

In November 2023, a third option was introduced. Enova customers that use more electricity at night, including shift workers and those that electrically heat their home or charge their electric vehicle, could save up to $90 per year by shifting demand to the Ultra-Low Overnight period when province-wide electricity demand is lower.

What are my choices?

Time of Use Pricing allows you control over your electricity bill. If you can adjust your usage habits to reflect the pricing periods, you can save money during ours when pricing is more expensive.

To see the current Time of Use Pricing and Periods, visit enovapower.com/rates.

With Tiered Pricing, you can use a certain amount of electricity at one (lower) price. Once you reach that limit, called a threshold, you will be charged a higher rate for the rest of the electricity you consume during that billing period.

As a Tiered Pricing customer, you can be free to use electricity at the time of day that best suits your lifestyle. To see the current Tiered Thresholds and rates, visit enovapower.com/rates.

Enova customers that use more electricity at night, including shift workers and those that electrically heat their home or charge their electric vehicle, could save up to $90 per year by shifting demand to the ultra-low overnight rate period when province-wide electricity demand is lower.

The new ultra-low overnight rate, set by the Ontario Energy Board, will be 2.8 cents per kilowatt-hour (kWh), which is significantly lower than the current off-peak rate, in exchange for a higher on-peak rate.

 To see the current ULO rates, visit enovapower.com/ulo

There are two easy-to-use online options available for you:

1) Use the Rate Comparison Tool in My Account. This tool is quick and simple to use and does all the calculations for you with just a few clicks or taps.

To use the rate comparison tool:

For properties in Kitchener or Wilmot

  • Log into My Account
  • Go to the Daily Usage section of your dashboard
  • Select the Rate Plan Price Comparison button

For properties in Waterloo, Woolwich, or Wellesley:

  • Log into My Account
  • Go to the Daily Usage section of your dashboard
  • Select the Rate Plan Price Comparison button

2) Use the Ontario Energy Board’s online bill calculator. Unlike the My Account tool, this calculator requires you to manually enter your consumption to receive your comparison. Be sure to have copies of your previous bills available to help you  enter accurate consumption information.

As a new customer, you are already on Time-of-Use pricing. If you wish to stay on that plan, great! There’s nothing else you need to do!

However, if you would like to switch from TOU to Tiered Pricing or ULO, there are a two easy ways to make the change. Switching your plan through My Account is the easiest and most convenient way to make the change:

1. Switch online using My Account

If your property is in Kitchener or Wilmot and you want to switch to Tiered Pricing or Time-of-Use, make the change through My Account:

Please follow these instructions to switch your pricing plan:

    • Login to My Account
    • Click the “Daily Usage” Tab
    • Select “Rate Plan Comparison” and select “Change My Rate Plan”
    • On the next screen you will be shown your new plan, click “Submit Change Request” and you’re all finished
  •  

If your property is in Waterloo, Woolwich or Wellesley, and you want to switch to Tiered Pricing or Time-of-Use, login to My Account and make the switch:

Please follow these instructions to switch your pricing plan:

    • Login to My Account
    • Click the “Daily Usage” Tab
    • Select “Rate Plan Comparison” and select “Change My Rate Plan”
    • On the next screen you will be shown your new plan, click “Submit Change Request” and you’re all finished

2. Complete our online forms

3. Switch to ULO through our online forms

Financial assistance programs

We understand that there may be times our customers face financial hardships. Enova is committed to working with our customers to keep your accounts current through payment arrangements, arrears management plans, and financial assistance programs. We encourage you to contact us if you’re experiencing financial difficulties so we can help you find ways to manage your electricity costs.

The following financial assistance programs provide emergency funding, on-bill credits, and energy efficiency updates to help reduce your energy consumption and lower your electricity costs.

Low-Income Emergency Assistance Program (LEAP)

LEAP is offered through the Region of
Waterloo. This is a one-time grant per year
for households that need financial help to
pay their utility bills.

To learn more, visit regionofwaterloo.ca/living-here/utility-bill-help or call 519-883-2100.

 

Ontario Electricity Support Program (OESP)

Lower-income customers can apply for a reduction of their bill through OESP. The amount customers can receive depends on the number of people living in their home and their combined household income.

To apply for funding through this program, visit OntarioElectricitySupport.ca.

Ontario Energy Rebate (OER)

The OER, introduced in early 2020, provides eligible electricity customers with a 11.7% rebate on their electricity costs.

Most households, farms, long-term care homes and small businesses are elgible to receive the OER.

Eligible customers automatically receive the rebate, which appears on your bill as a separate line item.

For more information, visit enovapower.com/oer.

