Sentences with phrase «pay hydro»

We could have regulated places growing marijuana, if it was legal, that pay hydro bills, taxes and other expenses that relate to a business operation.

If you know you won't be able to pay your hydro bill or other important payment, contact your creditor.

Ontario newlywed couple work four jobs between them, but still can't make enough to pay their hydro bill

Thousands of Canadian businesses are unwittingly paying hydro penalties which are, in most cases, buried in their monthly hydro bills...

Fund your next vacation by paying your hydro bill!

People here haveto choose between paying hydro or feeding their kids.

Not exact matches

Hydro — Despite telling voters ahead of the election that hydro rates wouldn't necessarily go up, as soon as the election was over the Clark government announced a massive 28 - per - cent hike, which will make customers pay $ 477 more on their bill.

An advisory committee has been tasked with coming up with a fee structure to reap revenues from the industry and to pay for staff at the Department of Environmental Conservation to regulate the hydro fracking.

It's looking less and less likely that state Senators and Assemblymembers will get a pay raise as a holiday present this year, but Governor Andrew Cuomo and lawmakers still have a number of issues they need to resolve before the year ends, ranging from the siting of gambling casinos to how to close a Thruway deficit and whether to go ahead with hydro - fracking.

I don't think hydro - fracking which has proven to be an extraction process that IS contaminating tax paying citizen's well water, in addition to lowering the value of their homes, security, and only assets, not to mention making their homes uninhabitable IS the answer.

On how to win a bidding war, financial tips for new parents and why Ontario residents are paying more for hydro.

We unfortunately pay over 25 % of our income on rent — and that's not including hydro or gas.

Likewise, for the full - time employee, as they may very well need that pay increase simply to keep up with the large increases in housing and hydro costs that Ontario residents have seen in recent years.

Add another 18 years and you'll be paying 68 % more for your hydro.

* The cost to pay the mortgage, your heat and hydro, the condo fees (if applicable) and property taxes can not exceed more than 32 % of your gross taxable income — this is your Gross Debt Service ratio, or the GDS.

You get 80 % of the benefit, meaning your hydro bill gets paid on time, but it's only 20 % of the effort of allocating the payment each month.

As a result I ended up paying for things like groceries, hydro, phone bill... everything that I could pay on my credit card, on my credit card.

While this 8 - plex currently relies on electric baseboard heating — an expensive way to heat, particularly with rising hydro prices — there's no urgent need for the new owner to spend money for upgrades because currently all the tenants pay their own hydro bills.

Tenants pay heat, hydro and hot water.

Utilities: When renting, the landlord may pay for some utilities but a homeowner should budget for utility bills such as heating, water and sewer and hydro.

We are currently in closing on a $ 330k, 4 bed 3 bath house with property taxes of $ 4k a year and utility costs estimated at $ 250 a month (we've hopefully estimated high there — currently we only pay about $ 33 a month for hydro, and our building management takes care of water).

The game has an in - game currency to pay for upgrades and new hydro jets, however, they aren't too cheap meaning some grinding may be needed at times but thankfully not a whole amount.

Wind turbines are huge structures, true, as are hydro or solar or nuclear installations, but they pay back the cost in CO2 of their own construction already very early in their useful life.

We know about adverse health effects, and property devaluation, and wasted subsidies that have increased hydro rates, of excess generation of power that has to «exported» to others (we pay them to take it), of injurious affection and the list goes on.

On the subject of hydro power it is also worth noting that the province has more than tripled the «water rental» charge from 2002 when OPG produced 34.3 TWh of hydro power and paid a «water rental» of $ 116 million.

Denmark uses expensive hydro - storage in Norway, where they pay to have it stored and pay to have it back.

Latest news from Europe is that companies providing pumped hydro power in Germany and other countries are trying to sell off or mothball these assets because they are not profitable due to subsidies paid for «renewables».

The capacity market approach pays utilities and other operators billions of pounds to commit to keep their coal, gas, nuclear and hydro power plants open, for up to four years ahead, regardless of whether they were planning to do this anyway, and regardless of whether they generate any electricity.

If one adds the spilled hydro and curtailed wind to the net exports, the 21.2 TWh could have provided over half of all average Ontario households with power for a full year, yet we sold it 2.36 cents / kWh while we paid 10.14 cents / kWh for its generation.

The average price paid by Ontario Hydro for clean, truly green hydro power at the dam is 3 cents per kilowatt hour (kWh).

First, E.ON will acquire RWE's 76.8 % stake in Innogy — a renewables company created in April 2016 as RWE spun off its renewables, retail, and grid businesses — and RWE will pay E.ON $ 1.5 billion to take on Innogy's renewables business, along with E.ON's minority stakes in two RWE nuclear plants (Emsland and Gundremmingen), Innogy's gas storage business, and Innogy's participation in hydro - rich Austrian energy utility Kelag.

These customers would pay about 18 % more for a combination of wind and hydro than they currently do for «brown» power.

Subsidized legacy coal in electricity plants that have had their licenses to operate past safe end of life strategically paying surrounding energy generators just enough to NOT to build hydro power?

While concerns about Ontario's electricity bills mount, with families increasingly finding it hard to pay the «hydro bills,» Ontario's new Energy minister revealed in a Global TV interview that he doesn't know that the situation is a crisis... in fact, he doesn't know much about the entire portfolio.

No doubt Ontario was also spilling hydro and steaming off Bruce Nuclear which ratepayers were also paying for on that windy October Sunday.

Households across Ontario are finding it hard to keep up with these expenses, as exemplified by the $ 172.5 million in outstanding hydro bills, or the 60,000 homes that were disconnected last year for failing to pay.»

DeSmog is a funded wing of a professional PR group Hoggan4 and Associates (who are paid to promote clients5 like David Suzuki Foundation, ethical funds, and companies that sell alternative energy sources like hydro power, hydrogen and fuel cells.)

Wind turbines do nothing for the public good, and only increase our hydro rates: developers receive guaranteed access to the grid, at about 14.5 cents per kWh, when we should be paying 6.5 cents per kWh.

One of the weirdest flips in an exceedingly weird year has been the usual suspects going into complete meltdown about there now being extended periods where there is so much renewable energy from wind and solar and hydro that they are not just giving it away, they are paying you to take some of it.

Right now my electricity comes 100 % from hydro and I only have to pay monthly for what I use, I didn't have to pay to build the dam.

They are also trying to get others to pay the extremely high costs of rebuilding and replacing the non - «renewable» plus hydro parts of the current electric power generating system.

I suppose they could switch to all - electric transport (someone else is paying, remember) but then they'd run out of hydro rivers even quicker.

For example: We bought an underperforming, mismanaged four - plex, where hydro costs were paid for by the landlord.

Ontario residents pay the highest rates in Canada for hydro.

Anyone who's not using heat, hydro or water and isn't paying the vacant homes tax should be investigated.