The Ontario government is committed to protecting the interests of Ontarians by making positive changes to the province's electricity sector. These changes are aimed at creating a conservation culture and a cleaner Ontario, while ensuring a reliable, sustainable and diverse supply of competitively priced power for the province.
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You'll be amazed how easy it is to save energy around your home — often without spending a cent.
Just follow the proven tips outlined here, and you'll start saving money right away. That's money you can spend on something else, and you'll also be doing something good for the environment.
Start today, and see how much money you can save!
How energy is used in Ontario homes* | For an annual energy bill of $2,000** | |
---|---|---|
Space heating | 57-62% | $1,425 - $1,550 |
Water heating | 20-21% | $500 - $525 |
Appliances | 12-13% | $300 - $325 |
Lighting | 4-5% | $100 - $125 |
Cooling | 0-7% | $0 - $250 |
* Many factors can affect your annual energy bill, such as size and location of your home, yearly variations in weather, efficiency of your furnace and other appliances, thermostat settings, number of occupants and the local cost of energy.
** Source: Data for Ontario, 2004-Office of Energy Efficiency, Natural Resources
Canada and Statistics Canada.
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