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The OEB has released the Regulated Price Plan (RPP) Pilot Meta-Analysis Final Report, which provides an analysis of the results of four pilot projects testing ten alternative RPP price plans and non-price features, along with recommendations stemming from that analysis.
The OEB has issued its Decision regarding the steps to be taken by Hydro One to eliminate its seasonal rate class.
The OEB has accepted an Assurance of Voluntary Compliance from Hudson Energy Canada Corp. following an OEB inspection into electricity retail contracts that were signed without valid customer authorization.
The OEB has adopted a new protocol for adjusting adjudicative timelines as a result of material delays that arise from events outside of the OEB’s control. The OEB has also established a Holiday Timeout for the late December and early January period.
To support the implementation of Green Button by electricity and natural gas distributors, the OEB has issued a Notice of Amendments to the Retail Settlement Code, a letter setting out OEB staff responses to stakeholder comments on the letter issued October 12, 2021, OEB staff Guidance and an Accounting Order.
The OEB has posted Price Comparison templates for Natural Gas Contracts for Utilities Kingston valid from November 1, 2021.
The OEB has issued a letter which sets out the Cost of Capital Parameter Updates for Cost of Service Applications with Rates effective in 2022.
The OEB has published the 2020 Scorecards of Electricity Distributors. The scorecard measures how well Ontario’s electricity distributors are performing each year.
The OEB has issued a Bulletin that expresses staff’s view that an electricity distribution customer can qualify as an "eligible generator" for net metering purposes where the customer operates but does not own a renewable energy generation facility.
Ontario Energy Board announces no change to electricity prices for households and small businesses.