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Energy+ Inc. has been named one of Waterloo Area’s Top Employers for 2020.
The annual competition now in its 13 th year is organized and evaluated by the editors of Canada’s Top 100 Employers, recognizes employers in Cambridge, Kitchener, Waterloo and Guelph who lead their industries in offering exceptional work environments.
“We’re honoured to have been named as one of the top employers in the Waterloo region,” says Ian Miles, President...
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Energy+ Inc. wants to help make sure that you and your family have a safe holiday season. Holiday lights and decorations make our homes merry and bright during the festive season, but care should be taken to ensure the season is a safe one. 
Tips to Help You Decorate Safely Indoors:
Overloaded electrical outlets are a fire hazard. Plug decorations into a power bar instead.
Consider switching to LED lights and decorations, which are cooler to the touch and...
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Your local hydro utility Energy+ is reminding its customers that the arrival of colder weather means heating systems will have to work hard to keep the indoor environment comfortable and cozy, when the cold winds blow. Cold weather means electric baseboard heaters, furnace motors and fans will run more frequently to maintain a constant temperature, regardless if a home or business is occupied.
While no one can predict what Mother Nature will bring this Fall and Winter, customers...
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Scammers using cryptocurrency machines to collect money from victims  
WATERLOO REGION, ON (October 23, 2019) - Hydro companies in Waterloo Region are sounding the alarm about scammers who are trying to extort money from small business and residential customers through bitcoin and cryptocurrency machines. 
Residential and small business customers are receiving calls from people claiming to be their local hydro company. During the call, customers are threatened...
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The Ontario Energy Board (OEB) announced today new electricity prices for households and small businesses, effective November 1, under the Regulated Price Plan (RPP). The winter time-of-use (TOU) hours will also take effect November 1.
The total bill for a typical residential customer, who uses 700 kWh per month, will increase by about $1.99 or 1.8%, which is in line with the rate of inflation, as a result of the following changes:
With changes in legislation, prices...
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