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Regulatory
1) Electricity Distribution Licence
As a Local Distribution Company, NT Power is regulated by the Ontario Energy Board (OEB), a crown corporation that is responsible for overseeing the province’s electricity and natural gas sectors and all of its participants. NT Power requires a licence from the OEB. A licence provides energy companies with permission to operate in Ontario, and outlines the laws, rules amnd regulatory requirements they must follow.
NT Power’s rate applications must be approved through a complex hearing process by the OEB. The OEB is also responsible for setting the prices for Regulated Price Plan electricity rates and approves the rates charged for distribution/delivery and transmission.
License (https://www.rds.oeb.ca/CMWebDrawer/Record/715347/File/document)
2) Decision and Rate Orders
Active Rate Application
- Incentive Rate-setting Mechanism Application for 2024 Rates (EB-2023-0039) (click here)
Most Recent Approved Decision and Rate Order
- Decision and Rate Order for 2023 Rates
- Tariff of Rates and Changes
3) Archived Applications
EB-2023-0109
| Notice of Application for disposition of commodity accounts Procedural Order on disposition of commodity accounts
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| EB-2022-0050 | Application for May 1, 2023 Rates
Tariff of Rates and Changes:
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| EB-2021-0044 | Application for May 1, 2022 Rates
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| EB-2020-0041 | Application for May 1, 2021 Rates and incremental capital
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| EB-2019-0055 | Application for May 1, 2020 Rates
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| EB-2018-0055 | Application for May 1, 2019 Rates
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| EB-2017-0062 | Application for May 1, 2018 Rates
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| EB-2017-0269 | Application by Newmarket-Tay Power to purchase Midland Power Utility Corporation |
4) Ontario Energy Board Scorecard
Utility Scorecards track and show comprehensive performance information for each electricity utility in Ontario, over a range of time for a specific year.
Utility scorecards show data for 20 specific measures within the following four key areas of performance:
- Customer focus
- Operational effectiveness
- Public policy and responsiveness
- Financial performance
2022 Scorecard (click here)
5) Ontario's Electricity Supply Mix 2022 Data
Electricity Sources | Ontario's Electricity Mix* |
| Nuclear Energy | 51.0% |
| Water Power | 25.1% |
| Natural Gas* | 10.2% |
| Wind | 9.9% |
| Solar PV | 2.5% |
| Bioenergy | 0.4% |
| Other (Non-emitting)** | 0.9% |
* Includes Lennox, dual fuel (natural gas/bioenergy) and non-contractied emitting generation consistent with IESO. ** Non-Contracted represents a variety of fuel types that the IESO is unable to categorize due to a lack of information from Local Distribution Companies (LDCs).
Note: 1. Figures may not add to 100% due to rounding. 2. Figures do not account for the sale and retirement of Clean Energy Credits (CECs) | |
| Please click here to view Ontario's System-Wide Electricity Supply Mix Data Live. | |