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    Switch to e-Billing Today!

    Switch to North Bay Hydro’s e-Billing and streamline the way you manage your account. Enjoy secure, convenient access to your bills anytime, anywhere, while staying organized and saving time. Make the move to paperless billing and experience the difference today.

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    North Bay Hydro’s Regulatory Scorecard

    The Ontario Energy Board (OEB) has developed a scorecard for all local distribution companies across the Province as a tool to allow customers to gain a better sense of how well their utility is performing over a 5 year period. Utility scorecards track and show comprehensive performance information for each electricity utility in Ontario, over a range of time and for a specific year.

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    2025 IRM Application

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    Residential Customer Rights and Responsibilities: Disconnections

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    Bill S-211 Fighting Against Forced Labour and
    Child Labour in Supply Chains Act

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Fair Hydro Plan (FHP) – see FAQ’s

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North Bay Hydro has implemented the provincial government’s Fair Hydro Plan (FHP) – see FAQ’s below for more info.

 Q: Will I see a 25% credit on my bill?

            No, the average 25% reduction is a combination of changes to your bill, including the 8% rebate. You will see the most direct impact of the reduction in the form of lower RPP pricing, either time-of-use (TOU) or tier, on your bill under your electricity charges.

 Q: How do I know or figure out what my bill reduction is?

            The rates were set so that a ‘proxy’ customer (see Q below) will see a 25% reduction ($41) on a total bill. Your reduction will be based on your individual electricity usage and will be most noticeable on the TOU/tier lines of your bill at the reduced rates.

 Q: What is a ‘proxy’ customer?

            Because distribution rates vary across the province and customers use different amounts of electricity, the proxy customer has been deemed a residential customer of Toronto Hydro who uses 750 kWh of electricity a month, pays TOU prices and has the TOU consumption profile of a typical residential customer.

Please go to https://www.oeb.ca/newsroom/2017/fair-hydro-act-2017 for more information.

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