New homes are eligible for the Air Sealing, HRV, and Instant Rebate programs. Homes connected to the electrical grid on or after January 1, 2014 are no longer eligible for the Insulation Rebate program due to changes in the National Building Code which requires all new homes in Newfoundland and Labrador to have higher levels of insulation.
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The average home has over 25 light bulbs. If you switch your whole home from incandescent to LED bulbs, you could save about $60 a year.
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Going to Town on Energy Efficiency
The Town of Whitbourne has made strides in energy efficiency with the installation of a mini-split heat pump and upgraded insulation in community facilities. These improvements are a testament to... Read more
Newdock Shines a Light on Saving Energy at Work
When you conserve energy, you win in more ways than one. From installation rebates and huge monthly savings to a brighter, happier working environment, saving energy benefits everyone – talk... Read more
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Spring into Savings
Our spring guide helps you save energy and money, making your home as vibrant as possible.
Congrats to the takeCHARGE School Contest Winners
takeCHARGE, a joint partnership between Newfoundland Power and Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro (Hydro), is pleased to announce the winners of the 11th annual Kids in Charge (K-I-C Start) school contest.... Read more
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Spring into Savings
Our spring guide helps you save energy and money, making your home as vibrant as possible.
Ways to Save Energy
Even in winter, there ae things we can do to reduce our energy usage. Here are a few things from simple habit changes to worthwhile upgrades that can help during... Read more
Energy Savers Kit
Free for income-qualified customers