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1975
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Ontario Hydro
Statistical Yearbook
Supplement to the
Sixty-Eighth
Annual Report
for the year
1975
700 University Ave. Toronto, Canada
TABLE OF CONTENTS
FOREWORD 1
OPERATIONS 8
Providing Power and Energy 8
Energy Conservation 11
ENGINEERING AND CONSTRUCTION 12
Planning 12
Effectof Restrictions 13
Construction During 1975 14
Concern for the Environment 16
Research 16
SUPPLY 17
STAFF 18
HYDRO PLACE 18
FINANCE 21
Financial Review 21
Summary of Important Accounting Policies 24
Financial Statements 27
APPENDIX I-OPERATIONS 36
Energy Made Available by Ontario Hydro 37
Ontario Hydro Power Resources 38
Power Resources and Requirements 40
Transmission Lines and Circuits 40
Disposal of Energy by Ontario Hydro 41
Analysis of Energy Sales 42
Number of Ultimate Customers Served 44
APPENDIX II-FINANCE 45
Scheduleof Fixed Assets 46
Accumulated Depreciation 48
Long-Term Bonds and Notes Payable 49
Allocation of Amounts Charged for Primary
Power— All Customers 52
Statement of the Amounts Charged for
Primary Power to Municipalities 54
Equities Accumulated by Municipalities
Through Debt Retirement 72
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Contents
APPENDIX III-RETAIL 80
Miles of Line, and Number of Retail
Customers 83
Electricity Sales. Revenue, and
Customers 86
SUPPLEMENT-MUNICIPAL ELECTRICAL SERVICE 89
Financial Statements ofthe Municipal
Electrical Utilities 94
Electricity Sales. Revenue, and
Customers 1 52
INDEX 172
STATISTICAL YEARBOOK
Supplement to the Sixty-Eighth Annual Report
of
Ontario Hydro
FOREWORD
Report of the Board of Directors
to the Minister of Energy
The march of economic events over the past few years has led Ontario Hydro
to fundamentally alter the way in which it plans for growth of the provincial
power system. The availability of money has replaced forecasts of customer
requirements as the paramount factor in deciding how much new capacity and
lines to build. The change has profound implications for users of electrical
power, and indeed for all the citizens of Ontario.
Faced with an unprecedented rate of inflation coupled with economic reces-
sion and accompanying unemployment, government at all levels has
attempted to restrain public spending and achieve a return to economic stabil-
ity by more carefully allocating the financial resources available to it.
In Ontario this has led to constraints being placed on the amount of borrowing
Hydro may undertake to finance the expansion of the province's electrical
resources under the program planned to 1985. At the same time rates have not
been allowed to increase sufficiently to cover the effect of inflation on operat-
ing costs. Consequently, in 1975, the Corporation's revenue contributed noth-
ing towards the enlargement of its capital facilities. As a result of this situation,
in February 1976, the Hydro Board approved a reduction of $5.2 billion in
expansion plans through to 1985. This was in addition to the $1.2 billion
reduction the Board had approved in July, 1975. The reduced program will be
sufficient to supply a growth rate in annual customer demand of only about 6
per cent.
1
During the past year of financial constraints, however, there was little let-up in
the demand for electrical power. You will note elsewhere in this report that
peak demand for electricity in December, 1975 reached a record 14,513,000
kilowatts, 7.2 per cent higher than in the previous year. In January and again
in February of 1976 that peak was exceeded.
These events illustrate why conservation of electricity has emerged as the sin-
gle most important issue facing Ontario Hydro today and over the next dec-
ade. Hydro will work closely with the Ministry of Energy in developing
policies to reduce the growth rate to the level required to keep capital expendi-
tures within the constraints set by the Government.
In April, 1975, the Hydro Board submitted its proposed 1976 wholesale rate
increase to the Minister of Energy for reference to the Ontario Energy Board
in accordance with section 37a of The Ontario Energy Board Act. The
increase of almost 30 per cent was the largest ever sought and was the result of
soaring fossil fuel prices, the need for internally generated capital, and the pro-
spect in 1975 of the largest deficit in Hydro's history.
It should be noted at this point that when an increase in the wholesale cost of
power is reflected in actual bills to retail customers of the municipal utilities, it
STATISTICAL
1965
Dependable peak capacity, December thousand kW 8,199
Primary power requirements, December thousand kW 7,818
Annual energy generated and purchased million kWh 47,528
Primary million kWh 43,584
Secondary million kWh 3,944
Annual energy sold by Ontario Hydro million kWh 44,213
Primary revenue of Ontario Hydro (net after refunds) million $ 311
Fixed assets at cost million $ 2.894
Gross expenditure on fixed assets in year million $ 150
Total assets, less accumulated depreciation million $ 2,987
Long-term liabilities and notes payable million $ 2,106
Transmission line circuit miles 19,050
Primary retail distribution line circuit miles 49,435
Average number of employees in year 14,996
Number of associated municipal electrical utilities 360
Ultimate customers served by Ontario Hydro and municipal utilities thousands 2,142
Report of Board of Directors
becomes a significantly lower figure. For example Hydro's request for a 30 per
cent increase in the wholesale cost of power would have resulted in a 2 1 per
cent increase in the retail bill of the so-called "mythical, typical residential"
customer.
In July, the Provincial Treasurer brought down a supplementary budget that
directed Ontario Hydro to reduce its capital expenditures by $ 1 billion, reduce
its administrative costs by 10 per cent and reconsider its 1976 rate increase
proposal. Hydro responded by cutting $1.2 billion from its capital program,
setting a target reduction of $50 million in its 1976 budget, and revising its
1976 proposed rate increase to 25 per cent.
In October, the Ontario Energy Board issued Part 1 of its report. It largely
confirmed Hydro's position, but as a consequence of using a different
approach, recommended an increase of 27 per cent instead of the 25 per cent
proposed by Hydro. Three days later, the Federal government announced its
anti-inflation guidelines and a week later the Hydro Board, confident that its
proposal was within those guidelines, reaffirmed its decision to implement the
25 per cent wholesale rate increase in 1976. This decision was made having in
mind the Corporation's statutory obligation to recover the cost of providing
electricity and in the light of the Energy Board's confirmation that the increase
SUMMARY 1965-1975
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
8,464
8,995
10,338
11,242
12,670
13,941
14,422
17,501
15,759
18,667
8,565
8,964
9,994
10,555
11,289
11,534
12,739
13,606
13,538
14,513
51,753
54,615
58,693
62,449
68,074
72,221
79,994
85,909
90,774
89,140
48,056
51,357
55,789
59,426
64,289
68,134
73,497
78,163
82,696
84,222
3,697
3,258
2,904
3,023
3,785
4,087
6,497
7.746
8,078
4,918
47,944
50,725
54,816
58,413
63,815
67,817
75,036
81,041
85,496
83,084
336
367
415
469
534
607
665
794
896
1,027
3,125
3,361
3,669
4,098
4,588
5,062
5,604
6,581
7,447
8,863
211
252
329
447
511
507
562
997
890
1,442
3,190
3,443
3,749
4,129
4,613
5,064
5,525
6,343
7,080
8,593
2,237
2,400
2,618
2,906
3,276
3,635
4,013
4,701
5,278
6,672
19,342
19,492
19,908
20,037
21,208
21,915
22,325
22,920
23,282
23,741
49,863
50,316
50,534
51,320
51,777
52,747
53,322
54,116
54,740
55,567
15,361
16,651
19,550
21,686
22,584
23,264
22,582
22,962
23,612
25,361
358
355
354
354
353
353
353
353
353
353
2,188
2,246
2,292
2,344
2,389
2.434
2,480
2,537
2,593
2,647
Foreword
was not out of line with rising costs. The Provincial Government then
announced that a Select Committee of the Legislature would examine the 1976
rate increase proposal to ascertain whether it did indeed meet the federal anti-
inflation guidelines.
In December, the Committee recommended to the Legislature an interim rate
increase of 22 per cent and requested that it be permitted to continue its
review in 1976. Both were approved and the Hydro Board accepted the verdict
and implemented an increase of 22 per cent effective January 1, 1976.
The Hydro Board wants to record its strong support of the anti-inflation pro-
grams of the Federal Government and the Province. In fulfilling its regulatory
role under the anti-inflation guidelines, Hydro will, to the best of its ability,
ensure that retail rate increases proposed by the municipal utilities of Ontario
meet both the intent and the spirit of the anti-inflation program.
But the people of this province and the government must accept the fact that
substantial increases in Hydro rates will be necessary over the next few years.
The long-term financial well-being of Ontario Hydro and its ability to serve
the province must obviously be the Board's paramount concerns. Aside from
providing for the cost of goods and services that Hydro must pass through to
its customers, rates should also be high enough to provide some part of the
funds required to expand the system. In other words, Hydro must move to a
more ''pay-as-you-go" policy. While recognizing the impact of high increases
on customers, the Board is convinced that they are necessary to maintain the
capability of the provincial power system to withstand the financial strains
that lie ahead.
The supply of fuels, principally coal and uranium, is of continuing concern to
the Hydro Board. It is hoped that this concern will be relieved to a large extent
by current negotiations with uranium suppliers and both the coal mining com-
panies and the Alberta Government.
Nuclear energy remains in the forefront of Ontario Hydro's plans for the prov-
ince's electrical resources. Although alternative sources such as solar energy
will ultimately contribute significantly to space heating requirements, at the
present time there is no practical substitute for uranium fuel in the large scale
generation of electric power. While the Pickering nuclear station demonstrates
daily the reliability and safety of the Canadian reactor system, some groups
are pressing for a re-assessment of the nuclear power program. Ontario Hydro
will continue its efforts to make information available at every opportunity so
that the people of the Province and their representatives can make intelligent
choices. In the view of the Board, any delay or moratorium on nuclear power
would place the electricity supply of Ontario in serious jeopardy.
Report of Board of Directors
Choices for the future is the subject of the hearings of the Royal Commission
on Electric Power Planning that began last year. The objective of the Commis-
sion's expedition into our electrical future is to produce publicly acceptable
guidelines for the future course of electrical development in Ontario.
This report would not be complete without an expression of appreciation for
the continuing cooperation received from the Ontario Municipal Electric
Association and the Association of Municipal Electrical Utilities.
And again the Board pays tribute to the men and women of Ontario Hydro,
who, in a year of extraordinary change and challenge, continued to display the
skills, the judgement, and the dedication that are the hallmark of the Hydro
enterprise.
Finally, the Board refers you to the balance of this annual report for a more
detailed view of Ontario Hydro's financial position and corporate activities
during 1975.
On behalf of the Board
Robert B. Taylor, Chairman
Demands and resources
dependable peak capacity
primary power requirements
kVWM primary energy requirements
(average kW per year)
thousand kW
20,000
18,000
1965
- 16,000
- 14,000
- 12,000
10,000
8,000
6,000
4,000
2,000
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Foreword
The Corporation
Ontario Hydro is a special statutory corporation which administers an electric
power enterprise and has broad powers to produce, buy, and deliver electric
power throughout the Province of Ontario. It was created as a financially self-
sustaining body corporate under the name of The Hydro-Electric Power Com-
mission of Ontario by an Act of the Provincial Legislature passed in 1906. It
now operates under The Power Corporation Act, Revised Statutes of Ontario
1970, c 354 as amended.
The Power Commission Amendement Act, 1973, which came into force on
March 4, 1974, changed the name of the Corporation from "The Hydro-
Electric Power Commission of Ontario" to "Ontario Hydro". It also, changed
the form of the administration of Ontario Hydro from a six-man commission
to a Board of Directors composed of a Chairman, a Vice-Chairman, a Presi-
dent, and not more than 10 other directors. The Act also changed the title of
the Corporation's enabling legislation from "The Power Commission Act" to
"The Power Corporation Act". These changes did not affect the rights or obli-
gations of the Corporation.
In October, 1974, the Board of Directors approved a major reorganization at
senior management level, including establishing a new Corporate Office. The
Corporate Office, comprising the president and three vice-presidents, will
focus on overall corporate objectives and policies, with day-to-day operations
being the responsibility of seven general managers who report to the vice-
presidents.
Ontario Hydro is primarily concerned with providing electric power in the
Province by generation or purchase and delivering it in bulk to the municipali-
ties for resale and to 101 direct industrial customers such as pulp and paper,
mines, and electro-chemical and metallurgical industries. The remaining pri-
mary sales are made to retail customers either in rural areas or certain commu-
nities not served by municipal utilities. Ontario Hydro also makes secondary
sales to other power systems.
In addition to supplying power, Ontario Hydro, as required by Provincial leg-
islation, exercises ^certain regulatory functions with respect to the electrical
service provided by municipalities. For administrative purposes, Ontario
Hydro maintains seven regional offices in various parts of the province and a
total of 61 area offices for the administration and operation of the rural sys-
tem.
The basic principle governing the financial aspect of Ontario Hydro's opera-
tions is that service is provided at cost, which is defined in The Power
The Corporation
Corporation Act to include charges for power purchased, operation, mainte-
nance, administration, fixed charges, and reserve adjustments. The fixed
charges comprise interest, depreciation, and a provision for the retirement of
debt over a 40-year period. The municipalities, operating under cost contracts
with Ontario Hydro, are billed monthly at rates based on estimates of the cost
of providing service throughout the year.
The Province guarantees the payment of principal and interest on all bonds
and notes issued to the public by Ontario Hydro. When borrowing on the US
public market, the Province issues bonds on behalf of Hydro.
Energy made available
40,000
20,000
Operations
OPERATIONS
Providing power and energy
Providing electric power to Ontario's cities and towns, its industries and its
farms, is a difficult and demanding responsibility. It is a responsibility that has
increased in recent years because of the necessity to match the increased
demands for power with those of energy conservation, capital restraints, com-
peting government priorities, and environmental concerns.
Throughout the year, Hydro and the 353 associated municipal electrical utili-
ties continued to meet the growing demands of their 2,647,000 customers. In
fact, on December 18 - despite the economic recession and a growing conserv-
ation ethic - Hydro met the largest primary peak demand in its history -
14,512,648 kilowatts, 7.2 per cent higher than its highest demand counterpart
in 1974. The system readily dealt with this peak demand; dependable peak
capacity was increased during the year to 18,666,900 kilowatts due largely to
the placing in service of another 500,000-kilowatt unit at Nanticoke Generating
Station.
Dependable peak capacity
thousand kW
20,000
purchased,
'."•, hydro-electric :'•:;.'':;.
1965
15,000
10,000
5,000
75
Power Supply
Disposal of energy
secondary sales
losses
retail customers
direct customers
municipalities
Statistically, in 1975 Ontario's primary energy requirements climbed 1.8 per
cent over 1974 to a total of 84,222 million kilowatt-hours, a lower growth rate
than anticipated, primarily because of the economic slump and labor stop-
pages in the industrial sector. Monthly peak and energy demands were espe-
cially low during the high strike activity from July through November.
However, it is noted that average energy used by residential customers contin-
ued to climb during 1975 at about the same rate as in 1974.
Export sales of interruptible power decreased from 5,939 million kilowatt-
hours in 1974 to 1,996 million kilowatt-hours in 1975, due almost entirely to
the recessionary climate in the United States.
During 1975, 48 per cent of the electric energy generated came from hydro-
electric plants, about 28 per cent from coal and approximately 16 per cent
from nuclear, while only about 8 per cent was produced by natural gas and oil-
fired plants.
Ontario Hydro burned 7,538,100 tons of coal, 1.7 per cent more than in 1974,
while the 58.3 billion cubic feet of natural gas consumed represented a 6.8 per
10
Operations
cent increase. Conversely, oil consumption by combustion turbines declined to
1,498,700 gallons, a 47.9 per cent decrease from 1974. In addition, 821,262 bar-
rels of residual oil were burned, while uranium consumption in 1975 declined
16 per cent, to 238 tons. Production of reactor-grade heavy water totalled 605
megagrams in 1975.
While the admixture of supply continues to reflect considerable reliance on
fossil fuels, Ontario Hydro - realizing that these resources are dwindling,
increasing in cost, and subject to interruption by jurisdictions outside of
Ontario - continues to believe that nuclear power will be its primary source of
future electrical generation at least for the next 25 years.
To this end, and to ensure a secure supply of Canadian uranium, Ontario
Hydro in 1975 entered into joint exploration agreements with Shell Canada
Ltd. of Calgary and AMOK Limited of Saskatoon to seek new sources of ura-
nium in Northern Ontario, Saskatchewan and the Northwest Territories.
Negotiations also continued in 1975 with Canadian uranium suppliers, aimed
at securing long-term contracts.
Primary energy demand
Pfrftftra actual
■■■ seasonally adjusted
thousand
average kilowatts
12,000
11,000
10,000
9.000
8.000
Energy Conservation 1 1
Meanwhile, Hydro is still awaiting the announcement of the Alberta Govern-
ment's coal policy that is expected to result in a licence for Luscar Coal Lim-
ited of Calgary. First shipments of 2 million tons under this agreement with
Hydro are expected to commence in 1977 and total Western coal shipments
are expected to reach 4 million tons annually by 1980. The development of ter-
minal and transportation facilities through Thunder Bay is proceeding, and
Hydro is pursuing other sources of Western coal, both in Alberta and British
Columbia.
Energy conservation
As the social and economic priorities of Ontario have changed, conservation,
along with fiscal restraint, has become one of the key considerations in
Hydro's planning.
The need for conservation becomes particularly apparent and vital with the
realization that Hydro's revised capital program will supply an annual peak
growth rate of six per cent. Hydro's forecasts - which were borne out by 1975
demands - indicate a peak growth rate of seven per cent.
Consequently, Hydro is accelerating its program of management symposiums
with industry and business to discuss energy waste, efficient lighting, heat rec-
lamation, and energy auditing. Hydro specialists are also working closely with
the Provincial Government's Energy Management Program, whose efforts are
mainly directed at efficient heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and lighting
systems in provincially-owned and leased buildings and educational facilities.
Advertising campaigns in both the print and electronic media are also going
forward - all aimed at increasing public awareness of the need for conserva-
tion and the means of achieving it.
Realizing that rates and their application can be a major factor in conserva-
tion, Ontario Hydro has formed a task force that is examining four vital areas:
pricing, costing, impact and elasticity, the last two of which will help deter-
mine the effect of future rate structures on the electrical energy consumer.
Hydro is co-operating with the Ministry of Energy in an on-going feasibility
study to determine if the heating requirements of a medium-sized community
could be served economically by extracting heat from existing nuclear stations.
While studies to date indicate that such applications would conserve consider-
able quantities of residential gas and oil supplies, initial capital cost for the dis-
tribution and heat storage systems would be extremely high. Also, residual
heat from modern electricity generation is extremely low grade and diversions
to meet community heating needs would entail the burning of extra fuel dur-
ing off-peak generation periods in order to build up heat reservoirs.
1 2 Engineering and Construction
ENGINEERING AND CONSTRUCTION
Planning
Ontario Hydro, charged with ensuring an adequate supply of electrical power
for the province in the years and decades ahead, moved into the last quarter of
the Twentieth Century facing substantially different challenges than those of
the post World War II boom.
Throughout the Corporation's 69-year history, long-range planning had gener-
ally been based on anticipated growth in demand, but the events of 1975
caused a drastic realignment in the method and manner of Hydro's planning.
Hydro's priorities for planning now place availability of capital ahead of cus-
tomer demand. This realignment was brought about by two principal factors:
rampant inflation, not only in the cost of fuels, but in labor and construction
materials, and government restraints on public borrowing. These restraints
reflected both the lack of capital available and the government's requirements
for borrowing on the public money market.
Ontario Hydro, conscious of the impact its transmission lines and stations
have on the lives and properties of Ontario residents, continued its extensive
public participation and review processes in 1975. A total of 99,602 man-
hours were expended by Hydro staff on public hearings at a cost of $2,070,202.
Comparative figures for 1974 are 136,820 man-hours and $2,660,693. Although
the cost of public participation dropped last year because of a shift from heavy
involvement with the Solandt Commission to a lighter commitment related to
the Bradley-Georgetown transmission lines, the 1975 figures include 15,060
hours and $290,928 for long-range planning activity and 4,929 hours and
$134,690 for Select Committee hearings - two functions that did not exist in
1974.
The year 1975 was one of intensive activity in the Hydro system expansion
sector as construction continued at the Bruce Nuclear Power Development,
Lennox, Pickering, Thunder Bay, Wesleyville, Arnprior, and Nanticoke.
The presently authorized capital construction program will add about
14,000,000 kilowatts to Ontario Hydro's generating capacity by 1985.
However, in July, 1975, the Provincial Treasurer requested that Hydro reduce
its capital program, and in January 1976, further restrictions were placed on
Ontario's public borrowing. These two actions resulted in a revised capital
program affecting 1 1 major projects and reducing capital expenditures by $6.4
billion through to 1985.
Effect of Restrictions
POWER DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS UNDER CONSTRUCTION
as at December 31, 1975
13
Units
Installation
Schedule
Installed Capacity
Development
Number
Type
Installed
Under
Construction
Nanticoke— Lake Erie near
Port Dover . .
8
4
4
4
2
4
4
2
4
TC
TC
TN
TCT
H
TC
TN
TC
TN
1972-73-73-74-
75-76-76-77
1975-75-76-76
1976-76-77-78
1974-76
1976
1979-80-80-81
1980-80-81-82
1979-80
1982-83-84-84
kW
2,500,000
1,147,500
kW
1,500,000
Lennox— Lake Ontario,
22 miles west of Kingston
Bruce— Lake Huron, near
Kincardine
1,147,500
3,200,000
Bruce Auxiliary Units
44,400
14,800
Arnprior— Madawaska River ....
Wesleyville— Lake Ontario
near Port Hope
Pickering B— Lake Ontario
east of Toronto
78,000
2,295,000
2 160,000
Thunder Bay— Lake Superior
at Thunder Bay
Bruce "B"— Lake Huron, near
Kincardine
300,000
3,200,000
TC Thermal-electric conventional
TCT Thermal-electric combustion turbine
TN
H
Thermal-electric nuclear
Hydro-electric
Effect of restrictions
The fourth heavy water plant at the Bruce nuclear complex was cancelled.
This $562 million plant, with a planned capacity of 600 megagrams per year,
was scheduled for completion in 1980.
Completion date of the third heavy water plant at Bruce was postponed for
two years.
The second Bruce Generating Station, a four-unit, nuclear-powered plant of
3,200,000 kilowatts capacity, had its in-service dates deferred for one year,
with the first unit now scheduled to enter service in 1983. Formal approval of
the construction schedule of this $2.7 billion plant had been received from the
Ministry of Energy on October 8, 1975.
The second steam transformer plant at the Bruce complex, a $206 million pro-
ject, had its completion date postponed one year to 1982.
