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Electricity rates. Find out about the Electricity line of your bill. Weekends and holidays are off-peak. View the time-of-use holiday schedule. Have your say. We also set distribution rates, which appear on the Delivery line of your bill.
These are the rates your utility charges to deliver electricity to your home or small business. See if your utility has made a recent application to us to change their distribution rates. You can:. Current applications. Learn more Understand your electricity bill. Have your say on current rate applications. Learn more about buying your electricity from an energy retailer. Consumer Alert. Five Ontario cities with the lowest and highest property tax rates revealed.
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The Hourly Ontario Energy Price HOEP is assessed for customers with an interval meter installed who have not signed a contract with an energy retailer. Their electricity is supplied under the Standard Supply Service and they will be charged a price based on the actual hourly market rate within their billing period based on adjusted kWh.
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For Safari users. Page Content. Choice is here. Switch from Time-of-Use to Tiered pricing. Learn more. Time-of-Use Winter Periods and Prices Time-of-Use electricity prices change throughout each weekday, when demand is on-peak from 7am to 11am and 5pm to 7pm, mid-peak from 11am to 5pm, and off-peak from 7pm to 7am. Winter Weekdays. Prices per Period. Tiered Pricing Some of our customers without smart meters or in certain rural areas of the province, or who have chosen to switch pricing plans, fall under the Tiered Pricing plan.
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