July 21, 2014
Electric Cars Change How You Power Your Home
Homes will generate and store their own electricity
Electric cars will balance energy demand and act as storage.
Electric vehicles are our fastest-growing alternative to oil-derived gasoline. Solar panels are our fastest-growing alternative to coal-powered electricity. They're both getting less expensive and more effective, and there's new evidence that these two great tastes can taste particularly great together.
Opower studied the power-consumption habits of about 2,000 plug-in electric-vehicle owners enrolled in “time-of-use” pricing programs. Opower found that EV owners did respond to the incentives to charge during off-peak hours and they were more likely to have solar on their home.
Read The Full Article from Time Magazine
July 21, 2014
Discover Heritage in Aurora
Doors Open Aurora is August 16th, 2014 10am-4pm
Visit heritage builds including the historical Sheppard House
Don't miss your chance to explore the hidden treasures of this historical town located on the rolling hills of the Oak Ridges Moraine. Dozens of buildings will be showcased, including Windfall Centre's home, The Sheppard House.
Find Out The Participating Buildings.
July 21, 2014
Enbridge Spring into Winter Campaign
Windfall is Seeking Eligible Enbridge Gas Customers
$20 Shoppers Drug Mart Gift Cards to the first 200 participants
We are looking for older homes in Durham Region! Income-eligible Enbridge Gas customers with homes built in the ‘50s, ‘60s and ‘70s may qualify for upgrades under the Enbridge Winterproofing Program.
The Winterproofing Program is a free program designed to help income-eligible Enbridge customers to save money on their energy bills and make their homes more energy efficient.
If you're a Durham Region Enbridge customer living in an older leaky home, call us today to fill out an application.
Learn More and Find Out How To Apply
July 21, 2014
Forest Bug and Butterfly Hunt
See, learn and catch bugs and butterflies
Event takes place August 24th from 10am to 3pm
Use nets to hunt for bugs and butterflies, then return them to the wild. Learn about the good, the bad and the ‘bugly' insects that make the forest their home. Event is hosted by York Region in East Gwillimbury.
Register for this FREE Event