Pickering "B" Generating Station, a twin to the existing 2,160,000-kilowatt
Pickering "A" nuclear station, being built at an estimated cost of $1.8 billion,
1 4 Engineering and Construction
had its completion date deferred one year with the first of four units now
scheduled to be in-service by 1981.
Thunder Bay Generating Station, a two-unit, 300,000-kilowatt coal-fired
extension to the existing station costing $345 million, was also postponed one
year with completion dates now set at 1980 and 1981.
Atikokan Generating Station, a proposed coal-fired station for which the site
purchase had been approved by government in May, 1975, was delayed one
year, with in-service dates for the four units now 1983 and 1984.
Wesleyville Generating Station, a four-unit oil-fired plant of 2,295,000-
kilowatt capacity with an estimated cost of $956 million, has been delayed two
years. The units will now come in-service in 1981, 1982 and 1983.
Darlington Generating Station, a $3.2-billion, four-unit, nuclear plant near
Bowmanville, was delayed two years. It will have a capacity of 3,400,000 kilo-
watts. Formal approval was received in 1975 to proceed with the public partic-
ipation process for this station. It is now scheduled to begin producing power
in 1986.
W-3 Generating Station, a third new power project planned for Northwestern
Ontario, was delayed one year with the in-service date for the first unit now
1986.
E-15 Generating Station, was delayed for two years. It is now scheduled for
service in 1987. Potential sites for this project are being considered along the
North Channel of Lake Huron.
Construction during 1975
The 4,000,000-kilowatt coal-fired station at Nanticoke, now in partial opera-
tion, is scheduled for completion in 1977. With five units now in production,
commissioning of Unit 6 is well under way and it should be ready for service
by late 1976.
Nanticoke's Unit 2, heavily damaged by fire in 1974, was returned to service in
late 1975 after being down for 17 months. The fire was attributed to retaining
ring failure and redesigned rings are being installed in all eight units.
At the Pickering nuclear station, where pressure tube leaks were experienced
in August 1974, 17 of the 390 pressure tubes in Unit 3 were replaced and the
reactor returned to full power by March 1975. Similar problems were subse-
quently discovered in Unit 4 and by year end replacement of the 57 tubes
affected was well under way.
Construction in J 975
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EXPENDITURES ON FIXED ASSETS 1966-1975
Year
Genera-
tion
Tran for-
mation
Trans-
mission
Retail
Distri-
bution
Heavy
Water
Plant and
Facilities
Other
Total
1966
1967
1968
1969
$'000
131,900
154,889
192,772
273,082
318,236
336,124
404.826
558.227
611.520
807.486
$'000
22,593
30,128
38,270
62,507
68,682
57,965
54,348
53,684
60,657
86,709
$'000
21,607
26,774
53.439
60.128
65,141
53,452
49,362
56,709
58,738
111,266
$'000
20,256
22,280
23,276
28,567
30,410
36,169
33,062
47,033
51,995
62,464
$'000
*254,877
58,400
251.035
$'000
14,908
18,075
21,583
22,411
28,577
23,541
20,550
26,060
48,750
122,722
$'000
211.264
252,146
329,340
446,695
1970. .
511.046
1971
1972
1973
507.251
562,148
996:590
1974
890.060
1975
1.441.682
TOTAL
3.789.062
535.543
556,616
355.512
564.312
347,177
6.148.222
'Includes $253 million payable to Atomic Energy of Canada Limited for Bruce Heavy Water Plant A.
The experience and techniques gained at Pickering by engineers from Hydro,
Atomic Energy of Canada Limited and various suppliers were quickly applied
to the 3,200,000-kilowatt Bruce "A" nuclear plant, now under construction.
The Bruce pressure tubes for units one and two were stress-relieved and design
modifications applied. These actions have caused a six-month delay in the sta-
tion's start-up date, and it is now expected to be fully operational by 1979.
At the Arnprior generating station, construction work on two hydro-electric
units, with a total capacity of 78,000 kilowatts, is scheduled for completion in
1976.
The first unit at Lennox Generating Station, Ontario's first oil-fired station,
entered service in January, 1976 and all four units at the 2,295,000-kilowatt
plant are scheduled for service by 1977. Regular shipments of residual oil from
Quebec City are now arriving at Lennox by unit train.
During 1975 a total of 459 miles of transmission lines were added to the Hydro
system, while the retail distribution system grew by 827 miles. The bulk of the
new construction involved transmission lines associated with new power gen-
eration at Nanticoke and Bruce in Western Ontario and the new generating
stations at Lennox and Arnprior in the east.
However, opposition to the construction of 500-kilovolt (kV) lines continued
as a major concern during 1975, although government approval was granted
early this year to a route recommended by the Solandt Commission for the
Lennox-Oshawa 500-kV link.
16 Engineering and Construction
Public opposition to the 500-kV line required to transmit power south from the
new Bruce nuclear station to Milton TS, northwest of Toronto, resulted in a
30-mile section being referred to the Environmental Review Board. Hydro
plans a new transformer station at Milton, where 500-kV lines from Pickering,
Bruce and Nanticoke will meet.
Concern for the environment
To lessen the effect of Hydro installations and transmission lines upon
Ontario's rural and urban environment, the Corporation in 1975 continued its
policy of introducing on a selective basis more aesthetically pleasing towers
and sub-stations, and, where economically feasible, underground transmission
lines.
New sub-stations have been reduced in height from a maximum of 23 feet to a
maximum of 15 feet and are utilizing screening techniques and landscaping.
At Pickering, a storage compound used during construction of the first units
has been transformed into a 28-acre hilly parkland, and at the second Picker-
ing nuclear generating station now under construction, excavated material is
being piled into a hill designed for skiing.
Public usage for recreational purposes of certain Hydro rights of way is also
being encouraged, there were about 1 ,200 garden plots in use on Hydro rights
of way in 1975.
Research
While the major thrust of Hydro research and testing facilities is directed
towards highly technical subjects, the effect of Hydro's operations on the envi-
ronment is also under intensive study.
Of principal concern is the ecological effect of discharging warm water from
Hydro thermal stations into Ontario's lakes and rivers. While government
agencies have set limits on the temperature of the discharge, Hydro is continu-
ing extensive surveys of water conditions, with special attention being paid to
marine and plant life. This on-going program assures that corrective action is
taken if ecological damage is discovered.
Meanwhile, Hydro is funding university studies to determine the best ways to
turn these heat discharges to Ontario's advantage, possibly through the cre-
ation of lagoons where certain fish species might benefit, or even where the
swimming season might be extended.
Research 1 7
In the technical field, Hydro's research and test facilities, first established in
1913, assisted in identifying problems of overheating of aluminum wiring con-
nections in some homes. Although this is an issue that developed primarily in
the United States, Hydro - in a program carried out jointly with the Canadian
Standards Association and cable and wire manufacturers - traced the problem
primarily to faulty installation. Modified receptacles which are more compati-
ble with aluminum wiring have been adopted for new construction and advice
in replacement practices is being made available to home owners.
Studies, experiments and tests also continued at facilities near Kleinburg into
the heat problems encountered in the underground transmission of high-
voltage electricity. Tests have shown that air, used as an insulation medium,
can be successfully applied on underground 230-kV lines. Similar tests are
continuing in this important field at voltages up to 500 kV.
Hydro research and engineering is also involved in a myriad of other highly
technical subjects, all related to more efficient use of electricity and the protec-
tion of the environment. These include everything from the development of
light-weight concrete made from fly-ash from coal-fired stations to new insula-
tors that will allow higher voltage transmission lines on smaller, less obtrusive
towers.
Engineering also got under way in 1975 for the Watts from Waste project
using processed garbage to help fuel Lakeview Generating Station. The joint
experiment by Ontario Hydro, Metropolitan Toronto and the Ministry of the
Environment is a pilot project expected to be operational by 1979. It calls for
Hydro to take 500 tons of Metro Toronto garbage a day, cutting coal needed
to fuel the adapted boiler by 10 per cent, and involves modification of one of
the 300,000-kilowatt units and on-site fuel storage.
SUPPLY
Hydro purchases in 1975 amounted to $1.4 billion, which, although less than
1974's record high of $1.5 billion, were still substantially more than in any
other year. The decrease from 1974 came about largely through the deferments
and uncertainties associated with the capital construction program, especially
at Bruce GS "B", Wesley ville GS and the fourth heavy water plant at Bruce.
Coal consumption, at 7.5 million tons, remained about the same as in 1973
and 1974. Due to market forces arising in 1974 and the wage settlement with
United Mineworkers in the US, the delivered price rose to an average of $30
per ton in 1975 compared with $20 in 1974 and $13 in 1973. New sources of
coal are being developed in Pennsylvania and Western Canada to meet
increased coal requirements into the 1980's.
18 Staff
The tight supply market for material and equipment eased in 1975, because of
such factors as high inventory levels, overproduction in some areas in 1974, a
general business slowdown in 1975, and the deferment of major construction
projects in Canada. Lead times for most major items remain unchanged.
STAFF
Collective agreements were renewed with the 13,000-member Ontario Hydro
Employees' Union and the Canadian Union of Operating Engineers, repre-
senting 500 employees. Bargaining with the OHEU was completed in three
months, demonstrating the success of the two parties in improving relations
since the 1972 strike.
Under collective agreements negotiated and administered directly through the
Electric Power Systems Construction Association, stable labor relations pre-
vailed and the work of 5,000 tradesmen proceeded without major interruption.
Where disruption did occur, satisfactory settlement followed grievance proce-
dures and/or arbitration.
Final offer selection introduced
Bargaining with the Society of Ontario Hydro Professional Engineers and
Associates used final offer selection for the first time. This is the process
whereby each side presents its position and an arbitrator selects one or the
other.
Discussion was suspended following an interim agreement in January, and
final agreement was concluded in September. At year-end, preparations were
under way to determine by vote the Society's acceptability as a representative
of all staff on the management and professional salary schedule.
In November, a long-term disability plan was introduced which provides disa-
bled regular employees with 60 per cent of their basic pay after normal sick
leave has been exhausted. Also introduced during the year was a dental plan
covering all regular employees and totally funded by the Corporation.
HYDRO PLACE
Hydro Place, the new headquarters building for Ontario Hydro, opened its
doors in the summer of 1975, fulfilling a long-standing need for centralized
staff accommodation and reflecting the Corporation's concern for financial
economies, functional efficiency and energy conservation.
New Head Office 19
With its sweeping glass facade, the $44,000,000 building at 700 University
Avenue is a striking addition to Toronto's skyline and a not unattractive con-
tribution to the aesthetics of the Queen's Park panorama, a good deal of which
it literally reflects.
The 20-storey building, with 1.3 million square feet of floor space, was
designed, constructed, and financed by Canada Square Corporation on a
leaseback arrangement which will give Hydro full ownership in 30 years for
payment of $ 1 . So at a time when substantial and increased amounts were
needed for the expansion of the utility's plants and facilities, the need for
investing any money in the head office building was avoided.
Under the arrangement, Hydro occupies the building at a fixed-base rental of
$4.84 per square foot, including all normal service maintenance. When taxes
and tenant improvement costs - plus the value of the land, which Hydro pur-
chased long ago - are added at full value, the total rate per square foot
amounts to approximately $8, which compares favourably with rental rates in
downtown Toronto.
Another important aspect of the agreement is that Hydro's rental rate remains
partially inflation-proof for 30 years because payments remain fixed except for
fluctuations in maintenance costs, municipal taxes, and exchange rates on for-
eign borrowings.
The office landscape arrangement on each of the 19 floors permits complete
flexibility in organizing work groups to meet changing needs. Instead of fixed
partitions, attractive screens and planters are used to provide a degree of pri-
vacy, to guide traffic and muffle sound.
Reported Ontario Hydro Chairman Robert Taylor: "...its openness reflects
Hydro's approach or philosophy and its efforts to adapt to this strange and
wonderful world we're living in. ..and I'll be the first chairman in Hydro's his-
tory to be without any door at all."
Designed not only to meet the specific requirements of Ontario Hydro, the
new building is a "people place" complete with shops, auditorium, library, res-
taurants, and a multi-level plaza landscaped with trees and shrubs. Two esca-
lators and a glass-domed walkway connect Hydro Place with the Toronto
subway system while a tunnel provides access to an existing building that
houses computer facilities.
But handsome and functional as Hydro Place is, energy conservation is the
feature that is attracting widest attention.
20 Hydro Place
Without a furnace or heating plant of any kind, Hydro Place features an inter-
nal source heat pump system that collects heat from lighting, people and
equipment in the core area for perimeter heating in winter. It also provides
cooling where necessary throughout the year.
Heated and chilled water are stored in a compartmentalized underground
storage tank containing 1 .6 million gallons of water - for use as required. It is
operated by means of sensing devices and a computer control system.
Further economies are achieved by using double-glazed reflective glass win-
dows and insulation either to conserve heat or to reduce energy use for cool-
ing, depending upon the time of year. The lighting load has been reduced by
about 33 per cent by integrating fluorescent units with reflective, V-shaped,
coffered, ceiling panels.
Designers estimate that the total energy consumption will be 50 per cent less
than for new conventional buildings of similar size. That saving in annual
energy consumption is estimated to amount to 20 million kilowatt-hours -
enough to supply 2,200 average homes.
Financial Review 21
FINANCE
Financial Review
In 1975 Ontario Hydro incurred a loss of $866 thousand before an extraordi-
nary charge of $60 million arising from the cancellation of the Bruce Heavy
Water Plant 'C, as compared with a net income of $126 million in 1974. This
reduction in income resulted from increases in total costs, including interest, of
$200 million offset in part by revenue increases of $73 million. Increases in fuel
costs accounted for half of the total cost increase. The extraordinary charge,
which increased the net loss for 1975 to $61 million, represents the costs
already incurred on the Bruce Heavy Water Plant 'C for preliminary con-
struction and materials, and provides for estimated costs of cancellation of
contracts awarded for materials and equipment net of anticipated salvage
credits.
Total revenue from the sale of electrical power and energy increased by 7%
over 1974 to $1,071 million for the year. Revenue from sales of primary power
and energy in 1975 were $1,028 million. This was $132 million or 15% over the
previous year. This increase arose from increases in rates and in the volume of
sales. Revenues from sales, by class of customer were:
Revenues in Revenues in
$ million $ million Per Cent
Class of Customer 1975 1974 Increase
Municipal utilities
Retail customers
Direct customers
Total
Sales of secondary energy in 1975 amounted to $43 million, $59 million lower
than in 1974. This decline was almost entirely the result of decreased demand
for secondary energy by United States utilities.
Total costs, excluding interest and before the extraordinary charge, rose from
$648 million in 1974 to $817 million in 1975, an increase of 26%. Operation,
maintenance, and' administration costs were higher by $40 million as a result
of increases in wage and salary rates, staff levels, and prices paid for materials
and services. Fuel costs increased by $99 million in 1975, mainly due to higher
prices paid for coal. The cost of power purchased increased from $61 million
to $72 million reflecting higher rates together with an increase in the amount
purchased. Depreciation costs rose $13 million in 1975 to $156 million.
654
551
19
248
219
13
126
126
896
-
1,028
15
22
Finance
Revenue from sales of
primary power and energy
retail customers
direct customers
municipalities
Interest expense increased in 1975 by $31 million to $254 million. This repre-
sents an increase of 14% and is primarily the result of new borrowings during
the year.
The amount appropriated for debt retirement as required by The Power Cor-
poration Act increased by $5 million in 1975 to $78 .million. A withdrawal of
$139 million from the stabilization of rates and contingencies reserve was
required in 1975 to cover the above appropriation (normally covered by reve-
nues for the year) and a net loss of $61 million for the year. A provision to the
reserve of $53 million was made in 1974.
The cost of fixed assets in service and under construction increased in 1975 by
$1,416 million to a total of $8,863 million. Major expenditures included $795
million for generation facilities, $198 million for transformation and transmis-
sion facilities, and $25 1 million for heavy water plants and facilities. The major
expenditures for generating stations were $295 million at Bruce GS, $108 mil-
In-Service
Accumulated
Cost
Depreciation
$ million
$ million
3,476
610
1,568
321
615
186
257
32
283
87
6,199
1,236
Financial Review 23
lion at Pickering GS, and $123 million at Lennox GS. At December 31, 1975
the cost of fixed assets in service and the accumulated depreciation were:
Asset Classification
Generation facilities
Transformation and transmission facilities
Retail distribution facilities
Heavy water production facilities
Administration and service facilities
Total
Proceeds from issues of long-term bonds and notes during 1975 totalled $1,624
million, $1,601 million from new issues during the year and a balance of $23
million from a 1974 issue delivered in 1975. Canadian currency issues
amounted to $649 million while foreign issues amounted to $850 million in
United States currency (Can. $863 million) and 230 million Swiss Francs (Can.
$89 million). The average coupon interest rate of 1975 issues was 9.1% as com-
pared to an average in 1974 of 9.5%. In addition to new bond issues, Ontario
Hydro assumed a lease obligation of $45 million, payable to Canada Crescent
Corporation, for the head office building at 700 University Avenue, Toronto.
Retirement of long-term debt during the year amounted to $206 million.
Short-term notes outstanding at year-end amounted $180 million, a decrease
of $70 million from 1974.
Other significant changes in the financial position were increases in inventories
of fuel, materials and supplies by $150 million to $367 million, increases in
accounts receivable and other assets by $49 million to $206 million, and
increases in accounts and interest payable (including the estimated liability on
cancellation of the heavy water plant) by $181 million to $511 million. Total
equity decreased by $61 million to $1,41 1 million.
Funds provided from operations during 1975 decreased by $117 million to
$154 million. Financing provided a net of $1,368 million in 1975, an increase
of $709 million over 1974. The major application of these funds was for
expenditures of $1,429 million on fixed assets.
24 Finance
Summary of significant accounting policies
The accompanying financial statements have been prepared in accordance
with accounting principles generally accepted in Canada. The significant
accounting policies are described below.
Fixed assets
Fixed assets include power supply facilities (generation, transformation, trans-
mission and distribution); administration and service facilities (land, build-
ings, office and service equipment); and heavy water production facilities.
The cost of additions and replacement of component units is capitalized. This
cost includes direct material and labour, and overhead costs such as engineer-
ing, administration and procurement that are considered applicable to the cap-
ital construction program. Interest is capitalized on construction costs based
on the preceding three-year average of the cost of long-term funds borrowed.
This rate was 8.0% in 1975 and 7.5% in 1974.
In the case of nuclear generation facilities, cost includes the cost of heavy
water purchased and produced. The cost of producing heavy water includes
the direct costs of production, applicable overheads, interest, and depreciation
of the heavy water production facilities.
For normal retirements, the cost of assets retired less salvage proceeds is
charged to accumulated depreciation with no gain or loss being reflected in
operations. For unusual or premature retirements, the gains or losses on assets
retired are reflected in operations.
Depreciation
Since January 1, 1971, all additions to fixed assets and the net book value of
thermal-electric generating stations in service at the end of 1970 have been
depreciated using the straight-line method. All other assets in service at the
end of 1970 continue to be depreciated on the sinking fund method. Deprecia-
tion rates for the various classes of assets are based on the estimated service
lives, which are subject to periodic review. The service lives of major asset
classes are:
Generation— Hydro-electric 50 to 100 years
Generation— Thermal-electric 30 years
Transmission and distribution 25 to 50 years
Heavy water production facilities 20 years
Accounting Policies 25
Nuclear agreement - Pickering units 1 &2
Ontario Hydro, Atomic Energy of Canada Limited, and the Province of
Ontario are parties to a joint undertaking for the construction and operation
of units 1 and 2 of Pickering Nuclear Generating Station, with ownership of
these units being vested in Ontario Hydro. Contributions to the capital cost by
Atomic Energy of Canada Limited and the Province of Ontario amounted to
$258 million and these have been deducted in arriving at the value of fixed
assets in service in respect of Pickering units 1 and 2. Ontario Hydro is
required to make monthly payments until the year 2001 to each of the parties
in proportion to their capital contributions. These payments, termed "pay-
back", represent in a broad sense the net operational advantage of having the
power generated by Pickering units 1 and 2 as compared with coal-fired units
similar to Lambton units 1 and 2.
Appropriations from net income
Under the provisions of The Power Corporation Act, the price payable by cus-
tomers for power is the cost of supplying the power. Such cost is defined in the
Act to include the cost of operating and maintaining the system, depreciation,
interest, and the amounts appropriated for debt retirement and stabilization of
rates and contingencies.
The debt retirement appropriation is the amount required under the Act to
accumulate in 40 years a sum equal to the debt incurred for the cost of the
fixed assets in service. The appropriation for or withdrawal from the stabiliza-
tion of rates and contingencies reserve is the amount required to stabilize the
effect of abnormal cost fluctuations.
Foreign currency translation
Long-term debt payable in foreign currencies is translated to Canadian cur-
rency at rates of exchange at the time of issue. Current monetary assets and
liabilities, including long-term debt payable within one year, are adjusted to
Canadian currency at year-end rates of exchange. Exchange gains or losses are
credited or charged to interest expense in the statement of operations.
Pension and Insurance Plan
The Pension and Insurance Plan is a contributory, benefit-based plan covering
all regular employees of Ontario Hydro. The most recent actuarial valuation
26 Finance
of the plan, at December 31, 1973, indicated an unfunded obligation of
Ontario Hydro of approximately $55 million. Of this amount, $36 million rep-
resenting an experience deficiency is being amortized over the years 1974
through 1978 and the balance of $19 million representing the unfunded liabil-
ity with respect to improved benefits is being amortized over the years 1974
through 1989.
The pension costs for each year include current service costs and the pro-rata
share of the amount required to amortize the unfunded obligation.
Statement of Operations
STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS
for the year ended December 31, 1975
27
Revenues
Primary power and energy . .
Secondary power and energy
Costs
Operation, maintenance, and administration
Fuel used for electric generation
Power purchased
Nuclear agreement— payback
Depreciation (note 8)
INCOME BEFORE INTEREST AND EXTRAORDINARY ITEM
Interest (note 2) . ,
(LOSS) INCOME BEFORE EXTRAORDINARY ITEM
Extraordinary item (note 1)
net(loss) income
Appropriations for (withdrawal fromc
Debt retirement as required by The Power Corporation Act
Stabilization of rates and contingencies
1975
$'000
1974
$'000
1,027,606
42.989
896,270
101.506
1.070.595
997.776
315,388
253.276
72,274
20,896
155.617
275,257
154,037
60,699
15,708
142.456
817.451
648.157
253,144
254.010
349,619
223.410
(866)
60.000
126,209
(60.866)
126.209
78,360
(139.226)
73.184
53.025
(60.866)
126.209
See accompanying summary of significant accounting
policies and notes to financial statements.
