Help for Low-Income Energy Consumers
Consumers with limited financial resources face specific challenges. To better understand issues affecting low-income energy consumers, and assess the need for and nature of energy-efficient upgrades to address the challenges facing these consumers, the Ontario Energy Board initiated a consultation with interested stakeholders.
Since 2011, the following resources are available to qualified residents of Ontario through the Low Income Energy Assistance Program (LEAP):
If you are a customer of Lakeland Power and in a lower-income home, you may qualify for a reduction on your electricity bill.
The OESP will reduce the cost of your household electricity by applying a monthly credit directly to your bill. The credit amount will depend on how many people live in your home and your combined household income. More information at ontarioelectricitysupport.ca.
Natural Gas
Conservation Programs
Conservation programs are available for Lakeland Power customers with natural gas utilities. Both Enbridge Gas Distribution and Union Gas offer conservation programs for both qualifying low-income customers and non low-income residential customers.
For more information about these programs please contact Enbridge Gas Distribution or Union Gas directly.
Natural Gas
Conservation Programs
Conservation programs are available for Lakeland Power customers with natural gas utilities. Both Enbridge Gas Distribution and Union Gas offer conservation programs for both qualifying low-income customers and non low-income residential customers.
For more information about these programs please contact Enbridge Gas Distribution or Union Gas directly.
Ontario Ministry of
Municipal Affairs & Housing
Ontario supports a wide range of affordable and subsidized housing to meet the needs of singles, families and seniors.