As Winter Energy Costs Climb, More Canadians Turn to Solar Generators for Home Power

OTTAWA, Ontario, Oct. 30, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Heating season is here, and Canadians are watching their energy bills closely. On Oct. 3, furnace oil in St. John's cost $2.16 per litre, almost a dollar more than on the same day in 2025. With global oil markets volatile, more households are looking for power they can make themselves. Jackery, a global leader in solar generators and home backup power, is helping Canadian homes do just that.

Not all backup power is created equal. This year, Frost & Sullivan named Jackery "The World's No.1 Solar Generator Brand, by Volume & Revenue" and "The Most Trusted Safety-First Solar Generator Brand." Safety matters most when backup power comes indoors to run an increasingly electrified home. For years, the go-to backup has been a gas generator. But gas generators are loud, need gasoline on hand and must run outside, away from windows and doors. According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, one portable generator can produce as much carbon monoxide as hundreds of cars.

As Winter Energy Costs Climb, More Canadians Turn to Solar Generators for Home Power
As Winter Energy Costs Climb, More Canadians Turn to Solar Generators for Home Power

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