AUDITORS- REPORT
We have examined the statement of financial position of Ontario Hydro as at December 31. 1975 and the statements of operations, reserve
for stabilization of rates and contingencies, equities accumulated through debt retirement appropriations, and changes in financial position
for the year then ended. Our examination included a general review of the accounting procedures and such tests of accounting records and
other supporting evidence as we considered necessary in the circumstances.
In our opinion, these financial statements present fairly the financial position of Ontario Hydro as at December 31. 1975 and the results
of its operations and the changes in its financial position for the year then ended, in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles
applied on a basis consistent with that of the preceding year.
Toronto. Canada
March 8. 1976
CLARKSON. GORDON & CO.
Chartered Accountants
28 Finance
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION
ASSETS
1975 1974
Current assets
Cash and short-term investments (note 3)
Accounts receivable
Fuel for electric generation, at cost
Materials and supplies, at cost
Other assets
Investments (note 4)
Debt discount and expense, less amounts written off
Investment in coal supply (note 5)
Long-term accounts receivable and other assets . . . .
$'000 $'000
Fixed assets
Fixed assets in service, at cost 6, 198,985 5,780,942
Less accumulated depreciation 1,235.810 1,093,272
4,963,175 4,687,670
Fixed assets under construction, at cost 2,664,1 19 1,665,829
7,627.294 6.353,499
144,402
77,046
157,311
129,962
288,646
158,813
77,892
57,285
668.251 423.106
86,899
228,710
62,408
47,680
24,997
6,711
23,452
20.583
297.756 303.684
8,593,301 7,080,289
See accompanying summary of significant accounting
policies and notes to financial statements.
Statement of Financial Position
AS AT DECEMBER 31, 1975
LIABILITIES
29
1975
$'000
1974
i'000
Long-term debt
Bonds and notes payable (note 6)
Other long-term debt (note 7)
Less payable within one year
Current liabilities
Accounts payable and accrued charges
Notes payable
Accrued interest
Long-term debt payable within one year
Estimated liability on cancellation of heavy water plant (note 1)
Equity
Equities accumulated through debt retirement appropriations .
Reserve for stabilization of rates and contingencies
Contributions from the Province of Ontario as assistance for
rural construction
6,207,733
283,908
6,491,641
179.659
6,311,982
4,782,514
245.900
5,028,414
118.560
4.909.854
355,212
225,084
180,140
249,985
127,500
104,876
179,659
118,560
27,834
-
870.345
698,505
1,094,081
190,198
126.695
1,015,725
329,510
126,695
1.410.974
1,471,930
8,593,301
7,080,289
On behalf of the Board
R. B. Taylor
Chairman
D. J. Gordon
President
30
Finance
RESERVE FOR STABILIZATION
OF RATES AND CONTINGENCIES
for the year ended December 31, 1975
Held for
the benefit
of all
customers
Held for the benefit of
(or recoverable from)
certain groups of customers
Totals
Munici-
palities
Direct Retail
Customers Customers
1975
1974
Balances at beginning of year ....
Appropriation (withdrawal)
Payment to Ontario Municipal
Electric Association
$'000
359,326
(136,676)
$'000
1,144
86
(86)
$'000
(10,923)
4,072
$'000
(20,037)
(6,708)
$000
329,510
(139,226)
(86)
$'000
276,565
53,025
(80)
Balances at end of year
222,650
1,144
(6,851)
(26,745)
190,198
329,510
EQUITIES ACCUMULATED THROUGH
DEBT RETIREMENT APPROPRIATIONS
for the year ended December 31, 1975
Municipalities
Power District
(Retail and
Direct
Customers)
Totals
1975
1974
Balances at beginning of year
Add:
Debt retirement appropriation ....
Annexation transfers and refunds
$'000
705,998
52,474
8
$'000
309,727
25,886
(12)
$'000
1,015,725
78,360
(4)
$'000
942,586
73,184
(45)
Balances at end of year
758,480
335,601
1,094,081
1,015,725
See accompanying summary of significant accounting
policies and notes to financial statements.
Changes in Financial Position
STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN FINANCIAL POSITION
for the year ended December 31, 1975
1975
$'000
31
1974
rooo
Source of funds
Operations
(Loss) income before extraordinary item
Add charges not requiring funds
in the current year
Depreciation
Other items— net
Financing
Long-term debt
Bonds and notes issued 1.624. 1 13
Lease obligations assumed
on head office building (note 7) 45.000
Less retirements (205.886)
1.463.227
Short-term notes— (decrease) increase (69.845)
Cash and investments— (increase) decrease ■ (25.545)
Increase in accounts and interest payable
including estimated liability on cancellation of
heavy water plant
Application of funds
Net additions to fixed assets
Extraordinary item-loss on cancellation
of heavy water plant (note 1 )
Increases in fuel, materials and supplies
Increase in accounts receivable and other assets
Other items— net
(866)
155.617
(1.153)
153.598
1.429.412
126.209
142.456
2.361
271.026
670.156
(163.801)
506.355
71.185
81.389
1.367.837
658.929
180.586
33.499
1.702.021
963.454
873.854
60.000
—
150.440
63.550
48.504
20.552
13.665
5.498
1,702.021
963.454
See accompanying summary of significant accounting
policies and notes to financial statements.
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NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
1. Extraordinary item
During 1975, in response to the Ontario Government's publicly expressed concern about capital avail-
ability, Ontario Hydro reviewed its capital construction program. On February 1 1, 1976 certain specific
revisions to the long-term capital construction program were announced, involving the cancellation
of Bruce Heavy Water Plant "C", the deferment of proposed new generating stations, and the post-
ponement of completion of some generating stations currently under construction. Over the next ten
years these revisions are expected to reduce planned expenditures by $5.2 billion. The cancellation
of the heavy water plant has resulted in an extraordinary charge of $60 million against income to write
off the cost of preliminary construction and materials, incurred during 1975, and to provide for the
estimated costs of cancellation of contracts awarded for materials and equipment. (Construction of
this heavy water plant had been estimated to cost $562 million). The provision for estimated costs
of cancellation reflects the best current judgement of management, but may be subject to adjustment
when the final amounts are known.
2. Interest
Interest costs consisted of:
1975 1974
$'000 $'000
Interest on bonds, notes, and other debt 459,866 362.145
Less:
Interest capitalized 149, 197 84,806
Interest on heavy water production facilities— charged
to cost of heavy water
Interest earned on investments
Net gain on redemption of bonds and
sale of investments
Foreign exchange (loss) gain on redemption and
translation of foreign debt
3. Cash and short-term investments
Cash and short-term investments, with short-term investments recorded at cost (approximately
market value), consisted of:
1975 1974
Cash
Notes of. and interest bearing deposits with,
banks and trust companies
Government and government-guaranteed bonds
Corporate bonds and notes
18,538
18,177
34,049
32,111
7,622
3,012
(3.550)
629
205.856
138.735
254,010
223,410
$'000
$'000
8,814
7,938
108.016
35,011
22.597
27,140
4.975
6.957
144.402
77.046
Notes to Financial Statements
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4. Investments
These investments, with maturities beyond one year, are recorded at amortized cost and
consisted of:
1975 1974
Government and government-guaranteed bonds
Corporate bonds and notes
$'000
$'000
168,102
194,442
18,797
34.268
186.899
228.710
Market value of these investmentsat December31, 1975 was$161 million ( 1974— $208 million).
5. Investment in coal supply
Ontario Hydro and United States Steel Corporation have entered into an agreement for the develop-
ment of a coal mine owned by United States Steel Corporation for the supply of 90 million tons of
coal to Ontario Hydro over a thirty-year period commencing in 1976. Ontario Hydro has agreed to
advance up to $48 million for mine development and equipment, to guarantee lease payments for
mine equipment and rolling stock leased by United States Steel Corporation, and to make subsequent
advances for a portion of the cost of equipment replacements. Advances and associated costs, such
as interest, amounted to $25 million to December 31, 1975. These advances and associated costs are
to be amortized on a tonnage basis and included as part of the cost of the coal purchased under this
agreement.
6. Bonds and notes payable
Bonds and notes payable, expressed in Canadian dollars are summarized by years of maturity and
by the currency in which payable in the following table:
1975
1974
Years
Principal outstanding
Weighted Average
of maturity
$'000
Coupon Rate
Canadian
Foreign
Total
1975
_
_
_
1976
166,327
5,830
172.157
1977
125,767
10.543
136,310
1978
171,685
55.559
227,244
1979
137,602
10,544
148,146
1980
77.050
178.818
255.868
1- 5 years
678.431
261.294
939,725
6.1%
6-10 years
801.045
436,639
1,237.684
7.3
11- 15 years
270.445
115.530
385,975
6.0
16-20 years
416,497
-
416,497
8.1
21-25 years
1.398,812
589.383
1.988.195
8.4
26-30 years
-
1.239.657
1.239.657
8.8
Principal outstanding
$'000
Weighted Average
Coupon Rate
3.565.230 2.642.503 6.207.733
Currency in which payable
Canadian dollars 3,565,230
United States dollars 2.392.984
West German Deutschemarks 134.858
Swiss Francs 1 14.661
6.207.733
111.960
170,910
135.982
218,765
148,270
785,887
728,809
358,340
381,295
1.668.312
859,871
4,782.514
3,028,634
1,590.859
137,109
25.912
4.782.514
5.7^
6.0
6.0
7.1
8.0
8.6
34 Finance
(1) All bonds and notes payable are guaranteed as to principal and interest by the Province of Ontario.
Bonds and notes payable in U.S. dollars include $2,282 million (1974— $1,556 million) of Ontario Hydro
bonds held by the Province of Ontario and having terms identical with Province of Ontario bonds sold
in the United States on behalf of Onatrio Hydro.
(2) Long-term bonds and notes payable in foreign currencies are translated to Canadian currency at rates
of exchange at time of issue. If translated at year-end rates of exchange, the total Canadian dollar liability
would be increased (decreased) by a net of:
_ 1975 1974
United States dollars
West German Deutschemarks
Swiss Francs
$'000
$'000
(5,205)
(46,013)
34,183
49,821
13.478
13,358
42.456 17.166
7. Other long-term debt 1975 1974
Other long-term debt consisted of: $'000 $'000
(a) The balance due to Atomic Energy of Canada Limited for the purchase
of Bruce Heavy Water Plant "A". Under the purchase agreement, Ontario
Hydro pays equal monthly instalments of blended principal and interest to
December 28. 1992. with interest at the rate of 7.795% 239,300 245,900
(b) Lease obligations assumed under the lease with Canada Crescent
Corporation for the head office building at 700 University Avenue, Toronto.
Effective October 1, 1975, the date of commencement of the lease, an
amount of $45 million (U.S. $43.9 million) being the present value of the
future rentals under the lease (excluding charges for taxes, utilities and
maintenance), discounted at an interest rate of 8%, was capitalized as a fixed
asset under "administration and service facilities". The lease term is for the
30-year period ending September 30, 2005, at which time ownership of the
building may be acquired by Ontario Hydro for $1 44,608 -
283.908 245.900
Payments required on the above debt, exclusive of interest, will total $44 million over the next five
years. The amount payable within one year is $7.5 million (1974— $6.6 million).
8. Reclassification of 1974 comparative figures
In order to be consistent with the presentation adopted in 1975, an amount of $13,103,000 previously
included with operation, maintenance and administration expense in 1974 has been reclassified as
depreciation.
9. Anti-Inflation program
Effective October 14, 1975 the Government of Canada passed the Anti-Inflation Act (Canada). Subse-
quently, the Province of Ontario entered into an agreement with the Federal .Government whereby
Ontario Hydro is subject to the guidelines under this Act only in the matter of employee compensation.
Ontario Hydro's prices for electricity will continue to be reviewed by the Ontario Energy Board. It
is not anticipated that the Anti-Inflation Act will have any material effect on the 1975 financial state-
ments of the Corporation.
Pension and Insurance Fund 35
PENSION AND INSURANCE FUND
STATEMENT OF ASSETS
as at December 31, 1975
1975 1974
$ '000 $ '000
Fixed income securities
Government and government-guaranteed bonds 1 19,873 145,660
Corporate bonds 108,299 74,279
First mortgages 170,666 133,685
Total fixed income securities
Equities— corporate shares
Cash and short-term investments
Total investments 588,520 5 15,340
Accrued interest 5,595 4,784
Receivable from Ontario Hydro 5,372 796
599.487 520,920
398,838
189,512
170
353,624
158,529
3; 187
Notes
1. The most recent actuarial valuation of the plan, at December 31, 1973, indicated an unfunded obliga-
tion of Ontario Hydro of approximately $55 million. Of this amount, $36 million representing an
experience deficiency is being amortized over the years 1974 through 1978 and the balance of $19
million representing the unfunded liability with respect to improved benefits is being amortized over
the years 1974 through 1989.
2. In the above statement of assets, bonds are included at amortized cost, first mortgages at balance of
principal outstanding and shares at cost. Total bonds and shares at December 31, 1975 with a book
value of $418 million had a market value of $372 million. (1974: book value $378 million— market value
$304 million).
AUDITORS' REPORT
(Pension and Insurance Fund)
We have examined the statement of assets of The Pension and Insurance Fund of Ontario Hydro as at December 31. 1975. Our examina-
tion included a general review of the accounting procedures and such tests of accounting records and other supporting evidence as we
considered necessary in the circumstances.
In our opinion, the accompanying statement presents fairly the assets of the fund as at December 31. 1975.
Toronto. Canada CLARKSON. GORDON & CO.
March 8. 1976 Chartered Accountants
36
APPENDIX I - OPERATIONS
The Table of Power Resources and Requirements on pages 40 and 41 shows
the primary peak requirements for the month of December and the dependa-
ble peak capacity of resources at that time. A separate table on pages 38 and
39 gives the dependable peak capacity and the December maximum output of
major Ontario Hydro generating stations and of the major sources of pur-
chased power. Any comparison of total requirements and resources should
make allowance for that part of total requirements that may be interrupted
over the peak period under contract terms accepted by the customer. In 1975
this was approximately 264,400 kilowatts.
The dependable capacity of the hydro-electric generating stations is the esti-
mated output which an analysis of stream-flow conditions indicates the station
is capable of producing 98 per cent of the time. It can be expected to exceed
this output in 49 out of 50 years. Since the stations so rated are distributed on
many widely separated watersheds and since all would not be simultaneously
affected by low stream flows, the amount by which the total hydro-electric
generating capacity of the system exceeds the sum of the various station
capacities represents the diversity in stream flow within the system. The
dependable peak capacity of the thermal station is the net output of its fully
commissioned units.
The analysis of energy made available by Ontario Hydro on page 43 shows for
the East and West System components and the Total System the energy
obtained from each major source in 1974 and 1975 and the related percentage
changes in 1975. The table also shows the corresponding primary and second-
ary energy supplied in each year together with the percentage changes in 1975.
Total energy made available declined by 1.8 per cent from that of 1974 to
89,140 million kilowatt-hours. Production at Ontario Hydro generating sta-
tions was 72,697 million kilowatt-hours, 4.7 per cent less than in 1974. This
output consisted of 35,128 million kilowatt-hours from hydro-electric genera-
tion, 6.9 per cent less than in 1974, and 37,569 million kilowatt-hours from
thermal-electric generation, 2.6 per cent below 1974 production. Conventional
thermal-electric output increased 5.0 per cent to 26,254 million kilowatt-hours
and output of nuclear stations declined 16.5 per cent to 11,304 million kilo-
watt-hours. The energy from combustion turbines was 11 million kilowatt-
hours, 48.1 per cent less than 1974. At the same time the amount of purchased
energy rose 13.7 per cent to 16,443 million kilowatt-hours.
Energy Made A vailable
37
During the early months of the year, stream flows were augmented by water
from storage reserviors. The spring freshet restored most lakes to near or
above normal levels. From the end of May storages declined. In the East Sys-
tem, although there was some improvement toward the end of the year, the
total usable water, excluding the Great Lakes, was about 12 per cent below
normal and it was 25 per cent below normal in the West. Of the four major riv-
ers the Niagara and the St Lawrence had mean flows in excess of their ten-year
moving averages by 12.7 and 1 1.3 per cent respectively and the mean flows on
the Ottawa and Abitibi Rivers were 24.6 and 23.5 per cent below the averages.
ENERGY MADE AVAILABLE BY ONTARIO HYDRO
Increase
1974
1975
or
Decrease
kWh
kWh
9f
East System
Generated (Net)
Hydro- Electric
33.331.164.244
30.929.191.453
- 7.2
Thermal-Electric-
Conventional. Nuclear
& Combustion Turbine
38.394.715.930
37.550.120.670
- 2.2
Total Generated
71.725.880.174
68.479.312.123
- 4.5
Purchased
12.788.304.988
14 717.360.142
15.1
Transferred In or (Out)
952.700.000
1.213.880.000
Primary
77.389.285.490
79.512.594.703
2.7
Secondary
8.077.599.672
4.897.957.562
-39.4
Total
85.466.885.162
84.410.552.265
- 1.2
West System
Generated (Net)
Hydro- Electric
4.417.562.600
4.199.1 16.900
- 4.9
Thermal-Electric-
Conventional, combustion
turbine and diesel-electric
174.135.200
18.762.420
-89.2
Total Generated
4.591.697.800
4.217.879.320
- 8.1
Purchased
1.667.854.000
1.725.846.400
3.5
Transferred In or (Out)
(952.700.000)
(1.213.880.000)
Primarv
5.306.808.800
4.709.313.720
-11.3
Secondary
43.000
20.532.000
Total
5.306.851.800
4.729.845.720
-10.9
Total System
Generated (Net)
Hydro-Electric
37.748.726.844
35.128.308.353
- 6.9
Thermal-Electric -
Conventional. Nuclear
Combustion Turbine
& Diesel-Electric
38.568.851.130
37.568.883.090
- 2.6
Total Generated
76.317.577.974
72.697.191.443
- 4.7
Purchased
14.456.158.988
16.443.206.542
13.7
Primary
82.696.094.290
84.221.908.423
1.8
Secondary
8.077.642.672
4.918.489.562
-39.1
Total
90,773.736,962
89,140.397.985
- 1.8
38
Appendix I— Operations
ONTARIO HYDROS POWER RESOURCES- 1975
Dependable
Capacity*
Maximum
Output*
Annual Energy
Output (Net)#
•kW
kW
kWh
River
Hydro-Electric Generating Stations
Niagara
420.000
1.292.000
108.000
31.000
124.000
-75.000
341.200
1.297.500
63.000
98.000
0
31.500
135.000
2.638.337.280
9.287.429.000
Pumping-Generating Station
"'Ontario Power
-122.340.000
728.113.000
-2.341.410
Welland Canal
DeCew Falls No 1
DeCew Falls No. 2
Adjustment to Niagara River Stations, an allow-
ance for use of water diverted to Ontario Hydro
from the plant of another producer
158.152.000
894.903.100
St. Lawrence
Robert H. Saunders-St. Lawrence
696.000
860.000
7.214.685.000
Ottawa
Des Joachims
Otto Holden
Chenaux
Chats Falls (Ontario halO
367.000
193.000
108.000
73.000
382.000
217.000
117.000
80.000
2.007.958.600
987.995.400
656.347.000
488.260.000
Madawaska
Mountain Chute
Barrett Chute
Stewartville
164.000
172.000
168.000
144.000
160.000
160.000
251.191.600
257.260.700
265.426.000
Abitibi
## Abitibi Canyon
Otter Rapids
226.000
177.000
165.000
1 70.400
1.192.218.900
610.689.300
Mississagi
158.000
46.000
229.000
40.000
158.000
42.000
121.000
42.000
189.822.603
70.316.940
Wells
Red Rock Falls
343.070.000
188.114.800
Mattagami
Kipling
Little Long
142.000
125.000
125.000
252.000
137.500
68.000
138.000
123.000
532.956.200
464.572.900
539.189.200
Montreal
Lower Notch
344.935.400
Various
Other Hydro-Electric Generating Stations
^Adjustment for diversity
Sub-total East System Component
Pine Portage
Cameron Falls
137.200
78.800
135.460
741.927.940
5.577.000
30.929.191.453
Nipigon
114.800
"75.000
62.400
70.500
59.600
45.700
49.000
130.000
61.300
52.500
73.000
69.750
46.000
58.000
909.900.000
602.961.000
488.634.000
English
Caribou Falls
565.515.000
433.963.500
Silver Falls
201.973.000
Winnipeg
Whitedog Falls
438.029.000
Aguasabon
Aguasabon
45.000
45.200
286.455.000
Various
Other Hydro-Electric Stations
0 Adjustment for diversity
Sub-total West System Component
Total hydro-electric generation
29.700
27.000
41.600
271.686.400
578.700
4.199.1 16.900
6.155.700
35.128.308.353
Power Resources
ONTARIO HYDRO'S POWER RESOURCES- 1975
39
Location
Kingston
Courtright
Windsor
Nanticoke
Toronto
Pickering
Rolphton
Thunder Bay
Thermal-Electric Generating Stations
Lennox
Lambton
J. Clarke Keith
Nanticoke
Lakeview
Richard L. Hearn
Pickering (Nuclear)
Nuclear Power Demonstration
Combustion Turbines
Sub-total East System Component
Thunder Bay
Combustion Turbines and Diesel-Electri<
Sub-total West System Component
Total Thermal-electric generation
Sources of Purchased Power
AECL-Douglas Point
Detroit Edison Co
## Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
"Canadian Niagara Power Co
Power Authority of the State of New York
# #Quebec Hydro-Electric Commission
Dow Chemical
# #Abitibi Paper Co. Ltd
Great Lakes Power
Miscellaneous (relatively small suppliers)
International Nickel Company
Sub-total East System Component
Manitoba Hydro-Electric Board
Ontario-Minnesota P&P Company Limited
Sub-total West System component
Total Generated
Total Purchased
Total Generated and Purchased
Dependable
Capacity*
2.100.000
256.000
2.471.000
2.298.000
1.196.000
22.000
384.400
97.000
29.000
.100
700
18.666,900
Maximum
Output*
850.000
2.100.000
83.500
2.450.000
1.690.000
861.000
22.500
182.320
-960
9.000
58.000
0
454.000
44.000
267.000
.226.000
46.000
22.200
50.000
215.000
14.000
Annual Energy
Output (Net)*
468.277.000
6.084.314.000
25.447.100
8.973.259.000
5.316.433.000
5.368.479.600
153.686.000
10.099.970
37.550.120.670
17.545.300
1.217.120
37.568.883.090
553.935.688
0
2.274.090.000
209.870.000
436.825.000
10.842.123.800
96.952.800
165.919.896
66.514.758
70.186.700
941.500
.705.214.000
20.632.400
72,697,191,443
16,443,206,542
89,140,397,985
•The power capacity and output reported in this table are the 20-minute peaks for the month of December. Since the various maximum
outputs do not coincide, their sum is not the peak load of the system.
