Energy saving kits, offered in partnership with FortisBC, will provide income-qualified customers with easy-to-install, energy saving items, such as LED lightbulbs, weather stripping products, high performance shower heads and water-saving aerators.
These products can help customers save up to $80 in electricity costs each year.
Since the program launched in 2008, more than 100,000 customers throughout the province have received an energy saving kit.
BC Hydro representatives will be on site at the Quesnel Food Bank at 374 McLean St. on Dec. 1 from noon to 2 p.m.
For more information or to apply to receive a free kit online, visit bchydro.com/esk.