Upgrading to electric technologies at home can boost your energy efficiency, improve comfort, and lower your fuel costs.
By reducing your reliance on fossil fuels like gasoline and natural gas, you’ll also cut greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions — a smart step toward a cleaner, more sustainable future.
There are many ways to ramp up your electricity use at home, including using:
Concerned about your home’s capacity to handle the additional electrical load?
A licensed electrical contractor can assess your home’s available electrical capacity and guide you through your options for adding or upgrading appliances and systems that use electricity. If an electrical service upgrade is necessary, you or your licensed contractor can submit a Service Layout request to get started.
The Switch Is On is a dynamic campaign created by the Building Decarbonization Coalition designed to empower homeowners and contractors in the transition from gas‑powered appliances to cleaner, more efficient electric technologies.
ENERGY STAR© is a government-backed program that helps consumers and businesses identify energy-efficient products, homes, and buildings.
Natural Resources Canada’s Energy Efficiency Program serves as the federal engine driving improvements in the way Canadians consume energy across homes, buildings, and industry.