*Net output of generating stations or the total received from suppliers.
**25-hertz.
##25-and60-hertz.
0Adjustment to reconcile the sum of the plant capacities with the calculated capacity of the East System and West System components,
each considered as a whole.
40
Appendix I— Operations
POWER RESOURCES AND REQUIREMENTS
Total System
1974
1975
Net Incre
ISC
kW
kW
kW
%
Dependable Peak Capacity
Generated Hydro-Electric
Thermal-Electric
6.294,100
7.863.600
6.155,700
10.909.400
-138,400
3.045.800+
-2.2
38.7
Total Generated
14.157.700
17,065.100
2.907.400
20.5
Purchased
1.600.800
1.601.800
1.000
.1
Total Generated and Purchased
15.758.500
18.666.900
2.908.400
18.5
Reserve or Deficiency
2.220.268
4.154.252
1.933.984
87.1
*Primary Power Requirements
13.538.232
14.512.648
974.416
7.2
Ratio of Reserve or Deficiency to Requirements $
16.4
28.6
TRANSMISSION LINES AND CIRCUITS
Classified by Voltages and Types of Supporting Structures
Line Route Miles
Circi'it Miles
At Dec. 31
1975
At Dec. 31
1974
At Dec. 31
1975
At Dec. 31
1974
500,000-volt aluminum or steel tower ....
345,000-volt steel tower
645
3
4,497
847
2
2,230
2,909
60
166
8
7,844
645
3
4,359
847
2
2,234
2,862
57
166
8
7,714
645
3
6,719
848
4
3,739
2,921
108
166
8
8,580
645
3
230,000-volt aluminum or steel tower ....
230,000-volt wood pole
230,000-volt underground
1 15,000- volt steel tower
6,472
848
4
3,737
1 15,000- volt wood pole
1 1 5,000- vojt underground
69,000-volt wood pole
60,000-volt steel tower or wood pole ...
44,000-volt and less wood and steel
2,874
105
166
8
8,420
TOTAL
19,211
18,897
23.741
23,282
Power Resources and Requirements
DECEMBER 1974 AND 1975
41
East System
Com pon en i
WestSystl\
Component
1974
1975
1974
1975
kW
kW
kW
kW
5.715.000
5.577.000
579.100
578.700
7.734.600t
10.783.400
1 29.000
1 26.000
13.449.600
16.360.400
708.100
704.700
1.400.800
1.401.800
200.000
200.000
14.850.400
17.762.200
908.100
904.700
1.946.618
3.787.962
185.430
343.860
12.903.782
13.974.238
722.670
560.840
15.1
27.1
25.7
61.3
The capacities shown are those available tor a 20-minute period at the time of the system primary peak demand in December, the capacity
of" the purchased power sources being based on the terms of the purchased contract. Requirements shown are the maximum peaks lor
December on the East System Component and the West System Component, and a coincident value lor the Total System. The coincident
value, however is not the sum of the component maximum requirements, which occur at different times. Some part of the East System
requirements is subject to interruptions over the peak period in accordance with contract terms accepted by the customers, the total
possible load subject to such interruptions at the time of the 1975 peak being 264.400 k W.
One Pickering and four Nanticoke units reinstated as dependable following an extended outage period which had encompassed the
1974 December peak
DISPOSAL OF ENERGY BY ONTARIO HYDRO
1975
To Municipalities
To Direct Customers
-Utilities for Resale
Sub-total
To Retail Customers
In Towns and Villages
In Rural Areas
— Utilities for Resale
Sub-total
To Ontario Hydro Heavy Water Plant and Construction Projects*
Total Energy Used
Distribution Losses & Unaccounted for
Transmission Losses & Unaccounted for
Total Primary & Secondary Energy Supplied
Primary
kWh
54.522.783.860f
9.915.105.830
2.672.602.002f
Secondary
kWh
7.896.562
4.916.123.000
Total
kWh
54.522.783.860
9.923.002.392
7.588.725.002
67.110.491.692
4.924.019.562
72.034.511.254
388.688.300
10.638.283.600
22.400.400t
-
388.688.300
10.638.283,600
22.400.400
11.049.372.300
-
11.049.372.300
534.664.95 1
-
534.664.95 1
78,694.528.943
1.031.325.600
4.490.523.880
4.924.019.562
83.618.548.505
1.031.325.600
4.490.523.880
84.216.378.423
4.924.019.562
89.140.397.985
t The three quantities of primary power thus indicated, amounting to 57.2 1 7.786.262 kWh, were delivered to municipal and other utilities
for resale.
* This energy was included in energy supplied to Rural Areas and Direct Customers prior to 1975.
42
Appendix I— Operations
ANALYSIS OF
by Ontario Hydro and Associated
Sales by Associated
Municipal
Electrical Utilities
Listed in
Statement A
Ultimate Use:
Residential Service
Continuous Occupancy
Intermittent Occupancy
Total sales residential-type service
General Service
—Primary
—Secondary
Farm
Street Lighting
Unclassified as to Ultimate Use:
To Other Utilities— Primary
—Secondary
Total sales
Adjustments:
Distribution losses and unaccounted for— M.E.U.
Generated by M.E.U. listed in Statement A
Purchased by M.E.U. listed in Statement A from sources
other than the Ontario Hydro
Ontario Hydro sales to municipalities, to direct, and to
retail customers
Supplied to heavy water plant and construction
projects— Ontario Hydro
Distribution losses and unaccounted for— Ontario Hydro
Transmission losses and unaccounted for— Ontario Hydro
Generated and purchased by the Ontario Hydro
kWh %
15,394,846,066 29.3
15,394,846,066 29.3
36,561,986,163 69.6
586,670,947 1.1
52.543.503.176 100.0
2,212,921,824
(199,809,540)
(33.831.600)
54,522.783,860
* Includes those direct customers who were formerly classed as Retail Speeral with loads under 5,000 k W
f In previous years this energy was included in Ontario Hydro sales
Analysis of Energy Sales
43
ENERGY SALES
Municipal Electrical Utilities during 1975
Sales by the Ontar
io Hydro
Total
To Retail Customers
To Direct
Customers
In Certain Towns
and Villages Served
by Ontario Hydro
Distribution Facilities
In Rural
Areas*
kWh %
207.349.500 53.4
kWh
4.379.786.000
401.813.700
%
41.1
3.8
kWh
%
kWh
19.981,981.566
401.813.700
24.6
.5
207,349.500 53.4
4,781,599,700
3.854.326.300
44.9
36.1
18.4
.4
.2
56.6
.0
15.3
28.1
20,383,795,266
50.508.026.193
7.896.562
1.958,186.300
635.573,147
2.695,002.402
4.916.123.000
25.1
176.607.900 45.4
9.915.105.830
7.896.562
62.3
0
1.958,186,300
44,171,300
22,400,400
24
4,730,900 1.2
.8
2.672.602,002
4.916.123.000
3.3
6.1
388.688.300 100.0
10.660.684.000
100.0
17.511.727.394
100.0
81.104.602.870
100.0
2.212.921.824
(199.809.540)
(33.831.600)
388,688.300
10,660,684,000
47.374.475
980.931.300
17.511.727.394
487,290,476
24.142.700
83.083.883,554
534.664,9511
1.031.325.600
4.490.523.880
89.140.397.985
26,251.600
44 Appendix I— Operations
NUMBER OF ULTIMATE CUSTOMERS SERVED
by Ontario Hydro and Associated Municipal Electrical Utilities
Increase or
1974 1975 Decrease
Per Cent
Retail customers of 353 municipal
utilities 1,872,461 1,899,392 +1.4
Retail customers of Ontario Hydro
(including 2 utilities) 720,273 747,609 + 3.8
Direct customers (including 1 1 utilities) 99 107 +8.0
Total 2,592,833 2,647, 108 + 2. 1
45
APPENDIX II - FINANCE
Table of Financial Statements
Statement of Operations 27
Statement of Financial Position 28
Reserve for Stabilization of Rates
and Contingencies 30
Equities Accumulated Through
Debt Retirement Appropriations , 30
Statement of Changes in
Financial Position 31
Notes to Financial Statements 32
Fixed Assets in Service and
Under Construction 46
Accumulated Depreciation 48
Long-Term Bonds and Notes Payable 49
Summary of the Allocation of Charges
for Primary Power 52
Statement of the Amounts Charged for
Primary Power to Municipalities 54
Equities Accumulated by Municipalities
Through Debt Retirement Appropriations 72
46
Appendix II— Finance
FIXED
for the year ended
Balance
December
31, 1974
In
Placed
In
Service
Power Supply Facilities
Generating Stations
Fossil-electric
Nuclear-electric
Hydro-electric
Total generating stations
Transformer stations
Transmission lines
Communication equipment
Retail distribution facilities
Total power supply facilities
Heavy Water Plant and Facilities
Administration and Service Facilities
Land and buildings
Office and service equipment
Total administration and service facilities
Total Fixed Assets
$'000
1,251,791
501,573
1,592,486
3,345,850
692,776
695,791
44,657
561.008
5.340.082
255.890
58,952
126.018
184.970
5.780,942
$'000
126,464
2,000
4.950
33,414
57,935
70,307
12,545
63,258
337,459
834
63,427
41.671
105.098
443,391
Fixed Assets
47
ASSETS
December 31, 1975
Service
Under
Construction
December 31,
1975
Total
December 31,
1975
Retired
or
Reclassified
Balance
December
31, 1975
Expenditures
During
1975
$'000
173
(1,177)
(1.006)
$'000
1,378,428
502,396
1,596,430
$'000
682,010
1,339,130
76,099
$'000
2,060,438
1,841,526
1,672,529
$'000
258,111
510,155
39,220
(2,010)
(3,606)
(1,193)
(1,327)
(9,729)
3,477,254
747,105
764,905
55,875
614,537
2,097,239
79,853
133,417
27,195
6,191
5,574,493
826,958
898,322
83,070
620,728
807,486
86,709
111,266
18,660
62,464
(17,865)
5,659,676
2.343,895
8,003,571
1,086,585
256,724
307,588
564,312
251,035
(1,113)
(6,370)
121,266
161,319
12,636
133,902
161,319
62,391
41,671
(7,483)
282,585
12,636
295,221
104,062
(25,348)
6,198,985
2,664,119
8,863,104
1,441,682
48
Appendix II— Finance
ACCUMULATED DEPRECIATION
for the Year Ended December 31, 1975
Balance
December 31.
1974
Direct
Provision
Indirect
Provision
Retirements
and
Adjustments
Balance
December 31.
1975
Power Supply Facilities
Generating stations-
Fossil-electric
Nuclear-electric
Hydro-electric
$ '000
237.636
39.198
256.499
$ '000
47.737
12.944
17.025
$ '000
4
$ '000
135
(96)
(695)
$ '000
285.508
52,050
272.829
Total generating stations
533.333
77.706
4
(656)
610.387
Transformer stations
Transmission lines
Communications equipment
Retail distribution facilities
154.395
124.513
10.828
174.963
21.502
12.545
2,146
20.272 •
52
(2.707)
(885)
(1.334)
(9.146)
173.242
136,173
11,640
186.089
Total power supply facilities
998.032
1 34. 1 7 1
56
(14.728)
1. 117.531
Heavy Water Plant and Facilities
19.039
12.602
31.641
Administration and Service
Facilities
Land and building
Office and service equipment
10.084
66.117
1.369
15.050
(354)
(5.628)
11.099
75.539
Total administration and service facilities
76.201
16.419
(5.982)
86.638
Total Accumulated Depreciation
1.093.272
134.171
29.077
(20.710)
1.235,810
Long-term Bonds and Notes Payable
49
LONG-TERM BONDS AND NOTES PAYABLE
Payable in Canadian currencyO)
Year of
Interest
Principal Outstanding
Maturity
Callable
Issue
Rate
December 31. 1975
%
Can. $'000
Jan. 1976
1974
1956
4.00
43.147
Sept. 1976
(2)
1970
8.50
74,632
Oct. 1976
1969
8.25
13.949
Nov. 1976
1974
1957
5.00
34,599
Jan. 1977
1975
1967
6.25
14.810
Mar. 1977
1975
1955
3.50
38.113
Apr. 1977
1974
1957
5.00
72.444
June 1977
-
1975
7.00
150
Nov. 1977
-
1974
8.50
250
Jan. 1978
-
1975
8.25
3.300
Feb. 1978
-
1972
6.25
30.000
Feb. 1978
-
1975
7.50
5.000
Mar. 1978
1976
1958
4.50
32.627
Aug. 1978
—
1973
8.25
30.000
Oct. 1978
1976
1958
5.00
45.508
Nov. 1978
-
1973
8.25
25,000
Dec. 1978
—
1975
9.125
250
Mar. 1979
-
1974
8.00
25.000
Mav 1979
1974
1954
3.50
34.492
July 1979
-
1959
5.75
28.758
Oct. 1979
1974
1954
3.50
49.352
Jan. 1980
-
1975
7.75
300
Feb. 1980
1978
1960
6.00
26,305
Feb. 1980
-
1975
7.75
15,000
Feb. 1980
-
1975
7.25
50
July 1980
1978
1960
5.50
35.395
Feb. 1981
1979
1961
5.50
38.977
May 1981
-
1975
8.75
35.000
June 1981
-
1974
9.625
24.760
Aug. 1981
-
1974
9.75
25.000
Nov. 1981
—
1974
9.375
40.000
Jan. 1982
-
1975
8.75
40.000
Feb. 1982
-
1975
7.75
25.000
June 1982
1979
1962
5.00
31.654
Jury 1982
-
1975
9.00
75.000
Dec. 1982
-
1975
9.75
100.000
Mar. 1983
1980
1963
5.25
38.067
June 1983
1979
1963
5.00
50.930
Aug. 1983
-
1973
8.375
44.975
Nov. 1983
1980
1961
5.25
38.721
Feb. 1984
1981
1964
5.25
48.421
Oct. 1984
1980
1964
5.25
52.216
Feb. 1985
1981
1965
5.25
67.324
Oct 1985
-
1975
10.25
25.000
Jul\ 1987
1985
1967
6.25
23.622
Jan 1988
1984
1966
5.75
46.982
Apr. 1988
1984
1966
6.00
46.664
July 1988
1984
1966
6.00
43.842
Jan. 1989
1985
1967
6.25
37.599
Sept. 1989
1985
1967
6.50
27.259
Mar. 1990
1986
1967
6.00
44.477
Apr 1992
1988
1968
7.00
39.526
Aug. 1992
1988
1968
7.00
43.018
Sept. 1992
1988
1968
7.00
55.250
Mar. 1994
1989
1969
7.75
26.628
Apr. 1994
1990
1970
9.00
45.867
Ma> 1994
1989
1969
7.75
30.579
Oct' 1994
1989
1969
8.25
22.783
Dec. 1994
1989
1969
8.50
20.261
Feb. 1995
1990
1970
9.00
9.072
June 1995
1990
1970
9.00
55.443
Nov. 1995
1990
1970
8.75
68.070
Feb. 1996
1991
1971
7.50
85.198
Apr. 1996
1991
1971
7.625
47,635
Jul) 1996
1991
1971
8.25
64.555
Sept 1996
1991
1971
7.875
81.417
Feb. 1997
1992
1972
7.375
67.318
Apr. 1997
1992
1972
7.625
90.247
Sept. 1997
1997
1972
8.25
91.618
Feb. 1998
1993
1973
7.75
97.187
50
Appendix II— Finance
LONG-TERM BONDS AND NOTES PAYABLE (Cont.)
Payable in Canadian currencyO) (Cont.)
Year of
Interest
Principal Outstanding
Maturity
Callable
Issue
Rate
December 31, 1975
%
Can. $'000
May 1998
1993
1973
8.00
121,339
Nov. 1998
1993
1973
8.50
47,453
Mar. 1999
1994
1974
8.50
73,186
June 1999
1994
1974
9.75
73,191
Aug. 1999
1994
1974
10.25
73,958
Nov. 1999
1994
1974
10.00
59,510
Jan. 2000
1995
1975
9.75
60,000
Feb. 2000
1995
1975
9.50
100,000
May 2000
-
1975
10.25
65,000
Oct. 2000
1995
1975
10.75
100,000
Total Payable in Canadian currency .
Total payable in United States currency
Payable in West German currencyO
Total payable in West German currency
3.565.230
Payable in United States Currency*1) Held by Province of Ontario
%
US $'000
Can $'000
Nov. 1978
1958 (3)
1953
3,625
46,097
45,016
Mar. 1980
1959 (3)
1954
3.125
28,861
28,165
May 1981
1961 (3)
1956
3.875
39,652
38,936
June 1982
1981 (3)
1975
8.20
125,000
128.250
Feb. 1984
1969 (3)
1959
4.75
64,630
62,664
Nov. 1985
(3)
1975
8.40
100,000
101,220
Sept. 1990
1975 (3)
1965
4.75
44,896
48,319
Apr. 1996
1981 (3)
1966
5.50
31.977
34,475
Apr. 1997
1982 (3)
1967
5.625
59,054
63,908
Dec. 1997
1982 (3)
1967
6.875
69,470
75,115
Aug. 1998
1983 (3)
1968
7.125
70,495
75,650
Feb. 1999
1984 (3)
1969
7.375
72,970
78.397
Sept. 1999
1984 (3)
1969
8.375
92.075
99.240
Feb. 2000
1985 (3)
1970
9.25
87,470
93,812
Aug. 2000
1985 (3)
1970
9.25
67,435
68,786
May 2001
1986 (3)
1971
7.85
87.745
88,601
May 2002
1987 (3)
1972
7.70
98,310
97,327
Dec. 2002
1987 (3)
1972
7.30
92,020
91,698
Oct. 2003
1988 (3)
1973
7.90
120.620
120,656
Mar. 2004
1989 (3)
1974
8.60
118.415
1 14.934
Oct. 2004
1989 (3)
1974
10.25
172.760
169.621
Mar. 2005
1990 (3)
1975
8.875
200.000
200,480
June 2005
1990 (3)
1975
9.125
150,000
153.900
Nov. 2005
(3)
1975
9.25
200.000
202.440
435.000
2.281.610
%
DM -000
Can $'000
Aug.
1975-1984
1975
(3,4)
1969
7.00
135.000
38,150
Dec.
1977-1986
1977
(3,4)
1971
7.50
100.000
30.445
June
1980-1987
1980
(4,5)
1972
6.50
100.000
30.783
Mar.
1981-1988
1981
(4,5)
1973
6.50
100.000
35.480
134.858
Eurodollar-Payable in United States currencyO
Jan. 1977-1986
Sept. 1980
(3,4)
1971
1975
%
8.25
9.00
US $'000 Can $'000
34.300 34,589
75.000 76.785
Total Eurodollar-Payable in United States currency
109.300
11.374
Long-term Bonds and Notes Payable
51
(i)
LONG-TERM BONDS AND NOTES PAYABLE (Cont.)
Payable in Swiss currency*')
Maturity
Callable
Year of
Issue
Interest
Rate
Principal Outstanding
December 31. 1975
Nov. 1980
Oct. 1983-1987
Dec. 1980-1990
1983
(3,6)
(3,7)
1975
1972
1975
%
7.75
5.50
7.75
Sw. Fr'000 Can $'000
150.000 57.937
100.000 25.912
80.000 30.8 1 2
Total payable in Swiss currency
330.000 114.661
Bonds payable in United States currency, held by the Province of Ontario, have terms identical with issues sold in the United States
by the Province on behalf of Ontario Hydro. All other bonds payable are guaranteed as to principal and interest by the Province of
Ontario.
(2) Exchangeable at bondholder's option for an equal amount of bonds due September 1996 at 8.25% interest.
(3) Callable at various declining premiums.
(4) Payable in equal annual installments.
(5) Callable for 3 years at 101% and thereafter at par.
(6) Redeemable 1980-1989, by purchase in the market, of up to 4,000,000 Sw Fr annually, at prices not exceeding par.
(7) Redeemable 1983-1986, by purchase in the market, of up to 10,000,000 Sw Fr annually, at prices not exceeding par.
52
Appendix II— Finance
SUMMARY OF THE ALLOCATION OF THE AMOUNTS CHARGED
FOR PRIMARY POWER
for the Year Ended December 31, 1975
MUNICIPALITIES
POWER DISTRICT
TOTAL
Retail
Direct
Customers
Customers
$ '000
$ '000
$ '000
$ '000
Amounts Charged for Primary Power
Common Functions
Operation, maintenance and administration
380,348
85,792
66,352
532,492
Cost of return on equity
19,372
4,213
3,315
26,900
Debt retirement appropriation
52,474
11,412
8,978
72,864
Stabilization of rates and contingencies
withdrawal (note 7)
(56.993)
(12.394)
(9.752)
(79.139)
395,201
245.343
89,023
54.277
68,893
56,583
553,117
Energy at 4.50 mills per kWh
356,203
Total common functions
640,544
143,300
125,476
909,320
Other Functions
Transformation and metering— stage 1
28,965
6,523
1,667
37,155
Transformation and metering-stage II
1,177
4.440
31
5,648
1,909
(91)
(2,818)
(1.000)
Return on equity
(18.677)
(4.601)
(3,622)
(26,900)
Total bulk power charges allocated
653.918
149.571
120.734
924,223
Retail distribution charge
103.470
103.470
Total amount charged for primary power
653,918
253,041
120,734
1.027,693
649.107
248.180
125.508
1.022.795
Balance charged (municipalities) or transferred
to reserve for stabilization of rates and
contingencies (power district) (note 7)
(4.811)
(4.861)
4.774
(4.898)
Primary Power and Energy Supplied
Average of montTTiy peak load used in allocating the
amount charged for bulk power '000 kW
8,705
1.893d)
1.489
12.087
Energy-'OOO million kWh
54.521
12.061
12.574
79.156
( 1 ) includes local systems 69,656 kW
See accompanying notes on page 53
Allocation of Charges for Power 53
Notes to Statements of The Allocation of the Amounts Charged for Primary Power
1. Certain common functions in the production and supply of power are considered to be used by all customers in relation to demand
requirements. Therefore the associated charges are allocated at a common rate to all customers.
2. Stage I transformation and metering charges are those associated with transformation at high-voltage stations from 1 15 kV to a voltage
less than 1 15 kV but exceeding 10 kV. These charges are allocated on a kilowatt basis to all customers requiring the service.
Stage II transformation and metering charges are those associated with transformation at low-voltage stations from 44 kV. 27.6 kV.
