TELUS is expanding its Connecting for Good programming, which builds stronger and healthier communities across Canada by ensuring no citizen is left behind and has access to world-leading technology, to now include TELUS SmartEnergy for Good. A first-of-its-kind initiative in Canada, TELUS SmartEnergy for Good is designed to advance energy equity by providing vulnerable households with access to smart energy technology at a subsidized monthly service cost. The first phase of SmartEnergy for Good has launched in Ontario, equipping eligible low-income households with the tools and technology they need to reduce energy consumption, lower their utility bills, and contribute to Canada’s climate targets.
The program is open to qualifying low-income Ontario residents, including seniors, families, and youth aging out of government care. Through TELUS SmartEnergy for Good, qualifying customers will receive a subsidized comprehensive SmartHome Energy management package including: a monthly TELUS SmartEnergy subscription, a smart thermostat rental, two energy monitoring plugs, and professional installation.
TELUS SmartEnergy is a subscription-based energy management solution helping Canadians save money on their energy bills and reduce their environmental footprint. Subscribers can save up to 15 per cent on energy bills by, among other things, automating temperature settings and powering down unused devices, while monitoring usage through personalized insights in the app.
Beyond subsidizing SmartHome technology, the initiative educates households on energy cost reduction while supporting Ontario’s emission reduction targets by reducing grid strain during peak demand. As part of its environmental commitment, TELUS will plant four trees per year on behalf of each participating household, contributing to carbon sequestration and climate resilience.
TELUS plans to bring SmartEnergy for Good to additional provinces across Canada later this year. To learn more, visit telus.com/smartenergyforgood.
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TELUS launches SmartEnergy for Good across Ontario
TELUS is expanding its Connecting for Good programming, which builds stronger and healthier communities across Canada by ensuring no citizen is left behind and has access to world-leading technology, to now include TELUS SmartEnergy for Good. A first-of-its-kind initiative in Canada, TELUS SmartEnergy for Good is designed to advance energy equity by providing vulnerable households with access to smart energy technology at a subsidized monthly service cost. The first phase of SmartEnergy for Good has launched in Ontario, equipping eligible low-income households with the tools and technology they need to reduce energy consumption, lower their utility bills, and contribute to Canada’s climate targets.
The program is open to qualifying low-income Ontario residents, including seniors, families, and youth aging out of government care. Through TELUS SmartEnergy for Good, qualifying customers will receive a subsidized comprehensive SmartHome Energy management package including: a monthly TELUS SmartEnergy subscription, a smart thermostat rental, two energy monitoring plugs, and professional installation.
TELUS SmartEnergy is a subscription-based energy management solution helping Canadians save money on their energy bills and reduce their environmental footprint. Subscribers can save up to 15 per cent on energy bills by, among other things, automating temperature settings and powering down unused devices, while monitoring usage through personalized insights in the app.
Beyond subsidizing SmartHome technology, the initiative educates households on energy cost reduction while supporting Ontario’s emission reduction targets by reducing grid strain during peak demand. As part of its environmental commitment, TELUS will plant four trees per year on behalf of each participating household, contributing to carbon sequestration and climate resilience.
TELUS plans to bring SmartEnergy for Good to additional provinces across Canada later this year. To learn more, visit telus.com/smartenergyforgood.
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