For more information on financial support and available programs click here.

Ways to Pay

Please note: We’re moving to one banking system, as a result, our payee information is changing.

There are no changes to your account number or your account information, but your payee information will change to:

  • Enova-Kitchener-Wilmot Hydro for properties in Kitchener or Wilmot
  • Enova-Waterloo North Hydro for properties in Waterloo, Woolwich or Wellesley.

We offer several methods for paying your electricity invoice. Select the option that makes the most sense for your lifestyle and avoid stress and worry while keeping your account up to date.

For more information on Ways to Pay, visit enovapower.com/payment

Ways to Pay

Pay your bill through your financial institution. Please allow 3-5 working days for your payment to reach us by the due date.

Remember, you’ll need your account number to set up payment through your financial institution.

Please
note:

  • Customers in Kitchener or Wilmot pay their invoices to Enova-Kitchener-Wilmot Hydro
  • Customers in Waterloo, Woolwich or Wellesley pay their invoices to Enova-Waterloo North Hydro.

 

Never worry about missing a payment again! Sign up for Pre-Authorized Payment to have your payment withdrawn from your bank account on the day it is due.

Residents and businesses of Kitchener or Wilmot, complete this Pre-Authorized Payment Form to register.

Residents and businesses of Waterloo, Wellesley, and Woolwich, complete this Pre-Authorized Payment Form to register.

 

On our Equal Payment Plan (EPP), we estimate your annual electricity use based on past usage at your address. This estimate is then divided into twelve equal monthly payments, which helps you anticipate your electricity expenses ahead of time.

EPP accounts are reviewed periodically to ensure the amount being billed is in line with actual electricity used. If we need to change the amount you are being billed because you are using a lot more or less electricity than estimated, we will notify you.

On the last month of your annual billing cycle, your account will be reconciled. If you were charged for more electricity than you used, you will have the option to either leave the credit as part of your standing balance or receive the credit amount back in the form of either a cheque or deposit in your bank account.

Any underpayments that are accumulated over the year will be rolled into your calculation for the next year. 

Interested in signing up?

Customers who live in Kitchener or Wilmot should email customercare@enovapower.com to sign up for EPP.

Customers who live in Waterloo, Wellesley or Woolwich should complete the online Equal Payment Plan Application Form.

For full program details visit enovapower.com/payment

You can pay your invoice with  with Mastercard, VISA, or American Express through  Payment portal. Please note, Paymentus charges a service fee for making payments through this service.

If your property is in Kitchener or Wilmot, visit https://ipn.paymentus.com/rotp/KWH to make your payment, or call 1-877-481-4886.

If your property is in Waterloo, Woolwich, or Wellesley, visit https://ipn.paymentus.com/rotp/WNH to make your credit card payment, or call 1-866-416-0952.

You can send a cheque to our offices. If you are mailing your cheque, please note that it may be delayed in arriving at our offices.

If you live in City of Kitchener or Township of Wilmot, mail your cheque to Enova, PO Box 9021, Kitchener, ON, N2G 4P1

If you live in Waterloo, Wellesley, or Woolwich, mail your cheque to:
Enova 526 Country Squire Rd, Waterloo, ON, N2J 4G8.

 

Payments are accepted at our two offices either in person at our front counter during regular business hours (Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m. until 4:00 p.m.), or any time in our payment drop boxes. Please note: Do not deposit cash in our payment drop boxes. Our two locations are:

For properties in Kitchener, or Wilmot:
301 Victoria Street South, Kitchener, ON, N2G 4L2

For properties in Waterloo, Wellesley, or Woolwich: 526 Country Squire Rd, Waterloo, ON, N2J 4G8

Power Outage Information

While we take pride in providing safe, reliable electricity, outages do happen. Most power outages are unplanned and our crews and staff work to keep interruptions as brief as possible. From time to time, our work to improve the distribution system may require planned power outages. We will do our best to notify you of these outages as early as possible and work hard to minimize the length and severity of planned interruptions.

To keep you informed of planned and unplanned outages, we have two interactive outage maps. See the maps below to select the appropriate service territory.

View outages in Kitchener or Wilmot

View Outage Map

View outages in Waterloo, Woolwich, or Wellesley

View Outage Map

Our Outage Maps show current and historic, planned and unplanned outages and will provide the following information:

  • Geographic location of the outage
  • The cause of the outage
  • Approximate number of customers impacted
  • Estimated time for restoring power, and details outlining the restoration of power

To report an outage, call 226-896-2200. For real-time outage updates, visit enovapower.com/outages.

Emergency Preparedness

Emergencies can happen any time and without warning. From severe weather to flooding to fire and more, be prepared.

