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Toronto Star
· collected 2026-10-09 · by Devin Stevens The Canadian Press
Nova Scotia Power Inc., a private utility company, has submitted an application to refinance approximately $1 billion worth of assets, including several coal plants set for closure by 2030. This financial maneuver, referred to as "securitization," could lead to a potential 2.9 percent increase in residential electricity bills next year.
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Nova Scotia Power Inc. has applied for permission to refinance nearly $1 billion worth of assets, including several coal plants set to close by 2030. This financial maneuver, known as "securitization," involves selling off debt obligations at a discounted rate and using the proceeds to pay down existing debts. The utility company predicts this could lead to a 2.9 percent surcharge on residential power bills starting next year in Nova Scotia.
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Nova Scotia Power Inc. is applying for permission to refinance nearly $1-billion worth of assets, including several coal plants scheduled to close by 2030.
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The privately owned utility says the complicated financial scheme, known as “securitization,” could result in a 2.9 per cent surcharge on residential power bills next year.
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