In recent months, a portend of a port of port, Newfoundland and Labrador, said he wanted to see the newfield of the Newfoundland, which was not reported by the Utilities Utility Council.
Tricia Muldoon moved to Harbor Grace in September. He says that the Power bill is managed for the first time, but with small responses to Newfoundland with minor responses to $ 900 per month.
“Since then, $ 200-300 has been $ 200-300. Every month is $ 300. And the use is that we use thousands more watts each month,” said Muldoon CBC News Friday.
“When I received the next bill, he said that I was only up to 2,000 watts in use. I thought it was impossible.”
Muldoon says that the power counter is read accurately and compatible with the readings, but it is not sure that such an increase can justify what the increase is – especially to reduce use.
16,000 sq. FT keeps the temperature in 16 degrees in the house, said and there are lights over timers.
“There is nothing else we can do anything else to reduce this value,” he said.
“Also, it makes a way to think about the minimum wage. There is no way that they can afford such things. It feels that you are taking the opportunity.”
And Muldoon is not alone.
As reported before CBC News, many Newfoundland and Labrador residents face amazing costs similar to the strength of this winter.
Muldoon says the growing value account is civilized for $ 1,500 – just because his family could not pay high documents at once.
“This is our property taxes for almost years and cannot be correct,” he said.
Newfoundland power belonging to Fortis Inc. is the main electricity distributor of the province.
On Thursday, Pub asked to report a report on how to provide a report on how Metmer readings of metmer readings and reporting the reporting of reporting errors.
Also distributes newfoundland power to share customers with convenience and better communication to customers.
Muldoon says something sounds good on the paper as a convenience of payment, but does not serve as a long-term correction.
“It’s like a band of help, because you will still have this money. Thus, you still fight, maybe a little more struggling.” “Because the next bill is coming, isn’t it? The next bill is coming and we know it will not be less.”
He says the readings are working properly and properly operating and see the meters to examine the potential of evaluation changes during the day’s peak hours.
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In contact with CBC news with CBC News, Newfoundland Power Spokesman Glenda Power said that the company is welcomed from the company’s bodybody.
He recently said that the power was winter Cold temperature and high winds Most likely, playing a factor in increased bills of each season – heat systems should work more to keep a temperature at home.
Muldoon said the thought was not good enough.
“Newfoundland was always windy. … If you ask, even a second, even if it doesn’t seem to simply fly,” he said.
“I want those who are responsible for everyone in this province.”
The Pub expects Newfoundland to be reported to the Board until March 21.
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