Tee Box Indoor Golf teamed up with takeCHARGE to level up their energy efficiency game – and got back a rebate of $670. Founded and led by Danny Fellingham, an... Read more
By partnering with takeCHARGE for energy-efficient lighting upgrades and rebates, Memorial University is now saving $14,000 a month on electricity costs! With five campuses and more than 19,000 students from... Read more
Each year, ENERGY STAR® Canada recognizes businesses and organizations for their outstanding contributions to saving energy. The awards recognize utilities, manufacturers, retailers, associations, homebuilders, and buildings that have demonstrated excellence... Read more
(St. John’s, NL): takeCHARGE has donated over 24,000 ENERGY STAR® LED light bulbs to a many local, non-profit organizations and other groups that provide support within communities across Newfoundland and... Read more
The size, age, and air sealing properties of the home will impact its energy use. A larger and older home will typically use more energy. However, how well insulated and sealed the home is will be a factor, as well as the type of heating system.
Heat up for less with a heat pump. A home with a heat pump can save you a significant amount on your heating costs. Heat pumps are a very efficient way to heat your home and can also provide air conditioning in the summer months.
Does your dream home have a hot tub? Keep in mind it may cost you as much as $100 each month to heat. Be sure to invest in an energy efficient cover. 50% of heat loss comes from the top of the tub. Look for thicker covers that have a higher R-Value to reduce heat loss through the top. As well, make sure to keep on top of cover maintenance. Heat loss happens much more rapidly once a cover becomes water logged or experiences UV damage.