13.8 kV or similar voltages to a delivery voltage of less than 10 kV. These charges are allocated on a kilowatt basis to all customers
requiring the service.
3. Special facilities charges are those associated with low-voltage line facilities located within a municipality's or local system's boundaries
that serve only that customer. Also included in this category are charges for providing standby services, adjustments for the net surpluses
or deficits arising from power contracts containing unusual rates or-supply conditions, and reductions allowed for interruptible power.
4. Return on equity is calculated at 2.67% on equities accumulated through debt retirement charges, after giving recognition to direct
customers' contributions for debt retirement prior to 1966. The charges of providing the return on equity is included in common demand
functions.
5. The portion of the amount charged for power attributable to producing energy, rather than meeting demand requirements, has been
classified as energy charge. For allocation purposes, this charge has been established at 4.50 mills per kWh.
6. The demand charge is the per kilowatt charge for primary power, exclusive of energy cost.
7. The withdrawal from the stabilization of rates and contingencies as shown on the Statement of Operations consists of:
$ '000
Withdrawal
In common demand functions 79.139
Deficit retail customers 4.861
Surplus direct customers (4.774)
79.226*
*Excluding the $60 million withdrawal with regard to cancellation of Bruce Heavy Water Plant "C".
54
Appendix II— Finance
STATEMENT OF THE AMOUNTS CHARGED
for the Year Ended
Municipality
Primary Power
Energy Supplied
During Year
(Principal Bases
of Allocation)
Average of
Monthly
Peak Loads
Energy
Common
Demand
Functions
(Note 1)
Energy at
4.5 Mills
per kWh
(Note 5)
Transformation
and Metering
(Note 2)
Stage I
Acton
Ailsa Craig
Ajax
Alexandria
Alfred
Alliston
Almonte
Alvinston
Amherstburg....
Ancaster Twp.
Apple Hill
Arkona
Arnprior
Arthur
Athens
Atikoken Twp.
Aurora
Avonmore
Aylmer
Ayr
Baden
Bancroft
Barrie
Barry's Bay
Bath
Beachburg
Beachville
Beamsville
Beaverton
Beeton
Belle River
Belleville
Belmont
Blenheim
Bloomfield
Blyth
Bobcaygeon
Bolton
Bothwell
Bowmanville....
kW
8,463.0
878.6
18.639.4
5,821.4
1,488.9
5,528.9
3,799.5
498.5
8,120.0
3,678.3
227.0
423.5
11,114.7
2,712.6
1,047.8
4,596.4
14,702.4
228.0
7,812.0
1,976.8
1,379.2
3,254.6
55,800.7
1,381.7
901.2
657.0
3.243.8
3,566.8
2,789.2
1,364.2
3,046.1
49,418.6
1,559.2
4,190.9
871.8
1,390.2
2.337.6
5,109.4
938.5
16.520.6
kWh '000
47,639.2
4,831.3
111.719.9
34,399. 1
8,338.6
33,434.4
20,133.8
2.678.1
49,639.0
20,830.9
1,120.2
2,474.1
71,256.4
16,943.4
5,941.2
28,157.8
87,881.8
1.208.5
44,426.7
10,513.4
6,701.4
17,142.5
339,381.8
7,734.2
4,881.1
3,727.5
20,743.6
20,629.8
15,599.3
7,603.2
18,209.6
295,812.7
8,635.9
23.831.7
4.761.0
7,789.0
13,543.0
30,301.5
5,417.3
96,630.5
$
384,220
39,891
846.224
264,293
67,598
251,010
172,497
22.634
368.647
166.995
10.308
19.229
504,606
123.154
47,570
208,678
667.484
10,351
354,666
89,747
62,618
147,761
2,533,336
62,733
40,916
29,831
147,270
161,932
126,630
61,936
138,295
2,243,589
70,788
190,267
39,582
63.115
106.126
231.965
42.610
750,034
$
214,377
21.741
502,740
154,796
37.524
150,455
90.602
12,051
223,376
93.739
5.041
11.134
320.654
76.246
26,735
126.711
395,468
5.439
199.920
47,311
30,156
77,141
1.527,219
34,804
21.965
16,774
93,346
92,834
70,197
34,215
81,944
1,331,158
38,862
107,243
21.425
35,051
60,944
136.357
24.378
434.837
$
30.448
3.096
67,060
20.735
5,246
19.892
13.669
1,757
29,214
13.233
1.493
39.408
9.760
3,692
16.199
52.896
803
27.841
6.997
4.903
11,602
200,759
4.869
3.175
2,364
11.671
12.833
10.026
4,822
10,851
177.797
5,570
15.061
3,137
4.932
8.236
15.769
3.307
59.438
*see notes p. 53
Allocation of Charges for Power
FOR PRIMARY POWER TO MUNICIPALITIES
December 31, 1975
Total
Amount
Return
Charged
Amounts
Special
on
for
Billed at
Balance
Demand
Total Amount
Facilities
Equity
Primary
Interim
(Refunded)
Charge
Charged for
(Note 3)
(Note 4)
Power
Rates
or Charged
(Note 6)
Primary Power
Mills
$
$
$
$
$
$ per kW
$ per kW
per kWh
570
(22.300)
607,315
608,914
(1.599)
46.43
71.76
' 12.75
—
(2,185)
65,949
63.680
2,269
50.31
75.06
13.65
14,108
(25,863)
1,404,269
1,389,212
15,057
48.37
75.34
12.57
1,720
(11,635)
440,859
431,346
9,513
49.14
75.73
12.82
—
(2.197)
113,942
111.813
2,129
51.32
76.52
13.66
2,549
(11,486)
412.420
405,374
7,046
47.38
74.59
12.34
3,751
(7,130)
273.389
268,264
5,125
48.11
71.95
13.58
—
(2,097)
36,277
35,779
498
48.59
72.77
13.55
2,658
(19,627)
604.268
599,952
4,316
46.91
74.42
12.17
—
(9,214)
264,753
261,661
3.092
46.49
71.98
12.71
(682)
16,347
15,957
390
49.80
72.00
14.59
—
(1,639)
31,859
31,579
280
48.93
75.22
12.88
6,181
(20,447)
880,716
851.303
29.413
50.39
79.24
12.36
4.217
(5,021)
208,356
204.792
3.564
48.70
76.81
12.30
—
(2,469)
79,589
78,028
1,561
50.44
75.96
13.40
(12,439)
356.833
346,386
10,447
50.06
77.63
12.67
4,166
(24,461)
1,095,553
1,078,912
16.641
47.62
74.52
12.47
—
(509)
16,968
16,466
502
50.57
74.42
14.04
1,359
(18.855)
578,783
575.755
3.028
48.50
74.09
13.03
381
(4,365)
146.054
145.290
764
49.95
73.88
13.89
116
(5.052)
95,867
94.868
999
47.64
69.51
14.31
72
(4,924)
237,268
235.087
2.181
49.20
72.90
13.84
—
(92,352)
4,168,962
4.127.055
41,907
47.34
74.71
12.28
—
(2.144)
105,617
102,772
2.845
51.25
76.43
13.66
—
(1.657)
67.892
66.781
1.111
50.96
75.33
13.91
_
(1.177)
47.792
46.078
1,714
47.21
72.73
12.82
1,206
(10.582)
242,911
256.795
(13.884)
46.11
74.88
11.71
440
(7.897)
260.142
258,736
1,406
46.91
72.93
12.61
1.351
(5.952)
202,252
197.418
4.834
47.34
72.51
12.97
933
(3.127)
103,282
101.140
2,142
50.63
75.71
13.58
352
(5.129)
231.980
230,977
1,003
49.25
76.15
12.74
—
(102,395)
3.650.149
3,623,126
27.023
46.93
73.86
12.34
—
(2.315)
114,960
114.187
773
48.81
73.73
13.31
—
(9.305)
304,173
302.151
2.022
46.99
72.58
12.76
—
(2.307)
61.837
60.845
992
46.35
70.93
12.99
1,237
(3.571)
104.391
104.783
(392)
49.88
75.09
13.40
1.309
(3.753)
181.922
175.657
6,265
51.75
77.82
13.43
249
(6.958)
377,382
380.975
(3.593)
47.17
73.86
12.45
—
(2.660)
71.273
70,091
1.182
49.96
75.94
13.16
—
(34,934)
1,209,375
1.193,540
15,835
46.88
73.20
12.52
56
Appendix II— Finance
STATEMENT OF THE AMOUNTS CHARGED
for the Year Ended
Municipality
Primary Power
Energy Supplied
During Year
(Principal Bases
of Allocation)
Average of
Monthly
Peak Loads
Energy
Common
Demand
Functions
(Note 1)
Energy at
4.5 Mills
PER KWH
(Note 5)
Transformation
and Metering
(Note 2)
Stage I
Bracebridge
Bradford
Braeside
Brampton
Brantford
Brantford Twp.
Brechin
Bridgeport
Brigden
Brighton
Brockville
Brussels
Burford
Burgessville
Burks Falls
Burlington
Cache Bay
Caledonia
Campbellford....
Campbellville....
Cannington
Capreol
Cardinal
Carleton Place .
Casselman
Cayuga
Chalk River
Chapleau Twp.
Chatham
Chatsworth
Chesley
Chesterville
Chippawa
Clifford
Clinton
Cobden
Cobourg
Cochrane
Colborne
Coldwater
*see notes n. 53
kW
3,591.7
4,650.0
2,109.1
61,694.7
91,589.0
18,139.3
341.8
1,894.6
416.3
3,580.3
31,007.2
1,088.9
1,057.8
333.3
1,475.8
120.124.7
585.0
2,357.3
3,939.9
436.8
1,575.2
3.591.9
1.320.0
6,240.3
2,007.0
1.104.0
980.0
3,403.1
48.732.2
501.0
2,120.3
2.535.8
3,038.0
712.1
3,690.9
1.121.9
22.283.1
6.806.0
2.267.8
1.160.0
kWh '000
18,034.8
29,051.0
11,156.1
370.683.6
563,913.2
99,919.6
1,829.0
11,385.8
2,235.4
20,643.6
189.220.9
6.393.5
6.427.1
1.810.4
7,924. 1
717.297.5
3,289.0
13,742.8
19.111.7
2,308.7
9,065.6
21.803.5
7.365.9
36.379.8
10,478.7
6.846.3
5.733.2
19.452.0
290.124.8
2.689.1
12.185.0
13.941.8
17.302.6
4.032.1
21.087.6
6.327.6
136.677.7
39.342.6
14.147.3
6,153.3
$
163,066
211,108
95,756
2,800.919
4,158,113
823.520
15,520
86,014
18.904
162,544
1.407,717
49,436
48.026
15,133
67.001
5.453.623
26,559
107.022
178.874
19.832
71.514
163.072
59.931
283.310
91,119
50.124
44.494
154.502
2.212.429
22.749
96.265
115.124
137.928
32.329
167.569
50.934
1.011.648
308.992
102.958
52.668
$
81,157
130,730
50,202
1.668,077
2.537.609
449,638
8,231
51,236
10,060
92,896
851.494
28.771
28.922
8,147
35.659
3.227.839
14.801
61.843
86.003
10.390
40,796
98.116
33.147
163.709
47.154
30,808
25.800
87,534
1.305.562
12.101
54.833
62.738
77.862
18.145
94.895
28.474
615.050
177.042
63.663
27.690
$
12,923
16.730
7,569
221.964
329,517
65.036
1.205
6.817
1.467
12.881
111.454
3.837
3.727
1.174
5.310
431.557
2.104
8.306
14.175
1.539
5.667
12.923
4.651
22.318
7,072
3.890
3.526
7.061
175.328
1.766
7.629
8.935
10.931
2.509
13.279
4.036
80.170
506
8.075
4.108
Allocation of Charges for Power
FOR PRIMARY POWER TO MUNICIPALITIES
December 31, 1975
57
Total
Amount
Return
Charged
Amounts
Special
on
for
Billed at
Balance
Demand
Total Amount
Facilities
Equity
Primary
Interim
(Refunded)
Charge
Charged for
(Note 3)
(Note 4)
Power
Rates
or Charged
(Note 6)
Primary Power
Mills
$
$
$
$
$
$ per kW
$ per kW
per kWh
4.656
(3,303)
258.499
252,845
5.654
49.37
71.97
14.33
—
(8,544)
350,024
343.787
6,237
47.16
75.27
12.05
418
(4,445)
150,519
147.849
2,670
47.56
71.36
13.49
3.686
(94,656)
4,599.990
4,569,866
30,124
47.52
74.56
12.41
—
(246,708)
6.778.531
6.765.289
13,242
46.30
74.01
12.02
22,108
(30,155)
1,341,944
1,329,860
12.084
49.19
73.98
13.43
—
(953)
25,328
25,013
315
50.01
74.09
13.85
—
(4,291)
139,776
139,397
379
46.73
73.78
12.28
—
(1.700)
30,345
30,103
242
48.72
72.88
13.57
1.982
(7,553)
262,750
257,837
4.913
47.44
73.39
12.73
(74,963)
2.295,702
2.269,395
26.307
46.58
74.04
12.13
—
(3,487)
82,777
81,070
1,707
49.60
76.02
12.95
—
(3,764)
81.011
82,175
(1,164)
49.24
76.58
12.60
506
(1,133)
25,119
24,138
981
50.92
75.36
13.87
—
(2,692)
105,278
103,036
2,242
47.17
71.34
13.29
130,185
(151,472)
9,124,368
9.047,138
77.230
49.09
75.96
12.72
—
(1,322)
42,142
41.574
568
46.74
72.04
12.81
—
(5,878)
180.429
179.151
1,278
50.31
76.54
13.13
7,284
(4.216)
282,120
276.329
5.791
49.78
71.60
14.76
—
(862)
32,592
31,999
593
50.83
74.61
14.12
(3,685)
! 14,292
111,682
2,610
46.66
72.56
12.61
1.530
(7,326)
268,315
261.033
7,282
47.38
74.70
12.31
—
(3,910)
98,935
96.603
2,332
49.84
74.95
13.43
684
(19,879)
457,103
446.004
11,099
47.02
73.25
12.56
—
(2,851)
150.273
145,973
4,300
51.38
74.87
14.34
95
(2.823)
86,373
86.068
305
50.33
78.23
12.62
—
(1,595)
72,225
69.575
2,650
47.37
73.70
12.60
—
(4,237)
252.510
249.455
3.055
48.48
74.20
12.98
—
(117,471)
3.575.848
3.557.466
18.382
46.59
73.38
12.33
—
(1.405)
37,153
36,783
370
50.00
74.15
13.82
213
(7.330)
151,610
149,446
2,164
45.64
71.50
12.44
—
(6,708)
189,917
186,054
3.863
50.15
74.89
13.62
—
(6,314)
220,407
220,430
(23)
46.92
72.55
12.74
—
(2,078)
53,665
52,567
1,098
49.88
75.36
13.31
756
(11,395)
265.104
262,720
2,384
46.11
71.83
12.57
_
(2,521)
80,923
77.407
3,516
46.75
72.13
12.79
11,992
(46.096)
1,672,764
1,661,001
11.763
47.47
75.07
12.24
—
(9,571)
476.969
473,379
3.590
44.07
70.08
12.12
798
(4,477)
175,412
170,599
4.813
49.28
77.35
12.40
—
(3,218)
84.691
83,024
1,667
49.13
73.00
13.76
58
Appendix II— Finance
STATEMENT OF THE AMOUNTS CHARGED
for the Year Ended
Municipality
Primary Power
Energy Supplied
During Year
(Principal Bases
of Allocation)
Average of
Monthly
Peak Loads
Energy
Common
Demand
Functions
(Note 1)
Energy at
4.5 Mills
per kWh
(Note 5)
Transformation
and Metering
(Note 2)
Stage I
Collingwood
Comber
Coniston
Cookstown
Cottam
Courtright
Creemore
Dashwood
Deep River
Delaware
Delhi
Deseronto
Dorchester
Drayton
Dresden
Drumbo
Dryden
Dublin
Dundalk
Dundas
Dunnville
Durham
Dutton
East York
Eganville
Elmira
Elmvale
Elmwood
Elora
Embro
Embrun
Erie Beach
Erieau
Erin
Espanola
Essex
Etobicoke
Exeter
Fenelon Falls...
Fergus
*see notes p. 53
kW
22,581.6
741.3
2,077.8
915.0
534.7
501.2
1,150.1
592.3
7.285.8
452.0
4.697.1
2.672.3
834.6
1,026.7
3,733.7
439.5
6,928.5
436.2
1,596.0
17,614.1
6,364.2
2,881.4
725.0
113,030.6
1,290.7
9,974.7
1,590.9
289.1
2,591.1
807.2
2,310.6
168.0
756.0
2,330.3
5,916.6
5,019.7
428,361.9
4,596.8
2,416.8
12,027.1
kWh '000
134.762.4
3,724.8
12,153.2
5,168.3
2.994.7
2,720.5
6,242.1
3,199.2
41,358.7
2,498.4
25,284.9
15,520.3
4.887.9
5.231.8
20.719.1
2.289.7
42,054.8
2,256.0
9,697.7
101,976.8
36.119.8
16,183.6
4,087.0
717,487.1
7,190.3
57,273.1
9,390.6
1,539.3
14,375.5
4,697.1
12.809.0
858.3
4,205.6
12,464.5
33.283.4
30,003.0
2.693,326.3
27.268.0
14,686.9
67.900.3
$
1.025.199
33,656
94,333
41.543
24.277
22.757
52.216
26.892
330.773
20,521
213.249
121,323
37.893
46.612
169.513
19.955
314,555
19,805
72.460
799.676
288.935
130,817
32,915
5.131,556
58.601
452,849
72.229
13,128
117,638
36.647
104,903
7,627
34,322
105,795
268.616
227,895
19,447,488
208,695
109,726
546.030
$
606.431
16,762
54.689
23.258
13.476
12.242
28,090
14.397
186.114
11,243
113.782
69,842
21,996
23,543
93.236
10,304
189,247
10.152
43.640
458.896
162.539
72.826
18,392
3,228.692
32.356
257,729
42.258
6.927
64.690
21.137
57.641
3.862
18,925
56.090
149.775
135,014
12,119,969
122,706
66,091
305.552
$
81,244
2.612
7,475
3.224
1.884
1.766
4,052
2,087
26,212
1.593
16.899
9,478
2.941
3.618
13.433
1.549
24.413
1.537
5.654
63.372
22,897
10,153
2.555
406.660
4.548
35.887
5.606
1,019
9,150
2,844
8,142
592
2.664
8.384
21,287
18.060
1.541.153
16.377
8.696
43.271
Allocation of Charges for Power
FOR PRIMARY POWER TO MUNICIPALITIES
December 31, 1975
59
Total
Amount
Return
Charged
Amounts
Special
on
for
Billed at
Balance
Demand
Total Amount
Facilities
Equity
Primary
Interim
(Refunded)
Charge
Charged for
(Note 3)
(Note 4)
Power
Rates
or Charged
(Note 6)
Primary Power
Mills
$
$
$
$
$
$ per kW
$ per kW
per kWh
5.874
(41,351)
1,677,397
1,663,101
14,296
47.43
74.28
'12.45
—
(2.366)
53.537
52.837
700
49.61
72.22
14.37
103
(3,319)
153,281
150.204
3,077
47.45
73.77
12.61
—
(2,020)
69.552
68,553
999
50.59
76.01
13.46
—
(1,445)
40.265
40,089
176
50.10
75.30
13.45
(1,235)
37,473
36,972
501
50.34
74.76
13.77
—
(2,816)
85,999
83,425
2.574
50.35
74.77
13.78
—
(1.788)
43,884
43.321
563
49.78
74.09
13.72
—
(10,993)
532.106
504.426
27.680
47.49
73.03
12.87
—
(1.185)
33,924
33.605
319
50.18
75.05
13.58
128
(10,136)
333,922
335.025
(1.103)
46.87
71.09
13.21
1.107
(5.115)
203.783
204.132
(349)
50.12
76.26
13.13
—
(2,214)
63,851
63.727
124
50.15
76.50
13.06
—
(2,591)
75,161
75,073
88
50.28
73.21
14.37
4.025
(8.986)
271,221
264.248
6.973
47.67
72.64
13.09
_
(1.409)
32.102
31.257
845
49.59
73.04
14.02
3.318
(12.555)
545.831
527.935
17,896
51.47
78.78
12.98
—
(1.326)
31,859
31,609
250
49.76
73.03
14.12
101
(3.752)
122.742
121.615
1,127
49.56
76.90
12.66
106
(42.325)
1.279.725
1.275.444
4.281
46.60
72.65
12.55
1.152
(19.142)
456.381
454.633
1.748
46.17
71.71
12.64
■ 141
(8.156)
216,949
215.417
1.532
50.02
75.29
13.41
—
(2.893)
53.779
52.905
874
48.81
74.18
13.16
48.624
(272.090)
8.543.442
8.500.399
43,043
47.02
75.59
11.91
—
(2.153)
98.355
96.191
2.164
51.13
76.20
13.68
1.218
(22.330)
725.353
717.421
7.932
46.88
72.72
12.66
—
(3.646)
122.613
120.174
2.439
50.51
77.07
13.06
—
(1.083)
21.112
20.806
306
49.06
73.01
13.71
416
(6.464)
194.418
192.133
2.285
50.07
75.03
13.52
—
(2.272)
61.484
60.973
511
49.98
76.17
13.09
—
(2.695)
176.947
170.938
6.009
51.63
76.58
13.81
—
(434)
12.298
12.229
69
50.21
73.20
14.33
—
(2.313)
56.528
56.220
308
49.74
74.77
13.44
164
(2.994)
167.439
165.674
1.765
47.78
71.85
13.43
2.677
(7.698)
434.657
424.271
10.386
48.15
73.46
13.06
471
(10.409)
371.031
364,498
6.533
47.02
73.91
12.37
477.769
(761.808)
32.824.571
32.676.839
147.732
48.33
76.63
12.19
791
(12.214)
344.805
341.357
3.448
48.32
75.01
12.65
—
(2.157)
182.356
178.487
3.869
48.11
75.45
12.42
25.704
(24.208)
896,349
868.378
27.971
49.12
74.53
13.20
60
Appendix II— Finance
STATEMENT OF THE AMOUNTS CHARGED
for the Year Ended
Municipality
Primary Power
Energy Supplied
During Year
(Principal Bases
of Allocation)
Average of
Monthly
Peak Loads
Energy
Common
Demand
Functions
(Note 1)
Energy at
4.5 Mills
per kWh
(Note 5)
Transformation
and Metering
(Note 2)
Stage I
Finch
Flesherton
Fonthill
Forest
Frankford
Gait
Georgetown
Glencoe
Gloucester Twp.
