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The IESO is committed to giving business, industry and the public sector information, tools and resources to make educated energy management decisions.
A quarterly newsletter, called The Electricity Insider is now available online and by e-mail. Issue one provides information on prices, the provincial benefit and the role consumers can play in the electricity market.
Click here to be added to The Electricity Insider e-mail distribution list.
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REDUCING YOUR ENERGY COSTS
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Energy might not be your primary business, but it can be one of your businesses biggest costs. By focusing on energy management and understanding the electricity market, your organization can create opportunities to save money on your energy bills and take advantage of incentive programs.
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Electricity prices change on an hour-by-hour basis depending on how much electricity is required in Ontario in that hour. There are many factors that can influence electricity demand such as weather. Understanding when prices tend to be higher can give you opportunities to use electricity in lower priced periods. Here is a description of how the hourly price is set.
Several businesses, industries and public sector facilities have taken action to reduce their electricity costs. The Profiles section contains case studies with municipalities, the health care sector and business and industry consumers. The case studies describe successes in improving control systems, participation in demand response programs and installing renewable generation such as solar panels.
Visit the IESO’s Publication Library for resources on how to manage your electricity costs, the reliability of Ontario’s power system and IESO initiatives such as the smart grid. |
INFORMATION TO HELP YOU MANAGE YOUR COSTS
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Understanding your bill
Provincial Benefit
Learn more about this adjustment for consumers on retail contracts or market-based HOEP pricing. |
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Managing your costs
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Retailers
Here are some options to consider before signing a retail contract.
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Profiles
See how other consumers are taking action to manage thier energy costs.
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11:00 a.m. EDT – Sep. 2, 2010
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Average Weighted Price for September:
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Average Weighted Price since Jan 1, 2010:
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Today's Projected Peak: (at 5:00 p.m. EDT)
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Today's Generator Availability at Peak:
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Maximum Ontario Import Capacity:
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Make a positive change by taking The Power Pledge. With a few simple changes, you can lower your electricity use and increase your savings, while helping to protect the environment.
2009 Consumer Forum Report

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Feed-in Tariff (FIT) Program
The FIT Program, established under the Green Energy Act, is designed to support the development of new renewable energy supply in Ontario.
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