Know the risks

Get a kit

Make a plan

Make a Plan

Every household needs an emergency plan. It will help you and your family know what to do in case of an emergency. It will take you about 20 minutes to make your plan.

Your family may not be together when an emergency occurs. Plan how to meet or how to contact one another, and discuss what you would do in different situations.

 

Suggested items fro a 72-hours emergency kit include:
  • Flashlights and batteries
  • Battery operated radio and clock
  • Cell phone
  • Candles and waterproof matches or a lighter
  • Blankets, coats, hats and gloves
  • Plastic garbage bags
  • First aid kit
  • Bottled water
  • Manual can opener
  • Prescription drugs, contact solution
  • Extra cash
  • Non-perishable food such as canned goods
  • Sleeping bags
  • Toilet paper, other personal toiletries
  • A loud whistle
  • Battery charger for cell phones and electronics and a portable battery bank.

For tips on making your family’s emergency kit visit getprepared.gc.ca.

Electrical Safety Tips and Tools

The health, safety and wellness of our customers and their communities will always come first. We take pride in educating every generation of residents on the importance of electrical safety. What we do matters to the people and businesses in our communities, and we have the proven responsiveness and experience to support our customers and keep them safe.

We have a number of helpful safety tips and tools available to help you. Click on the below to see the tips that best meet what you’re looking for.

Learn More

Safety Around the Home

Safety Outside the Home

Safety Education Resources

Electrical Safety at Work

Energy Efficiency Programs

Enova understands the importance of saving energy and money and best managing your energy costs. We have a number of tips and tools available to help you improve your energy efficiency.

There are also a number of programs available to assist you in meeting your energy efficiency needs. Our team of experts are available at any time to help you in finding the program that is the best fit for you, and helping you complete your application.

For more information, visit enovapower.com/efficiencyathome. Find more information on the energy-saving programs available to you below.

The Energy Affordability Program provides support to income-eligible electricity consumers. The program can help you lower your electricity costs and increase your home comfort.

You may be eligible to receive different energy-saving products and services, including:

  • A free home energy needs assessment conducted by a trained energy professional to identify energy-efficient upgrades available for your home, such as the replacement of inefficient appliances, draft proofing, and professionally-installed insulation. These upgrades may be installed during or after an in-home visit.
  • Free energy-saving kits customized to meet your energy needs. Your kit could include energy-saving LED lighting, timers, faucet aerators and/or a clothes drying line. All expert advice and energy-saving home upgrades under this program are completely free of charge.

The Government of Canada is offering homeowners a chance to make their homes more energy-efficient through the Canada Greener Homes Grant. The program helps Canadians make their homes more comfortable and more affordable to maintain by offering incentives to complete upgrades. You may be able to improve your home’s insulation, air-tightness, windows and doors, install a smart thermostat, and more. Up to 700,000 grants of up to $5,000 are available, so apply today!

To learn more about the program visit The Government of Canada’s website. You can check your eligibility and begin the application process here.

Enova is happy to support Reep Green Solutions, a local environmental charity and social enterprise. Reep offers a variety of services. You can find out more about their services by visiting their website: reepgreen.ca.

If you are interested in learning more about how to schedule an appointment with one of their Registered Energy Advisors, please email energy@reepgreen.ca or call 519-744-9799, Extension 1 > 2, to get started.

Energy Efficiency Tips and Tools

Enova is committed to supporting our customers in their efforts to save money and lower their electricity consumption. We offer a number of resources, tips, and tools to help you better manage your costs and keep your home as energy efficient as possible, including:

1

  • Take advantage of hundreds of energy efficiency tips to help you all-year round. Whether you’re living in a  house, apartment, or condo, Enova has tips available to help you manage your electricity consumption. Visit enovapower.com/energyefficiency for all the tips you may need.

2

  • Become a fan of ceiling fans
  • An ENERGY STAR qualified fan is 50% more energy efficient than a non-qualified model and works well to circulate warm air around your house. Ceiling fans are ideal for cooling bedrooms when you don’t need to cool your whole home, especially at night. The fan will also help in cold months as most come with a “reverse” option that pushes hot air down into the room.

3

  • Fight phantom power consumption

    Plug electronic devices into a programmable power bar and program it to switch off at night. Remember that phone and tablet chargers, computer equipment such as printers and monitors, televisions, speakers, routers, and game consoles suck energy even when they’re not in use. Having them all on power bars makes it easy to switch them off before everyone goes to bed.

