The Energy Affordability Program helps reduce electricity costs and improve comfort by offering free energy-efficient upgrades to homes. This program has two options:

• Comprehensive Support: For those who need the most help, this includes a free in-home energy assessment to find ways to improve energy efficiency. Upgrades might include new appliances or weather-stripping.
• Energy Saving Kits: For moderate-income households, these kits include items like LED light bulbs, timers, and clothes drying lines.

Both options are completely free.

• Comprehensive Support: A home visit from an energy expert, energy-efficient upgrades, possibly new appliances.
• Energy Saving Kits: A kit with items to help save electricity, such as LED bulbs and timers.

Comprehensive Support: To qualify, you must meet one of the following:

• Live in Social Housing, or
• Own, rent, or lease your home, and meet one of these conditions:
  • Have a household income below the limits in the chart below, or
  • Have received government assistance like Ontario Works, ODSP, or the Guaranteed Income Supplement in the past year, or
  • Received energy assistance like LEAP or OESP in the past year.
  • Any on-reserve community member

People in your home	Income Limit
1	$47,090
2	$66,595
3	$81,595
4	$94,179
5	$105,295
6	$115,345
7+	$124,586

Energy Saving Kits: To qualify, you must:

• Own, rent, or lease your home in Ontario, and
• Have a household income below the limits in the chart below.

People in your home	Income Limit
1	$69,763
2	$98,659
3	$120,831
4	$139,524
5	$155,993
6+	$170,882

• This program is offered by the Independent Electricity System Operator.

• For Comprehensive Support, an expert will come to your home to assess what upgrades can be made.
• For Energy Saving Kits, the kit will be mailed to you.

For more information, visit the Energy Affordability Program website or the First Nations Energy Programs site for more information in Ojibwe, Cree, or Oji-cree.