Appliances and seasonal maintenance tips and resources
Want to save energy and extend appliance life? Here are some simple tips to help you maximize efficiency at home.
Tips to help lower your energy use
- Keep your fridge (2 °C to 3 °C) and freezer (-18 °C) at the correct temperature
- Clean the dust from the coils on the back of and under your fridge at least twice a year
- Only run your dishwasher once it’s full and use the energy-saving mode
- Clean your dryer lint trap after every load of laundry and use lower heat settings
- Turn off electronics, small appliances and home office equipment when not in use
- Unplug what you can to reduce phantom power, such as phone chargers or coffee makers
- Upgrade older insulation if it no longer meets recommended standards
- Ensure attic insulation is evenly distributed and not compressed
Watch and learn
Step-by-step video guides to help you save energy around the house.
Explore rebates and resources
Want to learn more? Explore rebates, energy-saving tools and useful resources to help reduce your energy use and lower your home heating and cooling costs.
- Appliance maintenance rebates
You could get up to $150 in rebates. - Clothes washer and dryer rebates
We offer rebates of up to $250 on ENERGY STAR® certified clothes washers and dryers.
Explore our full list of home rebates and offers as well as all income-qualified rebates and offers.
- Power Hours Rewards Program
Earn bill credits by using less electricity during busy times. - My Energy Use
Get a full breakdown of how you’re using your energy. - Your house as a system
A holistic approach to energy efficiency. - Your home heating and energy use
Understand how your home uses energy for heating.