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Power planning for the future: Near and far(haven)
Barrhaven...or as some locals affectionately call it: Far Haven, was once a small rural neighbourhood in the City of Nepean when it was established in the 1960s.
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A message to our customers: you’re the reason why
“It’s not personal, it’s business.”
I can tell you that is not true. It is not true in the slightest.
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Six hands-on energy-related activities for kids this summer
From the outside looking in, it can appear that kids received their summer break early with the risks of COVID-19 prompting schools to close.
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Our moon shot: Hydro Ottawa to be net zero by 2030
Canada is putting as much pollution into the atmosphere as it did a generation ago; emitting
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How to Love an Ottawa Winter
“There's no such thing as bad weather, only bad clothing,” is a Scandinavian proverb that perfectly summarizes the Nordic approach to their long, cold, and dark winters.
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70,000 customers restored as Hydro Ottawa makes progress - 10:30 AM UPDATE
OTTAWA – As of 10:30 a.m. Monday, Hydro Ottawa has restored power to more than 70,000 customers throughout its service territory. An estimated 110,000 customers remain without power.
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Hydro Ottawa warns of scams and fake telephone numbers
OTTAWA – Phone scams continue to plague residents and businesses in the nation’s capital as Hydro Ottawa customers report that they are receiving calls threatening disconnection unless an immediate
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The bright side of shopping Energy Star
Leaves are changing colours, nights are a little bit chilly, and the super organized among us are pulling out shopping lists in preparation for sales and perhaps even fulfilling holida
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Hydro Ottawa launches ‘Know Safety, No Accidents’ campaign to raise awareness about dangers of electricity
OTTAWA – Hydro Ottawa has launched its new “Know Safety, No Accidents” campaign to educate the public about staying safe around electricity, and when in proximity to the utility’s power lines and e
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