Seasonal
- Summer
- During hot summer days, air conditioners and fans are working overtime and increase electricity use.
- Winter
- During cold winter days, the use of heating systems round the clock increases the amount of electricity used.
Canada Post service disruption: Due to a potential labour disruption, your Toronto Hydro mail delivery could be delayed. Choose eBills and Pre-Authorized Debit (PAD) to ensure you always get and pay your bills on time. Due to a potential labour disruption, your Toronto Hydro mail delivery could be delayed. Choose eBills and Pre-Authorized Debit (PAD) to ensure you always get and pay your bills on time.
Rates update: As of November 1, 2024, the Ontario Energy Board announced that rates have changed for all Regulated Price Plan customers, and the Ontario Electricity Rebate has changed. Winter Time-of-Use hours and Tiered thresholds are also now in effect. As of November 1, 2024, the Ontario Energy Board announced that rates have changed for all Regulated Price Plan customers, and the Ontario Electricity Rebate has changed. Winter Time-of-Use hours and Tiered thresholds are also now in effect.
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