These downloadable and printable coupons can help maximize one's spending power if taking advantage of the ODSP Low-cost Energy Conservation Benefit.
According the Ontario Power Authority, there's a couple of other ways to get these coupons:
1. Look for your energy-saving coupon booklet from your local electric utility arriving in the mail in March 2011. I checked the London Hydro Website, and it doesn't state whether the booklets will be mailed out or not.
2. Twice a year we feature the coupons in-store at participating retailers. These coupons are available for a limited time on the following dates:
saveONenergy SPRING EVENTOM:
Apr 1, 2011 - May 1, 2011
saveONenergy FALL EVENTOM:
Sept 30, 2011 - Oct 30, 2011
Apr 1, 2011 - May 1, 2011
saveONenergy FALL EVENTOM:
Sept 30, 2011 - Oct 30, 2011
Participating retailers include: Walmart, TSC Stores, Home Depot, Sears, RONA, Moffatt & Powell Lumber Store, Lowe’s, Home Hardware, Costco, Canadian Tire.
While we're on the subject of energy conservation, and saving money on energy costs, we might as well talk about TOU Rates & Smart Meters
Calculate Your Energy Costs by Visiting 10 Smart Lane: This informative, interactive, online tool enables you to test your appliances during different times of the day, and visualize how power shifting will affect your energy costs.
Time of Use Rates from the Ontario Energy Board
Getting Smart about Smart Meters Q&A Book
NEWS:
Seems Tim Hudak has something to say about Smart Meters when he was in the neighbourhood today.
“A Progressive Conservative government would unplug the mandatory smart meters and give families a choice that works for them,”says Tim.
Really? And what would that be, Tim? Why not flesh that statement out a bit? Hm?
