Ontario's Digital and Data Directive ensures the delivery of high-quality digital services and access to public government data, unless it is exempt for legal, privacy, security, confidentiality or commercially-sensitive reasons. The directive sets out key principles and requirements for the design of digital services and the sharing of open government data assets.
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Lists the active applications before the OEB. Provides details on energy type (gas or electricity), applicant's name, and application type.
Lists the current rates charged by electricity distributors to general service < 50 kW customers.
Lists the current rates charged by electricity distributors to residential customers.
Lists the current rates charged by natural gas distributors to residential customers.
Contains the location data for electricity and natural gas distributors’ service areas that can be used in geographic information systems (GIS) applications.
Lists the historical distribution rates charged by electricity distributors for all rate classes, beginning in 2006. Each year, electricity distributors apply to the OEB requesting changes to their distribution rates.
Total number of complaints against electricity distributors received by the OEB from January 1 to December 31 of each year, beginning in 2013. Complaints made directly to the distributor are not reported here.
The electricity distributor scorecards measure how well Ontario's electricity distributors are performing each year. It is designed to encourage electricity distributors to operate effectively, continually seek ways to improve productivity, and focus on improvements that their customers value.
Lists historical Time-of-Use and Tiered electricity rates as established under the Regulated Price Plan.
Details on the funding awarded to intervenors each fiscal year in respect of their participation in OEB proceedings and consultations.
List of entities licensed by the OEB. In the electricity sector, the following persons must be licensed by the OEB: distributors; transmitters; generators; retailers; wholesalers; unit sub-meter providers; the Independent Electricity System Operator; and the Smart Metering Entity. In the natural gas sector, entities that are marketing natural gas to low-volume consumers must be licensed by the OEB.
The travel, meal and hospitality expense claims of OEB employees and appointees.
The Yearbooks of Electricity Distributors and the Yearbooks of Natural Gas Distributors provide financial and operational information collected from distributors. Information presented in the Yearbooks is compiled from data submitted through the Reporting and Record-Keeping Requirements (RRR). Information that is kept confidential under the RRRs is not included here.