Goderich
Grand Bend
Grand Valley
Granton
Gravenhurst
Grimsby
Guelph
Hagersville
Hamilton
Hanover
Harriston
Harrow
Hastings
Havelock
Hawkesbury
Hearst
Hensall
Hespeler
Highgate
Holstein
Huntsville
Ingersoll
Iroquois
Jarvis
Kapuskasing
Kemptville
Kenora
Killaloe Stn
Kincardine
King City
Kingston
kW
480.0
991.9
2,014.1
3,092.0
1.780.8
59,033.6
19,677.5
1,978.6
56,532.4
12,354.6
1.415.2
1,110.6
365.6
4.909.1
6,375.2
105.488.4
2.675.1
745,073.3
9,989.1
2,495.3
2.703.5
1.070.9
1.136.5
19.955.8
8.376.2
2.177.5
13.562.4
538.6
200.2
5.741.1
9.220.6
1.466.0
1.011.9
7,865.0
3,795.0
12.712.8
604.1
6.090.2
1.787.6
76.981.1
kWh '000
2,516.8
5,175.8
11,485.5
19.170.3
10,293.7
354,692.8
117,966.0
10,867.9
345,293.8
74,255.6
8,230.3
6,260.4
1,739.9
29,030.1
36.519.0
648.101.6
15.312.3
5.090.352.8
52.708.2
14.431.3
14,916.6
6,403.5
6,599.9
121.405.7
49.415.9
10.530.4
73.258.3
2,298.1
906.2
34.002.5
58.915.7
8.204.7
5.818.5
45,113.3
22.693.6
78.811.0
3.278.8
35.651.2
11.031.7
483.535.1
$
21.792
45,036
91,442
140,378
80.850
2,680,109
893,353
89,831
2.566.555
560.895
64,252
50,425
16.601
222.876
289.432
4.789.140
121.449
33.826.083
453,505
113,286
122.740
48.620
51.598
905.989
380.277
98.860
615,729
24.455
9.091
260.645
418.614
66.556
45.941
357.068
172.292
577.158
27.427
276.494
81.159
3.494,917
$
11,326
23,291
51,685
86,267
46,322
1.596.118
530,847
48,906
1.553.822
334,151
37.037
28,172
7,830
130,636
164,336
2.916,458
68.906
22.906.588
237.187
64.941
67.125
28.816
29.700
546,326
222.372
47.387
329.662
10,342
4,078
153,011
265.121
36.921
26.183
203.010
102.121
354,650
14.755
160,431
49.643
2.175.908
$
1,691
3,495
7,097
10.895
6.275
212,390
70.795
6.995
129,077
44.449
4.987
3.997
1.289
17,662
22.937
369,749
9.446
2.487.918
35.688
8.977
9.548
3.773
4.088
71.794
30.135
7,835
48.795
1.898
706
20.656
33.174
5.165
3.565
28.296
13,654
945
2,174
21.912
6.299
276.961
*see notes p. 53
Allocation of Charges for Power
FOR PRIMARY POWER TO MUNICIPALITIES
December 31, 1975
61
Total
Amount
Return
Charged
Amounts
Special
on
for
Billed at
Balance
Demand
Total Amount
Facilities
Equity
Primary
Interim
(Refunded)
Charge
Charged for
(Note 3)
(Note 4)
Power
Rates
or Charged
(Note 6)
Primary Power
Mills
$
$
$
$
$
$ per kW
$ per kW
per kWh
—
(1.461)
35.208
34.919
289
49.75
73.35
13.99
—
(2.088)
73.579
72.591
988
50.69
74.17
14.22
—
(5.044)
152,986
152.973
13
50.29
75.96
13.32
113
(8.899)
240.738
238.897
1.841
49.96
77.86
12.56
—
(3.096)
137.253
133.766
3.487
51.06
77.07
13.33
(142.010)
4,346.607
4.333.400
13.207
46.59
73.63
12.25
12.884
(40,550)
1.467.329
1.453.535
13,794
47.59
74.57
12.44
353
(4.444)
148.091
146.045
2,046
50.13
74.84
13.63
—
(57.699)
4.235.181
4,175.135
60.046
47.43
74.92
12.27
-
(31.500)
907.995
891.504
16.491
46.45
73.49
12.23
156
(3.450)
108.467
106.736
1.731
50.47
76.64
13.18
—
(2.958)
79.636
78.620
1.016
46.34
71.70
12.72
—
(1.046)
26.091
26.564
(473)
49.94
71.35
15.00
241
(12.761)
358.654
351.597
7.057
46.45
73.06
12.35
700
(12.845)
464.560
462.764
1.796
47.09
72.87
12.72
146
(209.575)
7.865.918
7.805.614
60.304
46.92
74.57
12.14
2.457
(11.804)
199.765
197.805
1.960
48.92
74.68
13.05
(266.744)
?R( 1.83 1,944)
57.121,901
57.174.133
(52.232)
45.92
76.67
11.22
5,032
(22.804)
721.694
712.927
8,767
48.50
72.25
13.69
534
(7.630)
180.108
178.315
1,793
46.15
72.18
12.48
566
(8.054)
201.269
199,044
2.225
49.62
74.45
13.49
—
(2.339)
83.020
80.524
2,496
50.61
77.52
12.96
—
(3.264)
82.122
81.115
1.007
46.12
72.26
12.44
2.443
(19.341)
1.507.366
1.468.614
38.752
48.16
75.54
12.42
—
(10.313)
622.471
612.849
9.622
47.77
74.31
12.60
459
(4.698)
149.843
148.157
1.686
47.05
68.81
14.23
2.947
(33.227)
963.906
955.610
8.296
46.76
71.07
13.16
—
(1.529)
37.254
37.303
(49)
49.96
69.16
16.21
—
(612)
14.039
13.700
339
49.74
70.11
15.49
70
(15.757)
418.625
413.948
4,677
46.27
72.92
12.31
6.648
(33.771)
689.786
681.141
8.645
46.06
74.81
11.71
—
(3.471)
110.853
108.232
2.621
50.43
75.62
13.51
—
(2.760)
76.851
75.489
1.362
50.07
75.94
13.21
3.649
(13.122)
578.901
565.429
13.472
47.79
73.60
12.83
517
(8.965)
279.619
273.803
5,816
46.77
73.68
12.32
_
(12.495)
920.258
914.741
5.517
44.49
72.39
11.68
—
(1.140)
43.216
42.229
987
47.11
71.53
13.18
2.862
(13.316)
448,383
434.809
13.574
47.28
73.62
12.58
—
(2.992)
141.038
136.787
4.251
51.13
78.90
12.78
—
(176.694)
5.771.092
5.746.398
24.694
46.70
74.97
11.94
62
Appendix II— Finance
STATEMENT OF THE AMOUNTS CHARGED
for the Year Ended
Municipality
Primary Power
Energy Supplied
During Year
(Principal Bases
of Allocation)
Average of
Monthly
Peak Loads
Energy
Common
Demand
Functions
(Note 1)
Energy at
4.5 Mills
PER KWH
(Note 5)
Transformation
and Metering
(Note 2)
Stage I
Kingsville
Kirkfield
Kitchener
L'orignal
Lakefield
Lambeth
Lanark
Lancaster
Larder Lake Twp.
Latchford
Leamington
Lindsay
Listowel
London
Lucan
Lucknow
Lynden
Madoc
Magnetawan
Markdale
Markham
Marmora
Martintown
Massey
Maxville
McGarry Twp
Meaford
Merlin
Merrickville
Midland
Mildmay
Millbrook
Milton
Milverton
Mississauga
Mitchell
Moorefield
Morrisburg
Mount Brydges
Mount Forest
kW
5,647.9
248.3
175,606.9
1,420.4
2,942.6
1,972.0
891.6
613.8
1,114.9
449.5
13,693.1
21.086.5
9,081.4
284,919.1
1.428.4
1.410.3
535.6
1,957.2
218.1
1,938.5
16,252.3
1.394.2
239.0
1,301.3
1.040.7
934.5
6.302.6
670.3
952.3
19,161.9
904.1
867.6
15,754.0
1.759.8
343,220.6
4,296.4
462.6
2,648.3
970.0
4,555.2
kWh "000
32,957.7
1,277.0
1,079,752.0
8.110.9
17,428.8
11,146.1
4,564.8
3.535.0
6.974.0
2,568.2
83,752.8
129.596.8
50.861.3
1.729.454.9
8.548.2
8.019.3
2.826.8
11,625.6
1.187.2
11.138.8
95,627.0
8,129.7
1,175.6
7,834.3
5,818.6
5,471.4
36,432.1
3,652.0
5.735.2
110.424.0
5.675.8
4,895.4
96,793.0
9,128.2
2.235,886.0
22,705.8
2.304.9
15.785.2
5.500.4
25.712.9
$
256.415
11.274
7.972.496
64.486
133.593
89,528
40,480
27.867
50.617
20,407
621,664
957.324
412.296
12.935.236
64.849
64,03 1
24,319
88.857
9.903
88.01 1
737,852
63,296
10,851
59.080
47.249
42.427
286.138
30.431
43.238
869.948
41.046
39.390
715.229
79,897
15.582,103
195,057
21.006
120,234
44.038
206.807
$
148,310
5,747
4.858,884
36.499
78,430
50,158
20,542
15.908
31.383
11,557
376,888
583.186
228.876
7,782,547
38,467
36.087
12.721
52,315
5,342
50.125
430.322
36.584
5.290
35.255
26.184
24.621
163,945
16.434
25.808
496,908
25,542
22.030
435,569
41.077
10.061.487
102,177
10.372
71,034
24.752
115.708
$
20,141
875
13.050
5.005
10,368
6,948
3,142
2.163
3.928
1,617
49.130
75,865
32,673
1.025.077
5.033
4.970
1.888
6,896
784
6,975
57.941
4,953
842
4,682
3.667
3.293
22.675
2,362
3.356
68.941
3.186
3.057
56,680
6.201
1,233.644
15.458
1.630
9,332
3.418
16.389
*see notes p. 53
Allocation of Charges for Power
FOR PRIMARY POWER TO MUNICIPALITIES
December 31, 1975
63
Total
Amount
Return
Charged
Amounts
Special
on
for
Billed at
Balance
Demand
Total A
MOUNT
Facilities
Equity
Primary
Interim
(Refunded)
Charge
Charged for
(Note 3)
(Note 4)
Power
Rates
or Charged
(Note 6)
Primary
Power
Mills
$
$
$
$
$
$ per kW
$ per kW
per kWh
5,463
(12,114)
427,597
420,433
7,164
49.45
75.71
'12.97
—
(647)
18,211
17.702
509
50.19
73.33
14.26
—
(391,185)
12.453.245
12.516,707
(63,462)
43.25
70.92
11.53
—
(1.923)
109,572
106,279
3,293
51.45
77.14
13.51
—
(6,972)
226.824
222,843
3.981
50.43
77.08
13.01
47
(4,642)
149.682
149,115
567
50.47
75.90
13.43
—
(2,099)
65,521
64.620
901
50.45
73.48
14.35
—
(1,560)
46,757
45.258
1.499
50.26
76.18
13.23
788
(2,842)
88,195
86.139
2.056
50.96
79.10
12.65
—
(707)
32,874
31,628
1.246
47.42
73.13
12.80
3,891
(33,854)
1,024,714
1,021,669
3.045
47.31
74.83
12.23
—
(49,434)
1,566,941
1,552,761
14.180
46.65
74.31
12.09
740
(20,262)
654,323
652.241
2,082
46.85
72.05
12.86
—
(623,564)
21,119,296
21.051.235
68.061
46.81
74.12
12.21
—
(3.628)
110,257
108.769
1.488
50.26
77.19
12.90
(4,900)
105,654
103.894
1.760
49.33
74.91
13.17
—
(1,872)
39.132
39.169
(37)
49.31
73.05
13.84
—
(4,673)
150.981
147,343
3,638
50.41
77.14
12.99
—
(405)
15,624
15,339
285
47.14
71.63
13.16
—
(3,884)
141,227
138.259
2.968
46.99
72.85
12.68
11,071
(20,619)
1,244.307
1,224.491
19.816
50.08
76.56
13.01
840
(3,417)
105.498
102,433
3,065
49.43
75.67
12.98
—
(704)
17,205
16,799
406
49.85
71.99
14.64
—
(1.929)
97,088
94,477
2.611
47.52
74.61
12.39
—
(2.834)
78.299
77,265
1,034
50.07
75.23
13.46
_
(2,706)
71,257
70.126
1,131
49.90
76.25
13.02
5.298
(14.837)
463,219
456.507
6,712
47.48
73.50
12.71
—
(2.102)
49,723
49,369
354
49.66
74.18
13.62
—
(1.948)
74,145
72,335
1.810
50.75
77.85
12.93
1,299
(49.549)
1.387,547
1,373,262
14.285
46.48
72.41
12.57
_
(2.204)
71.074
69,194
1.880
50.36
78.61
12.52
--
(1.973)
65.867
65,245
622
50.53
75.92
13.45
18.613
(25.555)
1.200.536
1.180.107
20.429
48.56
76.20
12.40
198
(6.157)
128.037
127.209
828
49.41
72.75
14.03
434,645
(383.655)
26.990.212
26.507.398
482.814
49.32
78.64
12.07
3.556
(11.037)
305,211
302.662
2.549
47.26
71.04
13.44
—
(1.438)
33.363
33.050
313
49.69
72.11
14.47
1.311
(5.646)
206.529
203.928
2.601
51.16
77.98
13.08
—
(2.127)
73,840
72.811
1.029
50.61
76.12
13.42
801
(10.519)
329.186
323.346
5.840
46.86
72.27
12.80
64
Appendix II— Finance
STATEMENT OF THE AMOUNTS CHARGED
for the Year Ended
Municipality
Primary Power
Energy Supplied
During Year
(Principal Bases
of Allocation)
Average of
Monthly
Peak Loads
Energy
Common
Demand
Functions
(Note 1)
Energy at
4.5 Mills
per kWh
(Note 5)
Transformation
and Metering
(Note 2)
Stage
Napanee
Nepean Twp
Neustadt
New Hamburg...
Newboro
Newburgh
Newbury
Newcastle
Newmarket
Niagara
Niagara Falls
Nipigon Twp
North Bay
North York
Norwich
Norwood
Oakville
Oil Springs
Omemee
Orangeville
Orillia
Orono
Oshawa
Ottawa
Otterville
Owen Sound
Paisley
Palmerston
Paris
Parkhill
Parry Sound
Pembroke
Penetanguishene.
Perth
Peterborough
Petroha
Pickering
Picton
Plantagenet
Plattsville
kW
6,371.1
90,726.4
492.8
4,427.8
305.4
518.3
385.0
2,353.9
17,010.8
3,306.3
62.141.9
2,800.5
63,744.0
657.654.8
1,512.6
1.321.2
137,468.1
421.4
758.1
11.771.3
26.446.3
1.205.4
165.087.5
503.712.6
630.5
28.141.9
1.334.7
2.099.0
7.396.4
1,843.6
6.754.7
14,242.8
6,767.5
8.754.3
82.167.2
3.868.7
2,573.7
5.629.8
1.041.7
1.028.6
kWh "OOO
37,543.5
576,116.1
2,540.0
25,359.8
1.640.6
2.877.8
2,100.2
14.227.7
106,182.9
20,068.5
386,485.3
17.546.1
397.889.7
4.133.428.8
8.648.8
7.610.4
918.690.2
2.415.4
4.564.9
69.920.9
155.080.2
6.579.0
975.652.7
3.186.749.1
3.350.6
173.511.8
7.408.2
12.412.2
40.273.1
9.921.8
38.620.6
73.831.9
41.072.1
49,687.4
518.487.1
22.065.5
15.181.4
33.286.6
6.456.6
5.064.2
$
289,250
4,118,952
22.373
201.022
13,866
23,531
17,479
106,867
772,286
150,108
2.821.222
127,142
2,893.956
29,857,310
68,672
59,984
6.241.007
19.132
34.422
534.416
1.200,653
54,729
7,494.919
22.868.386
28.624
1.277.637
60.597
95.294
335.796
83.702
306.663
646.618
307.245
397,442
3.730.367
175.640
1 16.846
255.593
47.295
46.701
$
168.946
2.592.523
11,430
114,119
7,383
12,950
9,451
64,025
477,823
90.308
1,739,184
78,958
1,790,504
18,600.430
38.920
34,247
4,134,106
10,869
20.542
314.644
697.861
29.606
4.390.437
14.340.371
15.078
780.803
33.337
55.855
181,229
44.648
173.793
332.244
184.825
223.593
2.333.192
99.295
68.317
149,790
29,055
22,789
$
22,833
182.674
1,736
15.638
1,076
1.826
1,357
8.469
60.968
11.896
223.573
9.910
229.337
2,303.297
5.330
4.656
494.360
1.485
2.671
42.351
95.148
4.248
593.949
1.538,535
2.222
100.882
4,802
7,552
26.611
6.633
24,302
51.242
24.348
31.497
295.620
13.662
9.068
20.255
3.671
3.625
*see notes p. 53
Allocation of Charges for Power
FOR PRIMARY POWER TO MUNICIPALITIES
December 31, 1975
65
Total
Amount
Return
Charged
Amounts
Special
on
for
Billed at
Balance
Demand
Total Amount
Facilities
Equity
Primary
Interim
(Refunded)
Charge
Charged for
(Note 3)
(Note 4)
Power
Rates
or Charged
(Note 6)
Primary Power
Mills
$
$
$
$
$
$ per kW
$ per kW
per kWh
4,236
(17.680)
472.264
467.617
4.647
47.61
74.12
12.58
8.354
(100,990)
6,805,662
6.760,714
44.948
46.44
75.01
11.81
—
(1.583)
35.866
35,683
183
49.59
72.78
14.12
1.610
(9.919)
337.680
332,262
5.418
50.49
76.26
13.32
-
(511)
22.998
22,175
823
51.12
75.30
14.02
(L042)
39.274
38,237
1.037
50.79
75.77
13.65
—
(960)
28.819
28.657
162
50.31
74.85
13.72
—
(4.337)
175,024
171,370
3,654
47.16
74.35
12.30
9.191
(27.333)
1.305.099
1,269.814
35.285
48.63
76.72
12.29
1,745
(9.055)
245,002
242.012
2.990
46.79
74.10
12.21
37,908
(169.042)
4.652,845
4.625.485
27,360
46.89
74.87
12.04
—
(6,324)
218,282
215.491
2,791
49.75
77.94
12.44
79.019
(116,813)
4.876,003
4,784,817
91,186
48.40
76.49
12.25
18.996
(906,250)
49,873,783
49,602,895
270,888
47.55
75.84
12.07
694
(5.567)
113,911
112,599
1,312
49.58
75.31
13.17
(3,059)
100,949
100,041
908
50.48
76.40
13.26
80.164
(200.245)
10,760.847
10,670,420
90,427
48.21
78.28
11.71
—
(2,536)
30.583
29.993
590
46.78
72.57
12.66
—
(1.901)
58,673
58.506
167
50.29
77.39
12.85
8.671
(19,938)
880.144
873.537
6,607
48.04
74.77
12.59
17,460
(33,094)
1,978.028
1.954.448
23,580
48.41
74.79
12.75
—
(2.368)
90,887
90.041
846
50.83
75.39
13.81
—
(337.803)
12.141,502
12.030.085
111.417
46.95
73.55
12.44
—
(765,638)
37.981,654
37.643,845
337.809
46.93
75.40
11.92
—
(2,017)
46,351
45,940
411
49.60
73.51
13.83
_
(69.283)
2.107,490
2,075.012
32,478
47.14
74.89
12.15
—
(2.969)
95,767
94,009
1,758
46.77
71.75
12.93
1,057
(7.505)
152,253
150,321
1,932
45.93
72.54
12.27
—
(22,117)
521,519
519,159
2.360
46.01
70.51
12.95
—
(4.829)
130.154
127,760
2,394
46.38
70.60
13.12
581
(10.822)
494.517
487.740
6,777
47.48
73.21
12.80
446
(9.915)
1.020.635
993,423
27,212
48.33
71.66
13.82
2,416
(14.923)
503.911
493,114
10,797
47.15
74.46
12.27
—
(22.785)
629.747
623,815
5,932
46.39
71.94
12.67
—
(194.323)
6,164.856
6,115.380
49,476
46.63
75.03
11.89
610
(14.644)
288.011
284.576
3.435
48.78
74.45
13.05
—
(3.128)
201.078
193.922
7.156
51.58
78.13
13.24
292
(18.784)
407.146
403.074
4.072
45.71
72.32
12.23
—
(1.802)
82.257
79.162
3.095
51.07
78.96
12.74
—
(3.096)
74.006
73.217
789
49.79
71.94
14.61
66
Appendix II— Finance
STATEMENT OF THE AMOUNTS CHARGED
for the Year Ended
Municipality
Primary Power
Energy Supplied
During Year
(Principal Bases
of Allocation)
Average of
Monthly
Peak Loads
Energy
Common
Demand
Functions
(Note 1)
Energy at
4.5 Mills
per kWh
(Note 5)
Transformation
and Metering
(Note 2)
Stage I
Point Edward
Port Burwell
Port Colborne
Port Credit
Port Dover
Port Elgin
Port Hope
Port McNicoll
Port Perry
Port Rowan
Port Stanley
Prescott
Preston
Priceville
Princeton
Queenston
Rainy River
Red Rock
Renfrew
Richmond
Richmond Hill
Ridgetown
Ripley
Rockland
Rockwood
Rodney
Rosseau
Russell
Sandwich West Twp.
Sarnia
Scarborough
Schreiber Twp
Seaforth
Shelburne
Simcoe
Sioux Lookout
Smiths Falls
South Grimsby Twp.