4

  • Get smart with your thermostat

    A programmable smart thermostat can reduce your heating and cooling costs by up to 15 per cent. It works by learning your habits and adjusting the temperature automatically. For example, if you tend to turn the temperature down before bed at 10 p.m., a smart thermostat will start making that adjustment automatically. You can also control a smart thermostat from an app, so, if your schedule changes unexpectedly, you can still maintain control of your heating and cooling costs from the palm of your hand.

5

  • Seal ductwork and use weather-stripping
    Hot air and cold air can escape through joints in ductwork. That means you’re paying to heat and cool places you don’t want to (for instance, an unfinished basement) and not getting heating and cooling to areas you do (upper floor rooms). Applying heating-vent tape to all visible joints will help. As an additional tip, weather-stripping helps reduce air leaks and can reduce your home’s heating and cooling needs by up to 20%.

6

  • Keep Your Heating and Cooling System Running Smoothly
    Keep your furnace, air conditioning and ventilation system running like new with annual servicing by a professional. Be sure to also change your furnace filter every three months to help make sure your furnace isn’t working harder than it needs to.

Contact our energy efficiency experts at 226-896-2200 with any questions you may have or visit Save on Energy’s Energy Efficiency For Your Home Website or enovapower.com/energyefficiency for more tools, tips and resources.

Safety Education Resources

Safety and well-being above all is one of our core values, and to help you and your family learn more about electrical safety, Enova has a number of fun, educational resources for you to enjoy.

Lucky the Squirrel Videos

There’s nothing lucky about safety, but Lucky the Squirrel can help you and your family learn important safety lessons through a series of short animated videos.

Enova, along with a number of other industry partners, developed six short videos to highlight key safety messages. Each video features Lucky, our furry partner in safety, as he learns important lessons about the dangers of electrical hazards.

See all six videos today!

Elementary School Poster Contest

Each year, Enova asks students in Grade 1-8 to help design our next safety poster. Students from across our service territory submit original artwork highlighting an important safety message. In addition to winning great prizes, the winning students have their artwork used to support safety social media messaging, bill insert, safety ads and other communication material. Stay tuned for next year’s contest and be sure to let your child know how to register.

School Safety Program

Enova knows the importance of educating the next generation on the importance of electrical safety. Young students can inspire changes in behaviour at school, at home, and in the broader community.

Our electrical safety school program is a fun, interactive education presentation hosted by an award-winning safety expert and Enova employees.  Our presentation focuses on a range of electrical safety topics including: energy generation, electricity distribution, home electrical safety, energy conservation and cautionary case studies.

We’re available to make presentations to your school or classroom throughout the school year. We’re also happy to tailor a presentation for your youth group or community organization. Contact our School Safety Program administrators to book your presentation today.

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Electrical Safety Tips and Tools

Don’t Tamper with Electrical Equipment

Transformer boxes are not a toy! Keep children away at all times and ensure you keep plants and shrubs at least three metres from the front and one metre from the back and sides of the transformer box.

Look Up! Look Out!

Whether you’re playing outside with your family, pruning trees, or doing yardwork, look up, look out and be aware of your surroundings. Overhead powerlines are dangerous and can be deadly, always keep you and your equipment at least three metres (10 feet) away from overhead powerlines.

Be aware of your surroundings and avoid contact with overhead lines by maintaining a safe distance at all times.

Call Before You Dig

Are you starting an outdoor project that requires digging? Be sure to get a free locate before you begin. There are hidden hazards underground and a locate can keep yourself and your family safe.

Getting a locate is easy, and free!  Visit ontarioonecall.ca to complete your locate request online or call 1-800-400-2255 to request your free locate today.

What do you do if a powerline contacts your vehicle?

Should a power line fall on your vehicle, stay inside until help arrives. Only get out of your vehicle if there is a fire hazard. If you must exit, jump clear of the vehicle with both feet hitting the ground at the same time and shuffle away with your feet always touching the ground.

Don’t Tamper with Electrical Equipment

Transformer boxes are not a toy! Keep children away at all times and ensure you keep plants and shrubs at least three metres from the front and one metre from the back and sides of the transformer box.

Look Up! Look Out!

Whether you’re playing outside with your family, pruning trees, or doing yardwork, look up, look out and be aware of your surroundings. Overhead powerlines are dangerous and can be deadly, always keep you and your equipment at least three metres (10 feet) away from overhead powerlines.

Be aware of your surroundings and avoid contact with overhead lines by maintaining a safe distance at all times.

Call Before You Dig

Are you starting an outdoor project that requires digging? Be sure to get a free locate before you begin. There are hidden hazards underground and a locate can keep yourself and your family safe.

