In a Province Where Electricity Is Cheap, How Do You Get Consumers to Use Less Power? | The Walrus

I signed up for an energy-savings program where I needed to cut two kilowatt hours during peak demand hours to earn credits, but my efforts weren't effective in reducing my bill significantly.

My neighbour participated in a more elaborate program with smart thermostats, allowing the utility to manage temperature settings, and earned $113, nearly 13% of his annual bill.

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