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If you're falling behind on your electricity bill, the Low income Energy Assistance Program (LEAP) may be able to help. LEAP provides one time emergency financial support for eligible households experiencing temporary hardship. Eligibility is based on two key factors: ✅ How many people live in your home ✅ Your total household income (after tax) Don't wait, see if you qualify today: ow.ly/JMoB50Z1EmH

Whether your outdoor plans include work or play, stay safe from electrical hazards outside your home. Check out ESA’s outdoor safety tips: bit.ly/3hDP8ow

All power now restored in Port Colborne @CNPpower. If your power is still out, please call 1-800-278-WIRE (5394). @PortColborne

Power #outage in Port Colborne @CNPpower, crews have been dispatched and are investigating. ETR TBD. @PortColborne

All power now restored in #FortErie @CNPpower. If your power is still out, please call 1-800-278-WIRE (5394). @TownOfFortErie.

Power #outage in Fort Erie @CNPpower, crews have been dispatched and are investigating. ETR TBD. @TownOfFortErie

All power now restored in #FortErie @CNPpower. If your power is still out, please call 1-800-278-WIRE (5394). @TownOfFortErie

Comfort, efficiency, and support for your home. The Energy Affordability Program supports eligible households with energy-saving upgrades that can improve home comfort and efficiency. See if you qualify at: saveonenergy.ca/eap

CNP is monitoring the severe thunderstorm warning issued by Environment Canada. Local utility outages are possible with the anticipated wind and wind gusts. Please remember to always stay clear of fallen power lines and trees. Wait for trained professionals to arrive. Report power outages & fallen lines. outagemap.cnpower.com theweathernetwork.com/en/city/ca/ont…

When the power goes out, staying informed is easy. Our online outage map gives you real time updates so you can see what’s happening. You’ll find the outage location, the current status, and how many customers are affected across our service area. All in one place. Check our outage map from your computer, tablet, or smartphone at: ow.ly/Sy7750Z1FlL

Time to put winter in the rearview mirror and open the cottage! Check all appliance and extension cords for signs of damage before using. More #SafetyTips:bit.ly/2YJZRoY

As Powerline Safety Week wraps up, don’t forget that overhead powerlines can be deadly all year round and to always stay 3 metres away. Learn more at ESAsafe.com/PowerlineSafety

All power now restored in #Sherkston @CNPpower. If your power is still out, please call 1-800-278-WIRE (5394). @PortColborne

Update on Power #outage in #Sherkston @CNPpower, crews are investigating. ETR 4:00PM @PortColborne.

Power #outage in #Sherkston @CNPpower, crews have been dispatched and are investigating. ETR TBD @PortColborne.

As you prepare for outdoor work this season, always keep you and your equipment at least 3 metres away from overhead powerlines. Electricity can jump or “arc” to you (or your tools) if you get too close, causing a deadly shock. Learn more at ESAsafe.com/PowerlineSafety

Holiday Office Hours 📢 The CNP office will be closed on Monday, May 18 for the Victoria Day Holiday. We'll be back and ready to assist you on Tuesday, May 19 during regular business hours. Wishing everyone a happy and safe Victoria Day! 📞 Power Outage During the Closure? Please call our 24/7 line at 1-844-501-9473 for assistance. 💡 Energy Tip for TOU Customers: Electricity used during holidays is charged at off-peak rates! Take advantage of this and learn more about the Time-of-Use holiday schedule here: ow.ly/Fz5K50YYULi.

Landscaping or trimming trees this season? Always check for overhead powerlines first. Electricity can arc to you or your tools without direct contact. Find more powerline safety tips at ESAsafe.com/PowerlineSafety

Severe storms can bring trees and powerlines down and you should never assume a fallen powerline is safe. Downed lines can remain energized and deadly. Always keep a minimum 10 metre distance and call 911 and your local utility to report it. Stay back and stay safe. Learn more at ESAsafe.com/PowerlineSafety

Pick Your Power Plan. Residential and small business customers can choose from three electricity price plans, giving you the flexibility to find the one that best fits your daily comfort. 1️⃣ Time-of-Use (TOU): Prices change depending on the time of day. Off-peak hours cost less, while on-peak hours cost more. 2️⃣ Ultra-Low Overnight (ULO): This plan offers the lowest rates overnight. It’s helpful if you use more electricity later in the evening or overnight. 3️⃣ Tiered: You can use a certain amount of electricity each month at a lower rate. If you go over that limit, the rate increases. Learn more here: ow.ly/KQa850YYex6