Enforcement proceedings

The objective of the OEB’s Enforcement Process is to hold accountable persons who breach their statutory or regulatory duties.

The OEB must issue a Notice of Intention to Make an Order (a “Notice”) which sets out the reasons for the proposed order and advises that the person may, within 15 days, give notice requiring the OEB to hold a hearing. The OEB may make an order if no notice requiring a hearing is given. The OEB is not bound by the proposed action in the Notice.

A person may give the OEB a written assurance of voluntary compliance which has the same force and effect as an order of the OEB.

This page sets out (1) Notices issued by the OEB and orders issued pursuant to those Notices, whether or not the OEB is required to hold a hearing; and (2)  Assurances of Voluntary Compliance.

Inspections

IssueDescription and documentsUpdated on
Review of Handling of Ontario Power Generation Inc. Rebate Funds by Electricity Licensees

The OEB undertook a review of the handling of Ontario Power Generation Inc. rebate (OPG Rebate) funds by electricity distributors and electricity retailers.

 

A number of electricity licensees provided information to support the OEB’s review, and did so under Part VII (“Inspectors and Inspections”) of the Ontario Energy Board Act, 1998. Although details of individual reviews must remain confidential, the OEB considers it appropriate to provide all electricity distributors, electricity retailers and other interested parties with an overview of the OEB’s review process and the results on an aggregated basis.

Oct 13, 2015

 

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Enforcement proceedings

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