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Save Energy & Money
Energy Savings Products and Programs
Heating your home with electric solutions—like a heat pump— instead of oil or propane, can make a positive difference for your wallet. When you make the switch, you’ll notice some changes in your household costs. Remember, even though
your electric bill will increase because you’re using more electricity, your overall household energy costs will go down.
Curious about the savings your household could experience by going electric? Check out our electrification calculator.
Want a predictable monthly bill? Check out Equal Billing.
Spread the cost of your annual electricity use over 12 equal monthly payments. With Equal Billing, you always know exactly how much of your monthly household budget will
go towards your power bill.
Small changes at home can make a big difference for your power bill. We’re sharing our top tips for saving energy during the heating and cooling seasons.
Summer energy efficiency tips >
Winter energy efficiency tips >
Efficiency Nova Scotia is the provincial provider of energy saving programs and services for Nova Scotians. Visit their website to learn about how you can upgrade your space and save on energy bills.
Efficiency Nova Scotia Programs & Rebates >
Switching to electric-based solutions can help you save money, use less energy, and be more comfortable at home. We know that choosing the right home energy solution can be overwhelming – and it’s why we’re here to help.
We work with a trusted network of contactors and find the latest promotions for energy efficient heat pumps, water heaters and electrical thermal storage units.
Discover all the different ways that going electric can make a difference for you and your family.
Energy Efficient Products >
All Your Account Services in One Place
MyAccount lets you view bills, set payment reminders, track energy usage, and make secure payments, including through your bank. Log in or register to get started.
Rate Options
We know that every customer is unique, and so are your energy needs. That’s why we have different rate options to suit your energy usage preferences and lifestyle. Whether you prefer our standard rate or are interested in shifting how and when you use electricity to save on your bill, we have an option for you.
Explore Rate Options >
Understanding Your Bill
Why is my bill so high?
There are many factors that can impact the amount of electricity you are using in your home, including seasonal weather conditions.
Did you know about half of your energy costs come from heating your home? In the colder months, additional heating will cause an increase in electric use because it takes more energy to keep your home at a comfortable temperature. You can't control the weather, but you can control your thermostat, which has a big effect on your bill. For thermostat setting recommendations, check out this article.
Changes in the number of people living in your home can also have an impact on your bill. During times of higher occupancy and activity such as holidays and school vacations, your energy usage can be higher than normal.
MyEnergy Insights is a helpful tool for understanding your energy usage. It provides an approximate breakdown your energy use by appliance, and also shows your usage by hour, day, month, and year. To help ensure these insights reflect the heating source and appliances in your home, be sure to complete the Home Survey.
If your bill seems higher than usual and you’re not sure why, contact our Customer Care team. We’re always happy to review your bill with you and provide energy advice.
How do I read my bill?
Customer Support
There are also support programs available through the government and Efficiency Nova Scotia. We continue to work with customer advocates, including the Affordable Energy Coalition, as well as the provincial government, on ways to ensure support for our customers living on a lower income.


