Electrification is the process of converting energy-consuming systems from fossil fuels like gas or propane to electric options. The primary goal of electrification is to benefit the environment by reducing greenhouse gas emissions and fostering a more resilient power grid. But there are other equally beneficial reasons to switch, including saving money, improved product quality and enhanced quality of life. Watch our video to learn more about electrification.

There are a few key reasons why an electric furnace is better for your home than gas.

1. Easier to install. Because electricity is readily available and electric furnaces are generally smaller, it makes them much easier to install compared to gas furnaces.
2. Lower upfront cost. Since they’re already so widely used, electric furnaces are much cheaper to buy and install than gas options.
3. Efficient & eco-friendly. Electric furnaces are one of the most efficient ways to heat your home. By eliminating the use of fossil fuels, they help reduce your carbon footprint.
4. Safer. Electricity eliminates the risk of harmful byproducts, such as carbon monoxide, since there are no gases being burned that can result in their production.

There are a few reasons why switching to an electric water heater is better than gas. Gas water heaters are typically more expensive than electric ones, use more energy, and don’t last as long. In comparison, electric water heaters are generally cheaper, use less energy, and last longer. Win-win-win! Thought natural gas was the cheapest fuel source? Think again. Watch our video to find out why natural gas is not as cheap as you think.

Here are a few things to consider when shopping for an electric vehicle charger:

1. Compatibility with your vehicle. This may seem like a no-brainer, but double check that the charger you’re looking to purchase will work with your electric vehicle.
2. Location of charge point. You’ll need to make sure you can meet all of the requirements for the charger you choose. This could include mounting requirements, the distance between the meter and your charger point, and dedicated parking space for your vehicle.
3. Availability of smart options. Many chargers offer the convenience of an app and have smart load management and monitoring – just make sure you’ve got a strong wifi signal to take full advantage of these features.