Sentences with phrase «electricity ratepayers of»

From 2005 to the end of our audit in 2011, Ontario received $ 1.8 billion less for its electricity exports than what it actually cost electricity ratepayers of Ontario 28.

Export customers paid only about 3 cents / kWh to 4 cents / kWh for Ontario power; electricity ratepayers of Ontario paid more than 8 cents / kWh for this power to be generated 27.

Not exact matches

On the other hand, there are customers of Nova Scotia Power, ratepayers who want a cheap, stable supply of electricity.

In a speech to her party on Saturday, Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne acknowledged rising electricity prices that are roiling ratepayers in province, calling it her «mistake» and taking responsibility for «for not paying close enough attention to some of the daily stresses in Ontarians» lives.»

The loss of affordable and reliable electricity from Indian Point would have serious negative implications on Bronx, Westchester and New York City ratepayers.

No investor - owned utility has yet dipped into its pool of ratepayer funds to subsidize the vehicles, which stand to increase electricity sales.

Shocks to ratepayers In fact, Japan's electricity prices are now among the highest in Asia, a condition created partly by high - priced renewables, but also by its heavy reliance on imported energy fuels following the closure of its nuclear plants, which provided 26 percent of the country's power before 2011.

Nuclear power is not «too cheap to meter,» and in fact, despite hundreds of billions of dollars in government subsidies and in ratepayer charges, nuclear power greatly trails other fuels as a source of electricity and is useless in providing for the world's other major energy needs, including transportation.

The Liberal government announced the plan in the throne speech opening the fall session of the legislature, saying Ontario's eight - per - cent slice of the HST would be taken off electricity bills, and promising additional relief for rural ratepayers.

The company believes its ratepayers would benefit during the 25 - year life of the project because of the more - affordable electricity they would get once it comes online.

Peevey laid out the terms of a deal to close SONGS in exchange for permission from the CPUC to SCE to increase electricity rates in order to charge ratepayers $ 3.3 billion, and investors an additional $ 1.4 billion, even though a new steam generator could have been purchased and installed for well under $ 1 billion.

O'Neil said the exodus of wind spending that Payne bemoaned is a major victory for groups like FMM, who argue that erecting wind turbines is a waste of taxpayer and ratepayer money that will hurt Maine's economy by raising electricity costs while impeding tourism, Maine's biggest industry.

Put another way Ontario's ratepayers will be paying in excess of 40 cents per kWh, placing them on a par with Denmark, which suffers the highest cost of electricity in the developed world.

For the average ratepayer, an annual electricity bill will escalate from $ 1,700 per year to $ 2,800 by 2015 and by the time the renewables envisaged in the LTEP are largely in place (expected in 2018) an average ratepayer will be paying in excess of $ 4,000 annually — well over a doubling.

Ratepayers in New York State have electricity bills made up of delivery and supply charges.

That's when a group of utility ratepayers get together and agree to purchase electricity from a solar PV project — they «subscribe» to its power — and pay a monthly charge that appears on their utility bill.

AGL is being acquired by Southern Company, meaning three of the four partners own electricity subsidiaries that are regulated monopolies that can stick ratepayers with the cost of paying for gas.

The net result of all these tactics is that ratepayers and tax payers are more likely to pay dearly in terms of increasing rates for electricity and decreasing electric reliability since each month will bring further EPA efforts to force states to build «renewable» sources of electric power.

In New York, ratepayers will spend $ 482 million per year for 27 TWh of electricity from nuclear, at a rate of $ 17.48 per MWh.

In 2017, New Jersey ratepayers spent almost $ 600 million to generate just 2.8 terawatt - hours (TWh) of electricity from solar.

But irrespective of this accounting legerdemain, ratepayers and taxpayers are still paying in excess of $ 120.00 / MWh for wind energy, either in taxes, utility fees or increased cost of goods and services that depend upon electricity to be delivered.

What that means is, Ontario's electricity ratepayers subsidized the sale, picking up the difference of $ l47.4 million, along with another $ 30.8 million for the 254,000 MWh of curtailed wind.

