
![]() The Ontario Power Authority is offering up to $650 worth of incentives for homeowners to replace their existing furnace and/or air conditioning unit with new, Energy Star certified heating or cooling systems. According to the Power Authority, up to 60% of a typical home's electricity bill is devoted to heating and cooling. With the continual rise in energy costs and another hot, humid summer expected for Ontario, installing a new system can help reduce utility bills and the home's draw on our shared natural resources. The offer is valid only in Ontario between January 1, 2011 and December 31, 2011. For details, refer to the Ontario Power Authority's website.
11 Comments
7/5/2012 08:50:47 pm
It was a very nice move from the Ontario power authority to help replacing the cooling and heating system so that the electricity usage can be reduced.
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ellen marin
8/9/2012 01:32:08 am
please resend e-mail in reguards to incentive. thank you
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ellen marin
8/9/2012 01:32:52 am
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9/7/2012 03:59:16 pm
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9/21/2012 06:18:06 am
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John Wood
4/1/2013 04:38:41 pm
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