Electricity cap trims Medicine Hat power bills in April
A provincial price cap limits residential and small business electricity to 6.8 cents per kWh in April in Medicine Hat, with the difference funded from carbon levy revenue. The cap follows two coal plant mothballings and is part of a reimbursement plan between the province and the city. Natural gas remains low at 2.082 per gigajoule as April bills reflect the cap and expected May rates.
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Edmonton and Enmax price spread limits city charges
The data shows EPCOR Edmonton offers 7.77 cents while Enmax charges 9.28 cents. Local prices rise from 4.7 cents in March to 8.21 cents, and even with a cap discount 6.8 cents would be Medicine Hat’s highest price since summer 2015.
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Council lays four year priority list with contracting and land sales
The city council released a four year priority plan featuring proposed contracting out services and a land office mandate. The list includes bulk land sales to private developers and property acquisitions for business use, while mayor Ted Clugston notes it mostly builds on past efforts. Councillors worked over a weekend to outline the 33 key results across five categories.
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