Programs & Initiatives
Conservation is a key factor in securing our future for a reliable, sustainable, and affordable energy and water supply. This is why EnWin Utilities is making Conservation a priority, and is offering a variety of programs that have been designed to help us work together with our customers to save dollars, kilowatts, and the environment.
Listed here are some province-wide energy saving initiatives in which we are currently participating; we encourage you to become involved in any or all of these value adding programs.
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Great Refrigerator Round-Up ProgramGet EnWin and the Ontario Power Authority to help you get rid of that electricity guzzling old second fridge in an environmentally sensitive way with the Great Refrigerator Roundup Program. |
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peaksaverJoining the peaksaver program means you can help reduce the demand for electricity in your community. And you'll feel great knowing you're doing something good for the environment. To be eligible you must be a homeowner of a single-family home with a central cooling system. We'll do all the work at no expense to you. In fact, you'll even receive $25 from the Ontario Power Authority just for signing up. |
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Power Savings BlitzThe Power Savings Blitz provides qualifying small businesses with free electricity-saving products valued up to $1000 (including installation) with the aim of helping them to become more energy efficient. |
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Electricity Retrofit Incentive ProgramThe Ontario Power Authority (OPA) in conjunction with EnWin Utilities has developed the Electricity Retrofit Incentive Program (ERIP) for non-residential facilities in Ontario. The objective of the program is to leverage energy conservation and load management opportunities by offering incentives for sustainable, measurable and verifiable energy retrofits that result in on-peak demand savings and annual energy savings. |
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Green SuitesGreen Suites is a conservation program specifically for the hotel and motel industry in Windsor. This new program is brought to you by EnWin Utilities and the Ontario Restaurant Hotel and Motel Association (ORHMA) with sponsorship from the Ontario Power Authority (OPA). |
