Expect a higher bill from Saint John Energy soon.
The utility letting its customers know about a rate increase coming tomorrow.
It follows on the heels of a recent decision by the Energy and Utilities Board to put in place an average increase of 0.88 per cent for NB Power customers that also kicks in on August 1.
Rate increases will be passed along to Saint John Energy’s customers with a 0.55 per cent increase for general service and a 1.06 per cent increase for residential and other electricity rate classes.
Saint John Energy is advising customers of an upcoming 0.95% average increase in energy rates effective August 1, 2018. Our heat pump and water heater rental rates will not increase at this time. For the full media release visit https://t.co/7a7htbI2r0
— Saint John Energy (@SJENERGY) July 31, 2018
There will be no increase in the price of water heater and heat pump rental rates at this time.
“These rate adjustments will enable Saint John Energy to continue providing safe, reliable service for our customers,” said Ray Robinson, president and CEO of Saint John Energy. “Saint John Energy also remains committed to our focus on innovative customer-centered solutions.”
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