South River
Southampton
kW
7.946.2
513.3
16,392.8
23,538.9
3.266.4
7.287.1
17.611.6
1.778.8
4.388.1
571.3
1,983.1
6.021.7
24.823.4
132.0
490.0
500.2
1.347.5
1,180.7
8,376.5
2.731.6
24,684.7
3,259.4
754.4
3,545.1
967.9
862.6
316.2
873.4
11,117.4
76,687.0
421,295.7
2,225.5
2,535.9
3,431.6
19.305.0
3.701.7
13,656.3
949.0
1.297.8
4,365.2
kWh *000
42,283.6
3,006.4
109.085.1
171.951.0
17.525.9
42.856.9
106,902.4
9.559.8
25.468.4
3,446.8
11,188.9
32.968.6
140.659.4
659.1
2.820.7
2.836.7
8.003.3
7,085.3
46,446.8
15.836.0
148.605.1
18.236.4
4.440.0
20.704.4
5.758.7
5.007.3
1,678.6
4.947.6
60.414.6
516.654.2
2,613.962.3
13.835.8
14,232.1
20,551.3
119.270.4
22.695.6
79.780.1
5.283.0
7.774.9
25.391.0
$
360,755
23,305
744,228
1,068.660
148.294
330.832
799.564
80.758
199.219
25.938
90,034
273,386
1.126,974
5.993
22.246
22.711
61.178
53.604
380.294
124,017
1.120,677
147.976
34.250
160,949
43.946
39,164
14.358
39,653
504,730
3,481,564
19,126.689
101.041
115.129
155.796
876.441
168.056
619.996
43.084
58.922
198.182
$
190.276
13.529
490,883
773.780
78,867
192.856
481.061
43.019
114,608
15.511
50.350
148.359
632.967
2.966
12.693
12,765
36,015
31.884
209.01 1
71.262
668.723
82.064
19.980
93.170
25.914
22.533
7.554
22.265
271.866
2.324,944
11.762.830
62.261
64.045
92.481
536.717
102.130
359,011
23,774
34.987
114.260
$
28,411
1,809
58,978
84,688
11,752
26.218
63.363
6.268
15.787
2.013
7,135
21,666
89.309
465
1.727
1.763
4.748
4.248
30,138
9,625
88.548
11.726
2.658
12,491
3.411
3.040
1.138
3,077
39.819
274.825
1.515,148
7,878
9,123
12.346
69.454
13.043
49,133
3.344
4.669
15.705
*see notes p. 53
Allocation of Charges for Power
FOR PRIMARY POWER TO MUNICIPALITIES
December 31, 1975
67
Total
Amount
Return
Charged
Amounts
Special
on
for
Billed at
Balance
Demand
Total Amount
Facilities
Equity
Primary
Interim
(Refunded)
Charge
Charged for
(Note 3)
(Note 4)
Power
Rates
or Charged
(Note 6)
Primary Power
Mills
$
$
$
$
$
$ per kW
$ per kW
per kWh
—
(23.423)
565,270
572.853
(7,583)
47.19
71.14
'l3.37
102
(1.255)
39,479
39.086
393
50.55
76.91
13.13
5.184
(42,465)
1.256.808
1,254,181
2.627
46.72
76.67
11.52
11.436
(45.216)
1,893.348
1.882,951
10,397
47.56
80.43
11.01
3.183
(9,267)
232.829
213.341
19.488
47.13
71.28
13.28
9,825
(9,655)
550,076
526.487
23,589
49.02
75.49
12.84
8,325
(37,763)
1,314,550
1.299,160
15,390
47.33
74.64
12.30
1.070
(4,517)
133,492
129,787
3,705
50.86
75.04
13.96
368
(8.011)
321,971
314,857
7,114
47.26
73.37
12.64
—
(1,854)
43.822
43,859
(37)
49.55
76.70
12.71
2.677
(7.132)
143.064
140.305
2,759
46.75
72.14
12.79
1,112
(17,199)
427,324
425.793
1.531
46.33
70.96
12.96
—
(56,898)
1,792,352
1.778.618
13.734
46.71
72.20
12.74
—
(296)
9,640
9.544
96
50.56
73.03
14.62
—
(1.830)
36,735
36,926
(191)
49.07
74.97
13.02
(1,689)
37,489
37.223
266
49.42
74.94
13.22
335
(2,108)
105,391
102.871
2.520
51.48
78.21
13.17
551
(2.840)
87,447
86,867
580
47.06
74.06
12.34
786
(16.485)
603,744
597.487
6.257
47.12
72.08
13.00
—
(3,569)
211,922
206.256
5.666
51.49
77.58
13.38
9.988
(39.952)
1.847.984
1,835.586
12,398
47.77
74.86
12.44
1.791
(9.099)
234.458
231,645
2,813
46.76
71.93
12.86
—
(2.066)
57,746
56.069
1,677
50.06
76.55
13.01
—
(4.682)
275.668
270.022
5.646
51.48
77.76
13.31
—
(2,504)
74,519
73,351
1.168
50.21
76.98
12.94
_
(2.991)
65,090
65,775
(685)
49.33
75.45
13.00
—
(880)
22.170
21,691
479
46.22
70.10
13.21
—
(1.814)
66,566
63,030
3.536
50.72
76.21
13.45
6.674
(13.660)
818.766
811,425
7.341
49.19
73.65
13.55
-
(271.470)
5.809,863
5,749.425
60,438
45.44
75.76
11.25
243.578
(618.611)
32.045.962
31.791,940
254,022
48.14
76.07
12.26
1.189
(4.558)
174.568
170.238
4.330
50.46
78.44
12.62
723
(9.504)
179.516
177.984
1.532
45.53
70.79
12.61
836
(5.927)
255.532
249.826
5,706
47.51
74.46
12.43
10.243
(40.957)
1.451.973
1,440.843
11,130
47.41
75.21
12.17
(8.479)
289.097
282.490
6.607
50.51
78.10
12.74
327
(37.348)
991.119
974.554
16,565
46.29
72.58
12.42
—
(2.536)
71.344
70.603
741
50.13
75.18
13.50
—
(1.431)
97.147
94.434
2.713
47.89
74.85
12.49
788
(7.600)
321.335
311.911
9.424
47.44
73.61
12.66
68
Appendix II— Finance
STATEMENT OF THE AMOUNTS CHARGED
for the Year Ended
Municipality
Primary Power
Energy Supplied
During Year
(Principal Bases
of Allocation)
Average of
Monthly
Peak Loads
Energy
Common
Demand
Functions
(Note 1)
Energy at
4.5 Mills
PER KWH
(Note 5)
Transformation
and Metering
(Note 2)
Stage I
Springfield
St. Catharines
St. Clair Beach
St. George
St. Jacobs
St. Mary's
St. Thomas
Stayner
Stirling
Stoney Creek
Stouffville
Stratford
Strathroy
Streetsville
Sturgeon Falls
Sudbury
Sunderland
Sundridge
Sutton
Tara
Tavistock
Tecumseh
Teeswater
Terrace Bay Twp....
Thamesford
Thamesville
Thedford
Thessalon
Thornbury
Thorndale
Thornton
Thorold
Thunder Bay HEC.
Tilbury
Tillsonburg
Toronto
Tottenham
Trenton
Tweed
Uxbridge
kW
399.9
196,343.7
1,754.3
1,149.4
1,897.2
5,432.5
33,568.9
2,478.8
1.792.7
7,046.1
6,223.9
41,881.8
9,109.7
7,801.8
6,456.7
100.422.1
773.3
1,130.4
3,395.4
1,197.7
2.754.5
4,645.4
1.539.0
2,385.5
1,839.3
1,354.7
845.2
1,760.5
1,874.6
405.4
404.6
7.289.0
146,214.3
5.168.4
11,215.1
1.098,811.8
1.912.5
26,999.4
2,363.7
4,037.5
kWh '000
2,139.8
1,152,321.6
9,605.0
6,644.4
11,710.0
32.297.2
197,462.2
14,152.3
10,366.7
39,374.3
35,750.1
247,616.1
50,670.2
46,259.8
37.213.5
643.973.0
4.339.6
6,494.4
20,623.1
7,318.6
14.223.6
27.396.0
8.636.5
15.403.6
10,755.8
6.263.7
4,788.1
10,676.5
1 1.261.5
2,207.6
2.141.0
46.829.4
919,685.4
27,604.3
62.473.9
7.153,756.7
10,478.1
165,116.2
13,051.9
21,998.4
$
18.157
8,913,943
79,646
52,184
86,135
246,635
1,524.021
112.538
81.390
319,892
282.566
1,901,420
413,578
354,199
293.134
4,559,130
35.109
51.321
154,152
54,378
125,057
210,902
69,871
108,302
83.505
61,504
38.374
79,927
85,107
18,405
18,371
330,920
6,638,082
234,644
509.164
49,885.693
86.828
1,225.766
107.311
183.304
$
9,629
5,185,447
43,223
29,900
52,695
145,338
888.580
63.686
46.650
177,185
160,876
1,114,273
228.016
208,170
167,461
2,897,879
19,528
29,225
92,804
32,934
64.006
123.282
38,865
69,316
48,401
28.187
21.547
48,045
50,677
9.934
9.635
210.732
4.138,584
124.219
281.133
32,191,905
47,152
743,023
58.734
98.993
$
1.409
637,498
6,233
4,081
6.739
19.545
120.761
8.918
6,450
25,351
22,283
150,681
32,775
28,069
23.230
361,297
2,725
4.067
11,964
4,220
9,911
16,713
5,457
8,582
6,481
4,773
2,978
6,334
6.605
1.428
1.426
26.202
525.971
18,586
40,349
3.382.542
6,739
97.138
8.504
14.526
*see notes p. 53
Allocation of Charges for Power
FOR PRIMARY POWER TO MUNICIPALITIES
December 31, 1975
69
Total
Amount
Return
Charged
Amounts
Special
on
FOR
Billed at
Balance
Demand
Total Amount
Facilities
Equity
Primary
Interim
(Refunded)
Charge
Charged for
(Note 3)
(Note 4)
Power
Rates
or Charged
(Note 6)
Primary Power
Mills
$
$
$
$
$
$ per kW
$ per kW
per kWh
95
(1.464)
29,376
28.660
716
49.38
73.45
13.73
483
(419.225)
14,318,146
14.359.427
(41.281)
46.51
72.92
12.43
—
(3.347)
129.835
128.023
1.812
49.37
74.01
13.52
380
(3.004)
86,397
85,492
905
49.15
75.17
13.00
343
(3.941)
146,524
144,280
2.244
49.45
77.23
12.51
_
(29,162)
382,356
375,669
6.687
43.63
70.38
11.84
—
(96,921)
2,437,118
2,429,982
7.136
46.13
72.60
12.34
—
(5,385)
179,757
177,041
2.716
46.82
72.52
12.70
—
(4,430)
130,060
128,494
1.566
46.53
72.55
12.55
489
(13,305)
509,612
507,064
2,548
47.18
72.32
12.94
725
(10.645)
461.498
454,065
7.433
48.30
74.15
12.91
—
(109,789)
3,056,585
3.040.921
15,664
46.38
72.98
12.34
5,098
(21,889)
657,578
650.531
7,047
47.15
72.18
12.98
4.365
(13,142)
581,661
579,595
2.066
47.87
74.55
12.57
3,169
(10,060)
476,934
466,565
10,369
47.93
73.87
12.82
111.793
(180.749)
7,749,350
7,629,041
120,309
48.31
77.17
12.03
—
(2,181)
58,178
57,550
628
49.98
75.23
13.41
—
(1,851)
82,762
80,819
1.943
47.36
73.21
12.74
—
(6,869)
265.211
258.162
7.049
50.78
78.11
12.86
—
(2.670)
93,504
92.416
1.088
50.57
78.07
12.78
1,324
(7,460)
192,838
190.715
2.123
46.77
70.01
13.56
2,624
(9,515)
344,006
339,676
4.330
47.51
74.05
12.56
—
(3,990)
114,371
112,411
1,960
49.06
74.31
13.24
—
(5,152)
181,048
175,549
5,499
46.84
75.89
11.75
—
(4,398)
141.118
139,385
1,733
50.41
76.72
13.12
_
(4.179)
95.535
95,445
90
49.71
70.52
15.25
—
(2.525)
63,650
62,426
1,224
49.81
75.30
13.29
1.886
(2,746)
133,446
131,644
1,802
48.51
75.80
12.50
—
(3,475)
146,179
143,952
2,227
50.94
77.98
12.98
20
(1.388)
29,970
29,426
544
49.42
73.93
13.58
_
(799)
30.202
29,017
1,185
50.83
74.64
14.11
640
(38,006)
530.488
529,502
986
43.87
72.78
11.33
—
(479,182)
10.827.422
10,693,381
134,041
45.75
74.05
11.77
1,165
< 12,390)
366.713
365,076
1,637
46.92
70.95
13.28
1,517
(25,315)
806.848
801.034
5.814
46.88
71.94
12.91
11.619
(3,597,743)
81,874.016
81.362.825
511,191
45.21
74.51
11.44
—
(2,991)
145.140
144,742
398
51.23
75.89
13.85
—
(62.592)
2,003,335
1,975,470
27.865
46.68
74.20
12.13
—
(5,850)
168.699
165.060
3.639
46.52
71.37
12.93
482
(9,329)
287,976
285.275
2.701
46.81
71.32
13.09
70
Appendix II— Finance
STATEMENT OF THE AMOUNTS CHARGED
for the Year Ended
Municipality
Primary Power
Energy Supplied
During Year
(Principal Bases
of Allocation)
Average of
Monthly
Peak Loads
Energy
Common
Demand
Functions
(Note 1)
Energy at
4.5 Mills
per kWh
(Note 5)
Transformation
and Metering
(Note 2)
Stage I
Vankleek Hill
Vaughan Twp
Victoria Harbour.
Walkerton
Wallaceburg
Wardsville
Warkworth
Wasaga Beach
Waterdown
Waterford
Waterloo
Watford
Waubaushene
Webbwood
Welland
Wellesley
Wellington
West Lome
Westport
Wheatley
Whitby
Wiarton
Williamsburg
Winchester
Windermere
Windsor
Wingham
Woodbridge
Woodstock
Woodville
Wyoming
York
Zurich
Total Municipal...
kW
1,528.8
53,485.5
1,274.8
7,782.8
22,235.2
418.3
651.4
1,612.9
2,368.2
2,574.7
67,585.8
1,866.6
762.7
442.2
54,710.2
750.7
1,225.6
1,762.0
892.2
1,678.6
36,749.3
2,814.6
388.6
3,598.7
290.8
271,878.7
6.532.9
3.688.0
40.624.3
583.1
1,379.0
119,787.4
948.2
8,704.916.6
kWh '000
8,712.9
332,252.6
7,328.0
44,599.1
141,513.6
2,442.1
3,606.0
8,108.8
13,756.0
12,799.0
421.207.1
9,220.4
4.272.6
2.422.2
317,790.3
4,206.9
6,689.2
9,122.1
5,315.4
9,164.3
221,306.0
16.658.8
2,073.7
21,731.3
1.399.2
1.693.812.6
38,051.3
22.863.3
235,172.1
3,280.3
8.151.0
777.593.3
5.283.2
54.520.606.2
$
69.410
2,428,227
57,875
353,339
1.009,473
18,992
29.574
73.228
107.519
116.894
3.068,374
84,743
34,626
20,078
2.483,829
34.082
55.645
79,994
40.508
76.209
1.668.409
127.785
17.645
163.382
13,204
12,343,204
296.591
167.438
1.844.330
26.473
62.606
5.438,310
43.049
395.200,939
$
39.208
1,495,137
32,976
200,696
636,811
10,990
16.227
36.490
61,902
57.596
1.895.432
41.492
19.227
10.900
1.430,057
18,931
30.102
41,050
23,919
41,239
995.877
74,965
9.332
97.791
6.296
7.622.157
171.231
102.885
1.058.275
14.762
36.680
3.499.170
23.775
245.342.802
$
5,387
192,430
4,492
28,001
79,997
1,474
2,295
5,683
8,345
9.121
5,023
6.597
2.687
1.591
196.836
2.645
4.319
6.208
3.144
5.924
132.216
10,127
1,370
12,773
1,047
978,160
23.503
13,269
146.157
2,055
4,859
430.969
3.341
28.965.026
*see notes p. 53
Allocation of Charges for Power
FOR PRIMARY POWER TO MUNICIPALITIES
December 31, 1975
71
Total
Amount
Return
Charged
Amounts
Special
on
for
Billed at
Balance
Demand
Total Amount
Facilities
Equity
Primary
Interim
(Refunded)
Charge
Charged for
(Note 3)
(Note 4)
Power
Rates
or Charged
(Note 6)
Primary Power
Mills
$
$
$
$
$
$ per kW
$ per kW
per kWh
—
(2.618)
117,313
1 14.880
2.433
51.09
76.73
13.46
37.707
(52.997)
4,100,504
4.047,414
53,090
48.71
76.67
12.34
—
(2.326)
97.958
95,551
2,407
50.97
76.84
13.37
9,798
(15,741)
576,093
565,224
10,869
48.23
74.02
12.92
6.135
(59,260)
1,673,156
1.658,190
14,966
46.61
75.25
11.82
86
(1,042)
32,121
31,405
716
50.51
76.78
13.15
—
(1,505)
49.116
47,544
1.572
50.49
75.40
13.62
—
(2,954)
118,699
1 16.322
2.377
50.97
73.59
14.64
—
(5,426)
181,519
179.562
1,957
50.51
76.65
13.20
1.137
(7,015)
185.167
185.511
(344)
49.55
71.92
14.47
_
(112,760)
4,856.069
4,872,693
(16.624)
43.81
71.85
11.53
837
(6,511)
133,360
133,354
6
49.22
71.45
14.46
—
(1.742)
57.754
57.360
394
50.51
75.72
13.52
—
(651)
31,918
31,050
868
47.53
72.17
13.18
-
(119,812)
3,990,910
3.963,774
27,136
46.81
72.95
12.56
(2.549)
56,018
55,250
768
49.40
74.62
13.32
—
(3.418)
91,398
89,675
1.723
50.01
74.57
13.66
—
(5.886)
128.195
126,965
1.230
49.46
72.76
14.05
—
(2.064)
68.965
67,205
1.760
50.49
77.29
12.97
—
(4,510)
124,847
123,099
1.748
49.81
74.37
13.62
30.353
(61,699)
2.765.156
2.722.056
43.100
48.14
75.24
12.49
•103
(6.859)
206.121
204.299
1,822
46.60
73.23
12.37
—
(1,375)
28.478
28.434
44
49.26
73.27
13.73
1.861
(6.972)
277.926
273,022
4,904
50.05
77.23
12.79
—
(876)
19.671
19,426
245
45.99
67.63
14.06
1.152
(708.614)
20,236.059
20.011,798
224,261
46.40
74.43
11.95
2.182
(13.289)
480.218
480,959
(741)
47.30
73.51
12.62
—
(10.363)
273.229
273,500
(271)
46.19
74.08
11.95
—
(108.093)
2.940.669
2,920.828
19,841
46.34
72.39
12.50
—
(1.403)
44.147
43.390
757
50.39
75.71
13.46
106
(2.758)
106.838
105.226
1.612
50.88
77.47
13.11
—
(335.639)
9.032.810
8.997,897
34.913
46.20
75.41
11.62
—
(2.699)
71.141
70.382
759
49.95
75.03
13.47
1.908,516
(18.676.427)
653.918,222
649.107.080
4.811.142
46.94
75.12
11.99
72
Appendix II— Finance
STATEMENT OF EQUITIES ACCUMULATED BY MUNICIPALITIES
THROUGH DEBT RETIREMENT APPROPRIATIONS
For the Year Ended December 31, 1975
Municipality
Balance 2
December 31,
1974
Additions in the
Year through
Debt Retirement
Appropriations
Equities
Transferred
through
Annexations
Balance at
December 31, 1975
Acton
Ailsa Craig
Ajax
Alexandria
Alfred
Alliston
Almonte
Alvinston
Amherstburg....
Ancaster Twp .
Apple Hill
Arkona
Arnprior
Arthur
Athens
Atikoken Twp.
Aurora
Avonmore
Aylmer
Ayr
Baden
Bancroft
Barrie
Barry's Bay
Bath
Beachburg
Beachville
Beamsville
Beaverton
Beeton
Belle River
Belleville
Belmont
Blenheim
Bloomfield
Blyth
Bobcaygeon
Bolton
Bothwell
Bowmanville....
Bracebridge
Bradford
Braeside
Brampton
Brantford
$
852,335.00
84,881.00
911,668.00
432,483.00
77,739.00
429,803.00
261,599.00
82,996.00
740,133.00
349,554.00
26,371.00
64,161.00
756,545.00
186,687.00
93,079.00
453,232.00
886,309.00
19,021.00
714,497.00
164,217.00
197,418.00
179,809.00
3,367,407.00
77,031.00
61,126.00
43.139.00
406,222.00
295,360.00
223,662.00
119,635.00
187,722.00
3,834,029.00
82,299.00
352.618.00
88,260.00
135,758.00
136,301.00
249.787.00
102.500.00
1.313,628.00
108.687.00
319.190.00
163,704.00
3.407.025.00
9.465.929.00
$
51,016.00
5,297.00
112,359.00
35.092.00
8.976.00
33,328.00
22,904.00
3,005.00
48,948.00
22,173.00
1,369.00
2,553.00
67,000.00
16.352.00
6,316.00
27,708.00
88,627.00
1,374.00
47,092.00
11,916.00
8,314.00
19.619.00
336.369.00
8,330.00
5,433.00
3,961.00
19,554.00
21.501.00
16.814.00
8.224.00
18.362.00
297.898.00
9.399.00
25.263.00
5.256.00
8,380.00
14,091.00
30.800.00
5.658.00
99.587.00
21.651.00
28.030.00
12.714.00
371.898.00
552.103.00
11.00
903,351.00
90,178.00
1,024,027.00
467,575.00
86,715.00
463,131.00
284,503.00
86,001.00
789,081.00
371,727.00
27,740.00
66.714.00
823.545.00
203.039.00
99.395.00
480.940.00
974,936.00
20.395.00
761.589.00
176,133.00
205,732.00
199,428.00
3,703,776.00
85,361.00
66,559.00
47.100.00
425.776.00
316.861.00
240,476.00
127,859.00
206.084.00
4,131.927.00
91.698.00
378,862.00
93.516.00
144.138.00
150.392.00
280.587.00
108.158.00
1.413.215.00
130.338.00
347.220.00
176.418.00
3,778.923.00
10.018.032.00
Equities Accumulated by Municipalities
73
STATEMENT OF EQUITIES ACCUMULATED BY MUNICIPALITIES
THROUGH DEBT RETIREMENT APPROPRIATIONS
For the Year Ended December 31, 1975
Municipality
Balance at
December 31, 1974
Additions in the
Year through
Debt Retirement
Appropriations
Equities
Transferred
through
Annexations
Balance at
December 31, 1975
Brantford Twp.
Brechin
Bridgeport
Brigden
Brighton
Brockville
Brussels
Burford
Burgessville
Burks Falls
Burlington
Cache Bay
Caledonia
Campbellford....
Campbellville....
Cannington
Capreol
Cardinal
Carleton Place .
Casselman
Cayuga
Chalk River
Chapleau Twp .
