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A big part of our job as Ontario’s independent energy regulator is providing information and tools to consumers. We want to help you better understand the system that you rely on, and pay for, and help you make informed decisions about energy.
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The Ontario Energy Board has created rules to protect Ontario’s energy consumers like never before. Find out more about the many ways we are empowering you to manage your energy needs.
Speeches and presentations
EDA Annual General Meeting
March 27, 2017
by Rosemarie T. Leclair, Chair and CEO
EDA Annual General Meeting
March 1, 2016
by Rosemarie T. Leclair, Chair and CEO
APPrO Conference 2015
November 17, 2015
by Rosemarie T. Leclair, Chair and CEO
EDA Georgian Bay District Meeting
September 17, 2015
by Rosemarie T. Leclair, Chair and CEO
World Forum on Energy Regulation VI
May 25, 2015
by Ken Quesnelle, Vice-Chair
- Presentation
- Energy Connections: Engaging the consumer in building stronger systems - A report from ICER Virtual Working Group 3 (VWG3)
- Survey of NRAs on Approaches to Dealing with Consumer Issues - In support of the work of ICER VWG3
Standing Committee on Finance and Economic Affairs
May 20, 2015
by Rosemarie T. Leclair, Chair and CEO
CAMPUT Conference 2015
May 12, 2015
by Rosemarie T. Leclair, Chair and CEO
Toronto Region Board of Trade
December 3, 2014
by Rosemarie T. Leclair, Chair and CEO
Ontario Energy Network
April 28, 2014
by Rosemarie T. Leclair, Chair and CEO
Northwinds 10th Annual Electricity Invitational Forum
January 29, 2014
by Rosemarie T. Leclair, Chair and CEO
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Telephone: 416-544-5171
Email: OEBmedia@oeb.ca
Media releases
Are there any times when Ontario energy utilities shouldn’t be allowed to disconnect customers? How much time should customers be given to pay and should they be allowed to use credit cards? Should energy utilities be allowed to ask for security deposits?
The Ontario Energy Board (OEB) today announced a number of pilot projects that will explore different ways of giving residential customers greater choice in the price they pay for electricity at different times, and more tools to help them better understand and manage their electricity use.
The Ontario Energy Board (OEB) today announced that electricity prices will go down on July 1. These reductions flow from the government’s Fair Hydro Plan, and apply to different customers in different ways depending on how they buy their electricity.
The Ontario Energy Board (OEB) is warning consumers to beware of telephone and door-to-door sales people claiming to represent the OEB and requesting permission to enter their homes. The OEB does not engage and is not involved in any type of sales activity.
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