Small changes, big impact
Did you know?
Making power smart energy choices help in the fight against climate change
Quick tip
Don’t waste water in the bathroom
Remind your students to turn off the tap when washing hands and brushing teeth. Challenge them to keep showers to 5 minutes.
Did you know?
BC Hydro makes energy by using the power of moving or falling water
Quick tip
Are you streaming content online?
Using a smaller device like a laptop or tablet can help you save electricity. If you and your family love watching the same shows and movies, try watching together when you can.
Quick tip
Don’t use “Standby power”
Electronics that are off but left plugged in still use some electricity. Unplug electronics, including chargers, at home and in the classroom when you're done using them. Using a power bar and turning it off also helps.
Quick Q
What is the recommended temperature setting for your thermostat while you are sleeping?
16 degrees is the ideal temperature before going to bed. Stay cozy in warm pajamas and blankets.
Quick tip
Remember to turn off the lights
Leaving lights on is a waste of electricity. Open the blinds and use natural light at home and in class when you can. Place reminders on light switches to turn off lights when leaving a room.
Did you know?
98% of electricity generated in B.C. is clean and renewable energy
Did you know?
Making power smart energy choices help in the fight against climate change
Quick tip
Don’t waste water in the bathroom
Remind your students to turn off the tap when washing hands and brushing teeth. Challenge them to keep showers to 5 minutes.
Did you know?
BC Hydro makes energy by using the power of moving or falling water
Quick tip
Are you streaming content online?
Using a smaller device like a laptop or tablet can help you save electricity. If you and your family love watching the same shows and movies, try watching together when you can.
Quick tip
Don’t use “Standby power”
Electronics that are off but left plugged in still use some electricity. Unplug electronics, including chargers, at home and in the classroom when you're done using them. Using a power bar and turning it off also helps.
Quick Q
What is the recommended temperature setting for your thermostat while you are sleeping?
16 degrees is the ideal temperature before going to bed. Stay cozy in warm pajamas and blankets.
Quick tip
Remember to turn off the lights
Leaving lights on is a waste of electricity. Open the blinds and use natural light at home and in class when you can. Place reminders on light switches to turn off lights when leaving a room.
Did you know?
98% of electricity generated in B.C. is clean and renewable energy
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