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News Releases May 2006 21 April 2004 18 April 2004 23 October 2003 Media Coverage Ottawa Citizen - 19 August 2003 Images & Logos EnergyWiz® logo [ JPEG ] Fact Sheets Energy And Water Facts - 6. December 2005 [ PDF | 152 KB ]
EnergyWiz Official Launch We are pleased to announce that we will be staging our official EnergyWiz launch between 1pm and 4pm on Saturday April 24th, 2004 at Arbour Environmental Shoppe 800 Bank Street (between 3rd and 4th Avenue). We will be there to introduce the features of our product and answer any questions you may have. We thank you for your continued patience and are sure that you'll agree that it was worth the wait. We believe that the only sure way to start reversing the effects of global warming and reducing energy use in the home is for homeowners like yourselves to play an active role. EnergyWiz is a tool that will give you an unbiased estimate of how energy and water is used in your home. It will provide a summary of all available options and determine for you which are the most cost-effective changes to make based on your habits, your equipment and your house characteristics. It will also tell you the federal rebate you can anticipate for making these changes. For More Information Contact: Online purchase option now available Winergy Canada has chosen PayPal as a fast and easy option for online payments using Visa, MasterCard and Direct Debit to Canadian banking institutions. PayPal is a leading online payment processor that is commonly used by software vendors and online Auction sites. Users are required to sign up for a free PayPal account in order to complete the transaction - but this account can be used with any number of PayPal affiliated online sites. For more information on PayPal and it's benefits, please visit www.paypal.ca. For More Information Contact: Winergy Canada on "the net" Winergy Canada registered the internet domain name of winergy.ca today in order to establish it's internet presence. Winergy now has full internet web services, email and the ability to pursue internet e-commerce in order to distribute it's EnergyWiz software to the Canadian public. For More Information Contact: CD-ROM
offers answer to where energy goes Two Ottawa men have a new $20 piece of software that helps homeowners analyze where they're wasting energy, and how they could save it. There's just one obstacle: Getting stores to sell the CD-Rom. The software from Winergy Canada Inc. is simple enough: A single CD installs in any computer that runs on Windows, and the homeowner answers a string of about 70 questions, starting with: What do you pay for heat, electricity and water? The program measures these energy costs against
all the details of the home: It's age, type of construction, number
of windows and type of furnace, for instance. At the end, the computer spits out graphs showing where the energy is going and conservation ideas suited to this home. First comes a coloured pie chart with an analysis of how much of the overall heating and electrical bill is going toward each part of the house. Then there's a list of options and an analysis of how a family can save money. For $20, says Winergy vice-president Alan Tomalty,
the EnergyWiz software is likely to pay for itself fast.
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