Commercial Electricity Rates:
Niagara Falls Service Area - Click here to view the 2013 Commercial Electricity Rates
Peninsula West Service Area - Click here to view the 2013 Commercial Electricity Rates
Time of Use Information:
Click Here to view Time of Use Rates for winter
Click Here to view new Time Of Use Bill
Click Here to view FAQ Customer Guide to Time Of Use
Click Here to view 2012 Holiday Schedule for Smart Meters
Click Here to view Regulated Price Plan Time Of Use
Click Here to view current Electricity Distribution Rates
Click Here to Visit 10 Smart Meter Lane!
Click Here to view Niagara Peninsula Energy Rate Order Decision and Tariff Effective May 1 2013
Note: Your 2012 Electricity Rates effective May 1st, 2012.
The electricity rates charged to residential customers of Niagara Peninsula Energy Inc are set by the Ontario Energy Board (OEB). In general, the rates set by the OEB recover two types of costs – the cost of generating the electricity and the cost of delivery the electricity to your residence. For more detailed information on how electricity rates are established, visit the Ontario Energy Board’s website at www.ontarioenergyboard.ca
Also check out the Ontario Energy Board Bill Calculator by clicking here...
Commercial Water Rates:
Niagara Peninsula Energy Inc. bills water and sewer services to the residents of Niagara Falls on behalf of the City of Niagara Falls.
The City of Niagara Falls has a metered system that includes consumption (variable charge) and a service charge (constant charge). The total water and sewer bill each resident pays will vary according to the quantity of water measured by their meter.
The supply of water and the treatment of sewage is collaboration between the City of Niagara Falls and the Region of Niagara. The Region owns and operates the water and sewage plants, while the City owns and maintains the pipe network that distributes the water and collects the sewage. The Region sells water to the City for distribution to residents while also charging the City for the treatment of sewage. For more information please visit the City of Niagara Falls website.