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The document is a Customer Reference Guide for BC Hydro's Overhead Residential Services, outlining the requirements for service connections, including installation standards, height and clearance specifications, meter locations, and necessary declarations. It emphasizes the importance of safe access for BC Hydro crews and compliance with the Canadian Electrical Code. The guide also details common reasons for rescheduling service connections and provides contact information for assistance.

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Does BC Hydro make a profit?

BC Hydro Trade nameBC HydroProductsElectricity generation, transmission and distributionRevenueCA$7.591 billion (2022)Net incomeCA$668 million (2022)Total assetsCA$42.734 billion (2022)10 more rows

Is BC Hydro a monopoly?

Government ownership of BC Hydro, the monopoly electric utility in most of British Columbia, has historically created tension between arms length utility regulation and advancing public policy objectives.

Which is cheaper BC Hydro or Fortis?

Similarly FortisBC charges 14.4% more than BC Hydro for Tier 1 electricity, 17.8% more for Tier 2, and 24.4% more than Nelson Hydro for 1,500 kWh.

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Is BC Hydro electricity?

BC Hydro is a provincial Crown corporation, owned by the government and people of British Columbia, Canada. We generate and deliver electricity to 95% of the population of B.C. and serve over five million people.

Where does BC Hydro get electricity?

The vast majority of this is through our hydroelectric facilities, along with a small portion from other clean sources like wind, solar and biomass. Just 2% our power comes from natural gas, which is used only as backup generation during periods of high demand, like in the winter months.

Why is my BC Hydro bill so high?

There are many reasons why your bill could be higher than expected. The type of heating system in your home, building or facility, how it was constructed, as well as changes in your behaviour (such as doing more laundry, cooking more often), all factor into your overall electricity use.

Is BC Hydro every 2 months?

Energy charge Under the Residential Conservation Rate, customers pay 7.97 cents per kWh for the first 1,350 kWh they use over an average two-month billing period.

What is BC Hydro called?

BC Hydro and Power Authority.

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