Take Advantage of BC Hydro Energy Management Programs with E.B. Horsman

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July 30, 2020

Lighting is a huge part of E.B. Horsman & Son and Albrite Lighting (A Brand of E.B. Horsman & Son) businesses. Their 21 Western Canadian locations & centralized lighting team are experts in provincial energy management programs.

Recently BC Hydro increased its incentives (TIME SENSITIVE) for Commercial and Industrial businesses, to help the economic recovery from the Covid19 pandemic. “As the BC government starts to relax restrictions on the likes of dentists and restaurants, our message is: ‘we want to help you on your operational savings,'” says Paul Seo, senior program manager with BC Hydro.

Commercial BESI program update

Industrial SIP program update

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