Mitigation Measure Manitoba Energy Efficiency Society Act and Energy Conservation Targets* Brief Description Manitoba Carbon Savings Account Brief Description Ontario Energy Efficiency Standards for Products, appliances and equipment Short description Sectors targeted Cross-sectoral GHG targeted Objective or activity targeted CO, CH, Reduce NO energy consumption Cross-sector CO, CH, Reduce HFCs, NO, NF. SF Cross-sectoral CO, CH, NO GHG emissions Type of instrument Regulation Reduce GHG emissions in the residential, commercial and industrial sectors Status of implementation Regulation Measure implemented In 2018, the Law on the Society for the Energy Efficiency in Manitoba was passed and the province created Efficiency Manitoba, a new Crown corporation with the goal of administering and achieving cost-effective energy savings for consumers. Manitoba&#39;s Energy Efficiency Corporation Act requires Manitoba to meet its legislated savings target of 22.5% of domestic electricity demand (an average of 1.5% per year of domestic electricity consumption) and 11.25% of domestic natural gas demand (an average of 0.75% of annual natural gas consumption) over a 15-year period. Until the launch of energy efficiency programs managed by Efficiency Manitoba in 2020, Manitoba Hydro will continue to offer energy efficiency programs. NE&#39; Measure implemented Start of implementation Measure implemented (and new measures proposed) 2018 (legislation) Manitoba and 2020 (programming) Responsible for implementation 2018 Regulations have been in place since 1989. Standards in place for more than 80 products and implementation dates ranging from 1993 to 2021 Manitoba Estimated impact of mitigation in 2020 (kt CO eq) NE Manitoba is the first jurisdiction in North America to establish a economy-wide carbon economy, setting its emissions reduction target for 2018-2022 in June 2019 ahead of the November regulatory deadline. The Carbon Savings Account for 2018-2022 is based on recommendations from the Independent Expert Advisory Board, including its emissions reduction target of 1 Mt eq. CO, cumulative emissions reduction from 2018 to the end of 2022. The five-year carbon savings accounts will continue to be established, as required by the Green and Climate Plan Implementation Act, in order to promote the timely and sustained emission reductions. Ontario Regulation NE&#39; Estimated Mitigation Impact e 2030 (kt CO eq) NE&#39; NE NE&#39; Ontario Regulation 509/18 establishes efficiency requirements for over 80 products that use 