Experts predict that the scenario of rising energy costs isn’t going to change anytime soon. In fact, introduction of a carbon tax could significantly increase your electricity rates. Short-term or `spot` prices are affected by fluctuations in usage according to seasons, time of day or supply capacity of your local generators.
Your Local Distribution Company (LDC) cannot protect you from hydro rate hikes. Your current rates are locked in for six months with them and often adjusted at the end of that period to reflect the actual cost of the electricity you used. Read our Terms and Conditions
BluePower® offers competitive hydro electricity plans for the full term of your contract. No matter how high rates go, you can have the peace of mind that you are protected.
The math is simple. HOEP* rates fluctuate daily. Over five years you may be subject to as many as two major rate increases a year from your hydro utility. Lock into our current rate, and you`ll be paying the Wholesale Market Price plus a small admin fee for up to five years.
Combined with Time of Use (TOU) meter rates, you could currently be paying as little as 4.2 cents per KWh for peak rates!
*HOEP is the Hourly Ontario Energy Price that is charged to local distribution companies and is the basis of commodity charges in the retail electricity market.
Your Local Distribution Company (LDC) cannot protect you from hydro rate hikes. Your current rates are locked in for six months with them and often adjusted at the end of that period to reflect the actual cost of the electricity you used. Read our Terms and Conditions
BluePower® offers competitive hydro electricity plans for the full term of your contract. No matter how high rates go, you can have the peace of mind that you are protected.
The math is simple. HOEP* rates fluctuate daily. Over five years you may be subject to as many as two major rate increases a year from your hydro utility. Lock into our current rate, and you`ll be paying the Wholesale Market Price plus a small admin fee for up to five years.
Combined with Time of Use (TOU) meter rates, you could currently be paying as little as 4.2 cents per KWh for peak rates!
*HOEP is the Hourly Ontario Energy Price that is charged to local distribution companies and is the basis of commodity charges in the retail electricity market.