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Solar This Winter: When (and Why) It Can Pay to Switch Off Your Solar Rate

Learn when to switch your seasonal rate in Alberta this winter with Jotson’s Solar Analysis to find your best High-to-Low window and save on energy bills.

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Time-of-Use in Ontario: What it means, why it matters, and how to save

Learn how Time-of-Use electricity rates work in Ontario, when rates are highest and lowest, and how to adjust your usage to save money.

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Peak, off-peak, mid-peak: Ontario’s electricity hours explained

Understand Ontario’s peak, mid-peak, and off-peak electricity hours, when each rate applies, and how timing your energy use can help you save.

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Who qualifies for Ontario’s $7500 heat pump rebate?

Learn who qualifies for Ontario’s heat pump rebate and how to apply. Then use Jotson to track energy savings and confirm ROI.

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Heat pump vs. air conditioner infographic

Thinking about home upgrades? Jotson helps you track your energy consumption and costs to find even more ways to save. Learn more at jotson.com.

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Heat pump vs. air conditioner: What’s best for Ontario homeowners?

Learn the tradeoffs between heat pumps vs air conditioner systems, and how to measure the cost and efficiency of your home upgrades.

Case Studies

Case study: Calgary homeowner lowers utility bills by $299 annually

Learn how one Calgary homeowner found more cost-effective energy contracts and switched his rates in minutes to save an estimated $299/year.

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How Save on Energy helps Ontario homeowners save money

Learn how Save on Energy programs help Ontario homeowners improve energy efficiency, access incentives, and reduce household energy costs.

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How to choose the best electricity price plan in Ontario

Learn the difference between TOU, Tiered, and ULO electricity price plans in Ontario and figure out which is right for your household.

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