Energy Conservation in Homes in Canada
Look into energy conservation around the house with information on ways to save energy and money on home lighting, heating and home appliances.
Home Energy Retrofit Program on Again in 2011
The federal government has brought back its program to give grants of up to $5000 to home owners to make their home more energy efficient. They advice you move quickly though.
R-2000 Homes
An overview of the energy savings and advantages to the environment of R-2000 homes. From Natural Resources Canada.
Home Heating Cost Calculator
Use this calculator to help you decide on the most cost-effective heating system and energy source for your home. From the Office of Energy Efficiency.
Air Conditioners
Things to look for when shopping for an air conditioner, and how to use it efficiently to save energy and money. From the Office of Energy Efficiency at Natural Resources Canada.
Furnace Shopping
Factors to consider when buying a furnace. From the Office of Energy Efficiency.
Lighting and Energy Conservation
Lots of information on how to take energy use and conservation into account when buying lights and fixtures for your home. From the Office of Energy Efficiency.
Major Appliances
Information you need to know about buying and operating energy-efficient major home appliances. From the Office of Energy Efficiency.
Energy-Efficient Windows and Doors
Windows and doors in your home will probably last for 20 years, so it pays to take the time before you buy to understand what to look for and what you need to make them as energy-efficient as possible. From the Office of Energy Efficiency.