We expect the REPS, a bipartisan measure passed in 2007 that requires 12.5 % of North Carolina's electricity to come from renewable energy and energy efficiency by 2021, to remain under fire (but not from industry, ratepayers, or utilities) as we enter the upcoming 2016 short session.

In numerous states, ALEC has used studies by Suffolk University's Beacon Hill Institute (BHI) to claim that the «Electricity Freedom Act» will free ratepayers from the allegedly immense costs and job losses of renewable energy standards.

Electricity deregulation meant that ratepayers did not pay for all the construction costs of Exelon's Illinois nuclear plants.

«Kinder Morgan, the nation's biggest energy infrastructure company, dropped its plan for the Northeast Energy Direct project because of a lack of assurances that electricity ratepayers would pay for the $ 3.3 billion pipeline.»

HB 340 codifies the ability of utilities to treat solar customers differently from all other ratepayers, leaving them subject to arbitrary «recovery fees» not levied on any other electricity consumers.

In April, Kinder Morgan, the nation's biggest energy infrastructure company, dropped its plan for the Northeast Energy Direct project because of a lack of assurances that electricity ratepayers would pay for the $ 3.3 billion pipeline.

«BC has an abundance of world - class wind sites that can be developed flexibly on a scale that matches changing economic conditions and electricity demand, addresses environmental concerns, and reduces the potential financial risks of new electricity generation to BC ratepayers and taxpayers.»

In both cases, electricity ratepayers pay the cost of the subsidy.

All four reactors are being constructed in deregulated electricity markets where the risks of cost overruns can be passed on to ratepayers...

The final report must also explain the rationale for NYS ratepayers to definitely increase our cost of electricity with a price on carbon is appropriate relative to the speculative effects of any SCC value.

California's three big utilities are shifting to time - of - use rates for residential customers — meaning ratepayers will be charged more for electricity when it is more valuable.

That $ 50.7 - million cost for the month was simply added to the costs of the electricity bills ratepayers will be obliged to pay, while some of it will deferred to the future as part of the Fair Hydro Plan.

The $ 9.4 million of ratepayer dollars handed out November 10 neither reduced emissions nor provided useful electricity.

Eventually, under the proposed rate adjustment, increased adoption of electric vehicles, and increased home and workplace charging, could increase revenue to operate and maintain the transmission and distribution system, allowing for a longer - term reduction in electricity rates for all ratepayers.

In the seven years from 2010 to 2016, Ontario's electricity ratepayers picked up total costs of $ 7.746 billion for 56.9 TWh of grid - accepted and curtailed (4.9 TWh) wind - generated electricity.

«It's projected that by 2020 we could be producing 20 % more energy or electricity than we need and that cost of double - building is passed on to the ratepayer,» Skinner told Utility Dive.

A quick review of IESO data for Christmas Day 2017 shows our Energy Ministry delivered lumps of coal to all Ontario's electricity ratepayers, whether they were good or bad.

Ratepayers can purchase «blocks of solar - power electricity for $ 24.99 per month.

«We call on PJM and FERC to put into place rules supporting competitive electricity markets, protecting ratepayers who risk losing billions of annual savings driven by competition.»

$ 169 million in 2010 and $ 296 million in 2011 would need to be recovered from electricity ratepayers for the cost of connecting renewable energy 4.

Importantly, this 3 percent increase is limited just to electricity prices; EIA assumes that in the Clean Power Plan, electricity providers purchase CO2 allowances, the revenues of which are rebated to ratepayer bills (just as is currently done in Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative states).

Because renewable hydropower is among the cheapest and most versatile of electricity sources, California ratepayers will have to pay for more costly fossil fuels to make up for the difference.

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The City is not entitled to cut off services such as electricity if ratepayers fail to pay that portion of their rates which they are disputing, nor may it threaten to do so.

On the question of the City being entitled to cut off services such as electricity if ratepayers fail to pay disputed rates, Section 102 (2) of the Systems Act clearly states that municipalities are prohibited from terminating municipal services in relation to amounts under dispute.