(TOU) Time-of-use prices from Ontario energy board.
TOU prices are prices that vary over the day- better reflecting the way electricity pricing works in the electricity market.
On-Peak prices- When demand and the cost of electricity are highest.
Mid-Peak prices- When demand and cost of electricity are moderate
Off-Peak prices- When demand and cost of electricity are lowest.
As of the end ...
Posted by Rolando Di Labio
on July 5, 2010
Cutting tree Roots. The digging and trenching that are necessary to construct a house and install underground utilities will likely sever a portion of the roots of many trees in the area. It is easy to appreciate the potential for damage if you understand where roots grow. The roots of a tree are found mostly in the upper 6 to 12 inches of the soil. In a mature tree, the roots extend ...
Posted by Rolando Di Labio
on June 28, 2010
Many people ask, "Does staging really help you sell your home"? The answer is absolutely! One of the best things about staged homes is that they sell in less time. This is great news for sellers. Research has shown that staged homes can sell as much as 40% faster than other homes on the market. They also typically sell for more money. Homes that have been sitting on the market for a long time will ...
Posted by Rolando Di Labio
on June 22, 2010
The 2010 Winter Olympics begin! Did you know… This is the 21st Winter Olympics and it’s the third Olympics hosted by Canada? This year the Winter Olympics is being held in Vancouver, British Columbia. In 1976 Montreal hosted the Summer Olympics and in 1988 Calgary hosted the Winter Olympics. Who, what, where and when… From February 12-28, over 80 nations will compete in 15 different ...
Posted by Rolando Di Labio
on February 12, 2010
It's hard to believe that the month of January is almost over.. Time is flying by and soon the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics will be starting! I also want to remind everyone that January 31st is the last day you are eligible for the Home Renovation Tax Credit (HRTC). The credit may be claimed on eligible expenses exceeding $1,000, but no more than $10,000, for a total credit of up to $1,350. Renovating ...
Posted by Rolando Di Labio
on January 27, 2010