Getting a locate is easy, and free!  Visit ontarioonecall.ca to complete your locate request online or call 1-800-400-2255 to request your free locate today.

What do you do if a powerline contacts your vehicle?

Should a power line fall on your vehicle, stay inside until help arrives. Only get out of your vehicle if there is a fire hazard. If you must exit, jump clear of the vehicle with both feet hitting the ground at the same time and shuffle away with your feet always touching the ground.

Use LED Bulbs

One light emitting diode (LED) can
save you three times its purchase
cost in electricity.

Install a Programmable
Thermostat

During the heating season, set
your programmable thermostat to
automatically lower the heat by a
few degrees at night or when you
are away.

3a Replace Your Old Refrigerator or Freezer

Refrigerators and freezers are two of the biggest electricity users in your home – these old, inefficient appliance can cost well over $10/month in electricity.
When purchasing a new one, be sure to check the EnerGuide label and look for the ENERGY STAR® symbol so you are certain of energy savings.

3b Get Rid of Your Second Refrigerator

It may be convenient having an extra refrigerator, but those cold beverages are costing you up to $125 per year.

Wash Your Laundry in Cold Water

You can save energy and money by washing all of your laundry in cold water. If you currently
both wash and rinse in warm water, and you switch entirely to cold, you could save over $14
a month (based on electric water heating).

Look for the ENERGY STAR® Label

ENERGY STAR® is an international symbol that identifies many energy efficient products. The ENERGY
STAR® symbol helps businesses and consumers identify products that are at the “top of their class”
in energy efficiency.

Eliminate Drafts in Your Home

Air leakage around windows, doors, vents and
electrical outlets can account for as much as 25%
of your total heating costs. That means there are
significant savings available if you caulk and weather-
strip windows, doors, dryer and other vents.

Install Insulation

You can save energy and money by
increasing the amount of insulation in
your home, to keep it warmer in the winter
and cooler in the summer. The attic
and basement are good places to start.

Use Motion Sensor Switches
and Timers

To avoid leaving your outside
lights on for long periods
of time, install a motion
sensor that turns the lights on
automatically when someone
approaches the house and
then turns the lights off after
a pre-set period of time.

Rely on Your Fans

Use fans instead of air conditioning
when possible. Fans
cost pennies to operate and
can lower the temperature in
the room by up to 2°C.

Use LED Seasonal Lighting

Using LED lights both inside
and outside your home,
during the holiday season, is a
great way to conserve energy
and save money. LED lights
use up to 95% less energy
and last at least seven times
longer than regular lights.

Use LED Bulbs

One light emitting diode (LED) can
save you three times its purchase
cost in electricity.

Install a Programmable
Thermostat

During the heating season, set
your programmable thermostat to
automatically lower the heat by a
few degrees at night or when you
are away.

3a Replace Your Old Refrigerator or Freezer

Refrigerators and freezers are two of the biggest electricity users in your home – these old, inefficient appliance can cost well over $10/month in electricity.
When purchasing a new one, be sure to check the EnerGuide label and look for the ENERGY STAR® symbol so you are certain of energy savings.

3b Get Rid of Your Second Refrigerator

It may be convenient having an extra refrigerator, but those cold beverages are costing you up to $125 per year.

Wash Your Laundry in Cold Water

You can save energy and money by washing all of your laundry in cold water. If you currently
both wash and rinse in warm water, and you switch entirely to cold, you could save over $14
a month (based on electric water heating).

Look for the ENERGY STAR® Label

ENERGY STAR® is an international symbol that identifies many energy efficient products. The ENERGY
STAR® symbol helps businesses and consumers identify products that are at the “top of their class”
in energy efficiency.

Eliminate Drafts in Your Home

Air leakage around windows, doors, vents and
electrical outlets can account for as much as 25%
of your total heating costs. That means there are
significant savings available if you caulk and weather-
strip windows, doors, dryer and other vents.

Install Insulation

You can save energy and money by
increasing the amount of insulation in
your home, to keep it warmer in the winter
and cooler in the summer. The attic
and basement are good places to start.

Use Motion Sensor Switches
and Timers

To avoid leaving your outside
lights on for long periods
of time, install a motion
sensor that turns the lights on
automatically when someone
approaches the house and
then turns the lights off after
a pre-set period of time.

Rely on Your Fans

Use fans instead of air conditioning
when possible. Fans
cost pennies to operate and
can lower the temperature in
the room by up to 2°C.

Use LED Seasonal Lighting

Using LED lights both inside
and outside your home,
during the holiday season, is a
great way to conserve energy
and save money. LED lights
use up to 95% less energy
and last at least seven times
longer than regular lights.