April 14, 2025, 11:21 am
In response to skyrocketing power rates and public outcry over rising utility bills, the New Brunswick government has initiated a comprehensive review of NB Power, the province’s Crown‐owned electric utility. Authorities are assessing all potential options—including restructuring and pricing reforms—to address the mounting consumer concerns and ensure more affordable energy. This inquiry follows widespread debates and official complaints about NB Power’s service and billing practices, prompting a thorough evaluation of the utility’s operations and long‐term sustainability.
Premier Susan Holt says the independent review of NB Power will be conducted by a panel of three people who will gather and analyze data, seek public feedback and develop recommendations
FREDERICTON - New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt has announced a comprehensive review on the future of the province’s Crown-owned electric utility.
FREDERICTON — New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt has announced a comprehensive review on the future of the province’s Crown-owned electric utility. Holt says the independent review of NB Power will be conducted by a panel of three people who will gather and analyze data, seek public feedback and...
The New Brunswick government has announced it will begin a "comprehensive review" of NB Power, amid complaints of high rates and spikes in power bills.
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