Energy-Saving Appliances
EnergyStar
This Natural Resources Canada website identifies products with the international Energy Star symbol that signify that they qualify as some of the most energy-efficient goods on the market.
Government Energy Publications
Government of Canada
There are many booklets and manuals available from the Government of Canada that help consumers make informed choices when buying products and renovating their home. Call toll-free 1-800-387-2000 for your list of publications.
Government Loans, Grants & Rebates
Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation
The Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation offers the Residential Rehabilitation Assistance Program (RRAP) to assist with housing repair, modification and conversion like building elements such as heating and building envelope improvements. The City of Toronto delivers RRAP. Email rrap@toronto.ca or call 416-392-7620 for more information.
Cool Savings Rebate
Home Energy-Efficiency
Natural Resource Canada - Office of Energy Efficiency
Shows you how to conserve energy, cut greenhouse gas emissions that contribute to climate change, and save money at home, at work and on the road.
Low Income Assistance
Low Income Energy Network
Reduce Pollution
Clean Air Alliance
Peak Busters
Pollution Probe
For ideas and practical solutions about achieving positive change and tangible environmental change, visit Pollution Probe or call 416-926-1907.
Share Cars
AutoShare
Enjoy the use of a car without the ownership expenses.
Solar Power
The Kortright Centre
As part of its Renewable Energy Program, the Kortright Centre provides demonstrations and workshops for those interested in installing solar panels as an energy source on their property.
Toilet Cash Back
City of Toronto
Through the Residential Toilet Replacement Program, the City of Toronto is offering a $60 or $75 cash incentive to replace a high water use toilet with a City-selected water efficiency model. Get more information by emailing savewater@toronto.ca or calling 416-392-7000.
Washer Cash Back
City of Toronto
The City of Toronto's Wash 'n' Save Program offers qualified participants $60 cash back for the purchase of City-selected, high efficiency clothes washers. Get an application kit by emailing savewater@toronto.ca or call 416-392-7000.
Wind Power
WindShare
The Toronto Renewable Energy Co-operative can provide information regarding the development of local wind power.
Toronto and Region Conservation Authority
The Toronto and Regional Conservation Authority has a renewable energy demonstration cottage as part of its educational programs. The Kortright Centre also have Wind Energy Workshops for those interested in installing wind power on their property.
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