Serving Ontario homeowners
Whole-home energy in Ontario
Ontario homes face long heating seasons, time-of-use electricity pricing in many utility territories and a mix of natural gas, oil, propane and electric heating. That combination makes heat pumps and smart batteries especially worth evaluating together.
- Free in-home assessment
- Phased plan that fits your budget
- Rebate & incentive guidance
- Ontario & Nova Scotia
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Home energy in Ontario
Electricity pricing
Many Ontario utilities offer time-of-use and ultra-low overnight rate plans. A battery can charge in lower-priced periods and supply the home when prices are higher, where the rate plan makes that worthwhile.
Heating fuels
Natural gas heats most urban homes, while rural homes more often use oil, propane or electric baseboard — the fuel you use today strongly shapes heat pump economics.
Outages
Ice storms and summer windstorms have caused major outages in parts of the province, which is why backup power is a common reason to consider a battery.
Many utilities
Ontario has dozens of local electricity distributors plus Hydro One in rural areas. Connection rules and programs can differ by utility.
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Rebates & financing
Available rebates & financing
Federal, provincial and municipal programs may help with heat pumps, solar, batteries and efficiency upgrades. Eligibility and amounts depend on each program — see current details and official sources.
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