New Brunswick introduced Electricity Act amendments on October 27 proposing an Energy and Utilities Board supervised account for NB Power's nuclear predevelopment spending. The bill would prohibit collecting recorded amounts before April 1, 2030, making future cost treatment and regulatory oversight central issues for ratepayers if the law passes.
New Brunswick introduced Electricity Act amendments on October 27 proposing an Energy and Utilities Board supervised account for NB Power's nuclear predevelopment spending. The bill would prohibit collecting recorded amounts before April 1, 2030, making future cost treatment and regulatory oversight central issues for ratepayers if the law passes.
Original source: Government of New Brunswick, October 27, 2026.
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Original source Government of New Brunswick, 2026-10-27 ↗
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