All Grimsby Power residential customers, with the exception of those enrolled with an energy retailer, pay the Regulated Price Plan (RPP) which are time-of-use rates for electricity. The RPP price and price periods are set by the Ontario Energy Board and are subject to change on May 1stand November 1st of each year. The link below provides the time of use rates and price periods for both summer and winter.
Ontario Energy Board Time of Use Rates
Other charges on your electricity bill, including delivery and regulatory charges are available on the Tariff of Rates and Charges as approved by the OEB. Residential customers fall under the Residential Service Classification.
Grimsby Power’s Current Tariff of Rates and Charges
Customers can use the OEB calculator to estimate invoices and compare rates from Grimsby Power to other providers and retailers.
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If you are digging a hole deeper than 30 cm (12 inches) you require a locate to ensure there are no underground power lines. Accidently digging into one of these lines can be very dangerous and expensive. To request a locate, please contact Ontario One Call at 1-800-400-2255. Please call at least one week before you plan to dig.