Chatham
Chatsworth
Chesley
Chesterville
Chippawa
Clifford
Clinton
Cobden
Cobourg
Cochrane
Colborne
Coldwater
Collingwood
Comber
Coniston
Cookstown
Cottam
Courtright
Creemore
Dashwood
Deep River
Delaware
1,085,322.00
36,547.00
160,724.00
66,875.00
282,714.00
2,828,883.00
135,417.00
145,916.00
43,955.00
98,316.00
5,324,934.00
47,697.00
224,423.00
143,524.00
32,829.00
140,150.00
262,293.00
150,936.00
771,544.00
102,929.00
107,887.00
58,394.00
143,881.00
4,434,225.00
54,056.00
286,039.00
256,523.00
236,463.00
80,162.00
440,675.00
94,773.00
1,711,578.00
332,711.00
167,097.00
122,743.00
1,526,912.00
92,508.00
115,611.00
75,870.00
55,489.00
47,325.00
107,581.00
69,163.00
394,013.00
45,361.00
109,345.00
2,061.00
11.421.00
2,510.00
21.582.00
186,913.00
6,564.00
6,377.00
2,009.00
8,896.00
724.117.00
3,526.00
14,210.00
23,750.00
2,633.00
9,496.00
21,652.00
7.958.00
37.617.00
12,099.00
6,655.00
5.908.00
20,514.00
293,760.00
3,021.00
12,782.00
15,286.00
18,314.00
4,293.00
22,249.00
6,763.00
134,324.00
41,027.00
13,671.00
6,993.00
136,123.00
4,469.00
12,525.00
5,516.00
3,224.00
3,022.00
6,933.00
3,571.00
43,919.00
2,725.00
1,646.00
1.194,667.00
38.608.00
172,145.00
69,385.00
304,296.00
3.015,796.00
141,981.00
152,293.00
45,964.00
107,212.00
6.049.051.00
51.223.00
238.633.00
167,274.00
35,462.00
149,646.00
283,945.00
158,894.00
809,161.00
115,028.00
114,542.00
64.302.00
164.395.00
4.729.631.00
57,077.00
298,821.00
271,809.00
254.777.00
84,455.00
462,924.00
101,536.00
1,845,902.00
373,738.00
180,768.00
129,736.00
1,663,035.00
96,977.00
128,136.00
81,386.00
58,713.00
50,347.00
114,514.00
72.734.00
437,932.00
48,086.00
74
Appendix II— Finance
STATEMENT OF EQUITIES ACCUMULATED BY MUNICIPALITIES
THROUGH DEBT RETIREMENT APPROPRIATIONS
For the Year Ended December 31, 1975
Municipality
Balance at
December 31, 1974
Additions in the
Year through
Debt Retirement
Appropriations
Equities
Transferred
through
Annexations
Balance at
December 31, 1975
Delhi
Deseronto
Dorchester
Drayton
Dresden
Drumbo
Dryden
Dublin
Dundalk
Dundas
Dunnville
Durham
Dutton
East York
Eganville
Elmira
Elmvale
Elmwood
Elora
Embro
Embrun
Erie Beach
Erieau
Erin
Espanola
Essex
Etobicoke
Exeter
Fenelon Falls
Fergus
Finch
Flesherton
Fonthill
Forest
Frankford
Gait
Georgetown
Glencoe
Gloucester Twp .
Goderich
Grand Bend
Grand Valley
Granton
Gravenhurst
Grimsby
$
380,042.00
190,533.00
84,204.00
99,349.00
340,712.00
54,988.00
444,899.00
50,934.00
141.650.00
1.595,716.00
737,186.00
311.989.00
114,496.00
10,278,475.00
78,046.00
842,426.00
137,809.00
42,340.00
247,776.00
87,605.00
93.080.00
16,582.00
89,581.00
106,086.00
263,633.00
392,435.00
27,877,673.00
467,361.00
69,503.00
899,584.00
56,265.00
78,039.00
190.607.00
342,525.00
113,325.00
5,382,815.00
1,510,924.00
168,824.00
1,961,265.00
1,203,899.00
130.807.00
113,602.00
40,599.00
488,113.00
477,595.00
$
28,315.00
16,109.00
5.031.00
6,189.00
22,507.00
2,650.00
41,766.00
2,630.00
9.621.00
106,179.00
38,364.00
17.370.00
4.370.00
681,354.00
7,781.00
60,128.00
9,590.00
1,743.00
15,620.00
4,866.00
13.929.00
1,013.00
4,557.00
14.047.00
35.666.00
30.259.00
2,582.185.00
27.710.00
14,569.00
72,500.00
2,894.00
5.980.00
12.141.00
18,639.00
10,735.00
355,858.00
118,617.00
11,927.00
340,780.00
74,474.00
8,531.00
6,695.00
2.204.00
29.593.00
38,430.00
$
408,357.00
206,642.00
89,235.00
105,538.00
363,245.00
57,638.00
486,665.00
53.564.00
151.271.00
1,701,895.00
775,550.00
329,359.00
118,866.00
10,959.829.00
85,827.00
902.554.00
147.399.00
44,083.00
263.396.00
92.471.00
107,009.00
17.595.00
94,138.00
120,133.00
299,299.00
422,694.00
30,459.858.00
495.071.00
84,072.00
972,084.00
59,159.00
84,019.00
202,748.00
361,164.00
124,060.00
5,738,673.00
1,629,541.00
180,751.00
2,302,045.00
1,278,373.00
139,338.00
120,297.00
42,803.00
517,706.00
516.025.00
Equities Accumulated by Municipalities
75
STATEMENT OF EQUITIES ACCUMULATED BY MUNICIPALITIES
THROUGH DEBT RETIREMENT APPROPRIATIONS
For the Year Ended December 31, 1975
Municipality
Balance at
December 31, 1974
Additions in the
Year through
Debt Retirement
Appropriations
Equities
Transferred
through
Annexations
Balance at
December 31, 1975
Guelph
Hagersville
Hamilton
Hanover
Hamston
Harrow
Hastings
Havelock
Hawkesbury
Hearst
Hensall
Hespeler
Highgate
Holstein
Huntsville
Ingersoll
Iroquois
Jarvis
Kapuskasing
Kemptville
Kenora
Killaloe Stn
Kincardine
King City
Kingston
Kingsville
Kirkfield
Kitchener
L'Orignal
Lakefield
Lambeth
Lanark
Lancaster
Larder Lake Twp .
Latchford
Leamington
Lindsay
Listowel
London
Lucan
Lucknow
Lynden
Madoc
Magnetawan
Markdale
$
7,800.311.00
464,873.00
69,375,007.00
859,550.00
294,772.00
310,175.00
88,307.00
125,766.00
654,505.00
351,858.00
178,248.00
1,267,724.00
59,348.00
23,686.00
605,623.00
1,320,152.00
130,781.00
107,260.00
461,281.00
338,429.00
411,506.00
41,834.00
507.344.00
108,799.00
6,630,457.00
456,632.00
24,762.00
14.712.525.00
68.286.00
263.687.00
174,506.00
79,475.00
59.546.00
103.119.00
24,681.00
1.284,924.00
1,864,684.00
768.179.00
23,432,299.00
138,886.00
191.217.00
72.802.00
177,179.00
14.879.00
145.606.00
$
635.889.00
16,126.00
4,491,335.00
60,215.00
15,042.00
16,297.00
6,456.00
6,851.00
120,295.00
50,492.00
13,126.00
81,755.00
3,247.00
1,207.00
34,608.00
55,583.00
8,837.00
6,100.00
47,411.00
22.876.00
76.634.00
3.642.00
36,712.00
10,776.00
464.046.00
34,046.00
1.497.00
1,058.566.00
8.562.00
17,738.00
11.887.00
5.375.00
3.700.00
6.721.00
2.710.00
82,543.00
127,111.00
54.744.00
1.717.505.00
8.611.00
8.502.00
3.229.00
11.798.00
1.315.00
11.686.00
8,436.200.00
480,999.00
73,866,342.00
919,765.00
309,814:00
326,472.00
94,763.00
132,617.00
774,800.00
402,350.00
191,374.00
1,349,479.00
62,595.00
24,893.00
640,231.00
1.375.735.00
139,618.00
113,360.00
508,692.00
361.305.00
488,140.00
45.476.00
544.056.00
119.575.00
7.094.503.00
490.678.00
26.259.00
15.771.091.00
76.848.00
281,425.00
186,393.00
84.850.00
63.246.00
109.840.00
27,391.00
1.367,467.00
1.991.795.00
822.923.00
25.149,804.00
147.497.00
199,719.00
76,031.00
188.977.00
16.194.00
157.292.00
76
Appendix II— Finance
STATEMENT OF EQUITIES ACCUMULATED BY MUNICIPALITIES
THROUGH DEBT RETIREMENT APPROPRIATIONS
For the Year Ended December 31, 1975
Municipality
Balance at
December 31, 1974
Additions in the
Year through
Debt Retirement
Appropriations
Equities
Transferred
through
Annexations
Balance at
December 31, 1975
Markham
Marmora
Martintown
Massey
Maxville
McGarry Twp...
Meaford
Merlin
Merrickville
Midland
Mildmay
Millbrook
Milton
Milverton
Mississauga
Mitchell
Moorefield
Morrisburg
Mount Brydges.
Mount Forest...
Napanee
Nepean Twp
Neustadt
New Hamburg..
Newboro
Newburgh
Newbury
Newcastle
Newmarket
Niagara
Niagara Falls....
Nipigon Twp
North Bay
North York
Norwich
Norwood
Oakville
Oil Springs
Omemee
Orangeville
Orillia
Orono
Oshawa
Ottawa
Otterville
725,289.00
129,624.00
27,243.00
66,996.00
108,143.00
98,838.00
560,506.00
81,264.00
71,751.00
1,888,828.00
84,252.00
74,261.00
953,679.00
240,484.00
13,276,860.00
420,829.00
55,355.00
211.608.00
80,716.00
398,164.00
678,941.00
3.437,491.00
60,776.00
376.523.00
18,451.00
38,682.00
36,602.00
160.357.00
999.598.00
347.982.00
6.467.596.00
271,069.00
4.148.174.00
32,091,606.00
218,371.00
115.770.00
7.160,322.00
101.698.00
72.282.00
734.072.00
1.154.350.00
87,588.00
12,578,430.00
27.546.272.00
78.168.00
97,970.00
8,404.00
1,441.00
7,845.00
6,274.00
5,633.00
37,993.00
4,041.00
5.741.00
115,509.00
5,450.00
5,230.00
94,966.00
10,608.00
2.068.949.00
25,899.00
2,789.00
15.964.00
5.847.00
27.459.00
38.406.00
546.903.00
2,971.00
26.691.00
1.841.00
3.124.00
2.321.00
14.190.00
102,542.00
19.931.00
374.594.00
16.882.00
384.252.00
3.964,372.00
9.118.00
7,965.00
828,664.00
2.540.00
4.570.00
70,958.00
159,420.00
7.267.00
995.155.00
3.036.402.00
3.801.00
823,259.00
138,028.00
28,684.00
74,841.00
114,417.00
104.471.00
598.499.00
85.305.00
77.492.00
2,004,337.00
89.702.00
79,491.00
1,048,645.00
251,092.00
15,345,809.00
446,728.00
58.144.00
227.572.00
86,563.00
425,623.00
717,347.00
3.984.394.00
63.747.00
403.214.00
20.292.00
41.806.00
38.923.00
174,547.00
1.102,140.00
367,913.00
6.842.190.00
287,951.00
4,532.426.00
36.055.978.00
227.489.00
123.735.00
7.988.986.00
104,238.00
76.852.00
805.030.00
1.313.770.00
94.855.00
13.573.585.00
30.582.674.00
81.969.00
Equities Accumulated by Municipalities
77
STATEMENT OF EQUITIES ACCUMULATED BY MUNICIPALITIES
THROUGH DEBT RETIREMENT APPROPRIATIONS
For the Year Ended December 31, 1975
Municipality
Balance <
December 31,
Additions in the
Year through
Debt Retirement
Appropriations
Equities
Transferred
through
Annexations
Balance at
December 31. 1975
Owen Sound
Paisley
Palmerston
Paris
Parkhill
Parry Sound
Pembroke
Penetanguishene
Perth
Peterborough
Petrolia
Pickering
Picton
Plantagenet
Plattsville
Point Edward
Port Burwell
Port Colborne
Port Credit
Port Dover
Port Elgin
Port Hope
Port McNicoll
Port Perry
Port Rowan
Port Stanley
Prescott
Preston
Priceville
Princeton
Queenston
Rainy River
Red Rock
Renfrew
Richmond
Richmond Hill
Ridgetown
R'P'ey
Rockland
Rockwood
Rodney
Rosseau
Russell
Sandwich West Twp .
Sarnia
2,639.535.00
112.740.00
293.318.00
851.921.00
186.246.00
391,213.00
312.520.00
565.045.00
868.016.00
7.341.253.00
577.510.00
106.489.00
728,000.00
64,600.00
118.401.00
891.065.00
47.737.00
1.607.783.00
1.670.034.00
359.444.00
349.467.00
1.423,940.00
171.582.00
297,886.00
71.895.00
280.324.00
658.220.00
2.152.246.00
11.227.00
71,381.00
65.575.00
73.879.00
117.510.00
606.773.00
127.366.00
1.443.602.00
349.641.00
79,481.00
166.150.00
95.830.00
116.255.00
33.833.00
68.332.00
480.545.00
10.651.639.00
$
169.641.00
8.046.00
12.653.00
44.586.00
11.114.00
40.718.00
85.856.00
40.795.00
52.771.00
495.308.00
23.321.00
15.515.00
33.937.00
6.280.00
6.201.00
47.900.00
3.094.00
98.817.00
141.894.00
19.690.00
43.927.00
106.164.00
10.723.00
26.452.00
3.444.00
11.955.00
36.300.00
149.637.00
796.00
2.954.00
3.016.00
8.123.00
7.117.00
50,494.00
16.467.00
148.801.00
19.648.00
4.548.00
21.370.00
5.835.00
5.200.00
1.906.00
5.265.00
67.017.00
462.273.00
30.00
2.809.176.00
120.786.00
306.001.00
896.507.00
197.360.00
431.931.00
398.376.00
605.840.00
921.975.00
7.836.561.00
600.831.00
122.004.00
761.937.00
70.880.00
124.602.00
938.965.00
50.831.00
1.706.600.00
1.8 1 1.928.00
379.134.00
393.394.00
1.530.104.00
182.305.00
324.338.00
75.339.00
292.279.00
694.520.00
2.301.883.00
12.023.00
74.335.00
68.591.00
82.002.00
124.627.00
657.267.00
143.833.00
1.592.403.00
369.289.00
84.029.00
187.520.00
101.665.00
121.455.00
35.739.00
73.597.00
547.562.00
11,113.912.00
78
Appendix II— Finance
STATEMENT OF EQUITIES ACCUMULATED BY MUNICIPALITIES
THROUGH DEBT RETIREMENT APPROPRIATIONS
For the Year Ended December 31, 1975
Municipality
Balance at
December 31, 1974
Additions in the
Year through
Debt Retirement
Appropriations
Equities
Transferred
through
Annexations
Balance at
December 31. 1975
Scarborough
Schreiber Twp
Seaforth
Shelburne
Simcoe
Sioux Lookout
Smiths Falls
South Grimsby Twp.
South River
Southampton
Springfield
St. Catharines
St. Clair Beach
St. George
St. Jacobs
St. Mary's
St. Thomas
Stayner
Stirling
Stoney Creek
Stouffville
Stratford
Strathroy
Streetsville
Sturgeon Falls
Sudbury
Sunderland
Sundridge
Sutton
Tara
Tavistock
Tecumseh
Teeswater
Terrace Bay Twp
Thamesford
Thamesville
Thedford
Thessalon
Thornbury
Thorndale
Thornton
Thorold
Thunder Bay H EC-
Tilbury
Tillsonburg
22,116.145.00
177.008.00
371.165.00
219,960.00
1.542,978.00
306,315.00
1.424,795.00
96,902.00
48,240.00
282,797.00
57,361.00
15,649.061.00
123.586.00
115.026.00
149,148.00
1,158.319.00
3,723,137.00
203,397.00
167.853.00
488.984.00
391.472.00
4.196.175.00
829,794.00
477.179.00
351.699.00
6.398.131.00
83.613.00
66,875.00
258,113.00
100.321.00
288,288.00
355,688.00
151,985.00
215.778.00
166,863.00
161,395.00
97,561.00
95,466.00
127,946.00
54.206.00
30.411.00
1.507.670.00
24.317,731.00
470.632.00
956,591.00
2,539.590.00
13,416.00
15.287.00
20.686.00
116,371.00
22.314.00
82.321.00
5.721.00
7.824.00
26,314.00
2,411.00
1.183.569.00
10.575.00
6.929.00
11.437.00
32.748.00
202.355.00
14.943.00
10,807.00
42.474.00
37.518.00
252.465.00
54.914.00
47.030.00
38.922.00
605.349.00
4.662.00
6.814.00
20.468.00
7.220.00
16.605.00
28.003.00
9,277.00
14.380.00
11.088.00
8.166.00
5.095.00
10.613.00
11.300.00
2,444.00
2.439.00
43.939.00
881.387.00
31.155.00
67,605.00
3,736.00
24.655,735.00
190,424.00
386.452.00
240.646.00
1.659,349.00
328.629.00
1.507.116.00
102.623.00
56.064.00
309,111.00
59,772.00
16.832.630.00
134.161.00
121.955.00
160.585.00
1. 191.067.00
3.925.492.00
218.340.00
178,660.00
531.458.00
428.990.00
4.448.640.00
884.708.00
524.209.00
390.621.00
7.003.480.00
88.275.00
73.689.00
278,581.00
107.541.00
304.893.00
383.691.00
161.262.00
230.158.00
177.951.00
169.561.00
102.656.00
106,079.00
139.246.00
56.650.00
32.850.00
1.551.609.00
25.199,118.00
501.787.00
1.027,932.00
Equities Accumulated by Municipalities
79
STATEMENT OF EQUITIES ACCUMULATED BY MUNICIPALITIES
THROUGH DEBT RETIREMENT APPROPRIATIONS
For the Year Ended December 31, 1975
Municipality
Balance at
December 31, 1974
Additions in the
Year through
Debt Retirement
Appropriations
Equities
Transferred
through
Annexations
Balance at
December 31. 1975
Toronto
Tottenham
Trenton
Tweed
Uxbridge
Vankleek Hill
Vaughan Twp
Victoria Harbour
Walkerton
Wallaceburg
Wardsville
Warkworth
Wasaga Beach
Waterdown
Waterford
Waterloo
Watford
Waubaushene
Webbwood
Welland
Wellesley
Wellington
West Lome
Westport
Wheatley
Whitby
Wiarton
Williamsburg
Winchester
Windermere
Windsor
Wingham
Woodbridge
Woodstock
Woodville
Wyoming
York
Zurich
Total Municipalities.
139.952,080.00
1 10.286.00
2.365.263.00
220.964.00
350,989.00
94.611.00
1,794,055.00
86.049.00
584,846.00
2.263.039.00
39,990.00
57,206.00
107,419.00
205,292.00
268.553.00
4.105.396.00
252.746.00
65,698.00
22.623.00
4.512.831.00
98,731.00
131.566.00
228,464.00
78.604.00
173.605.00
2.244.083.00
260.456.00
53.493.00
261.539.00
33.560.00
27.038.206.00
505.604.00
396.765.00
4.112.337.00
53.831.00
102.606.00
12.833.800.00
103.735.00
705.997.882.00
6.623.686.00
11,529.00
162.754.00
14.249.00
24,339.00
9.216.00
322.413.00
7.685.00
46.915.00
134,035.00
2.522.00
3.927.00
9,723.00
14.276.00
15.521.00
407,410.00
11.252.00
4.598.00
2.666.00
329.796.00
4.525.00
7.388.00
10.621.00
5.379.00
10.119.00
221.527.00
16.967.00
2.343.00
21.693.00
1.753.00
1.638,897.00
39,381.00
22.232.00
244.885.00
3.515.00
8.313.00
722.084.00
5.716.00
52.473.718.00
7.607.00
146.575.766.00
121.815.00
2.528,017.00
235.213.00
375.328.00
103.827.00
2.116.468.00
93.734.00
631.761.00
2.397,074.00
42.512.00
61.133.00
117.142.00
219.568.00
284.074.00
4.512.806.00
263.998.00
70.296.00
25.289.00
4.842.627.00
103.256.00
138.954.00
239.085.00
83.983.00
183.724.00
2.465.610.00
277.423.00
55.836.00
283.232.00
35.313.00
28.677.103.00
544.985.00
418.997.00
4.357.222.00
57.346.00
110.919.00
13.555.884.00
109.451.00
758.479.207.00
80
APPENDIX III - RETAIL
Ontario Hydro provides retail service as part of its Power District operation,
which is quite distinct from the municipal electrical utility service, but is
viewed as comparable in scope with the operation of a municipal utility. The
service is administered through 6 1 administrative Area Offices which deal pri-
marily with rural customers, and through municipal distribution systems
owned and operated by Ontario Hydro in each of 13 communities where there
is no elected or appointed municipal utility commission. Statistics relating to
service in these 13 communities now included in this retail section were for-
merly grouped with statistical data for the municipal electrical utilities in the
Municipal Service Supplement until 1971.
Farm Service
The farm class includes single-phase or three-phase electrical service to the
farm residence and to all buildings and equipment used in the production and
processing of farm products. In other words, for purposes of classification, a
farm is a residence and a business. The business, which is agricultural prod-
uction on a continuing basis, must be carried on at such a level as to ensure
that the farm is a viable economic unit.
The term "agricultural production", as used here, includes the work of culti-
vating soil, producing crops and raising livestock, as well as operations in
nurseries, fur farms, hatcheries and egg production. Properties devoted solely
to reforestation projects or the raising of Christmas trees, or having extensive
acreage but not engaged in agricultural production are classified according to
their use, but not as farms. Small properties of 30 acres and under are
classified as residential, unless they are operated for some intensive or special-
ized form of agricultural production, for example fruit farming, poultry rais-
ing, market gardening, or nurseries.
Service may be supplied under one farm service to all separate dwellings
located on the property and occupied by persons engaged in its operation.
Additional dwellings occupied by persons otherwise engaged are regarded as
residential.
Classes of Service 81
Residential Service
Residential service is provided to establishments used primarily for living
accommodation. It embraces two kinds of service - continuous-occupancy
service and intermittent-occupancy service.
Residential continuous-occupancy service is provided to dwellings considered
to be customers' permanent residences. There are two classes of continuous-
occupancy service for rate purposes - class Rl for service in designated zones
of high customer concentration where there are at least 100 customers of any
class in a group with a density of not less than 25 customers per mile of line
and class R2 covering service elsewhere.
Residential intermittent-occupancy service is provided to any self-contained
residential establishment which is not regarded as the customer's permanent
residence and is occupied intermittently throughout the year or part of it. As
with continuous-occupancy service, there are two classes of intermittent-
occupancy service for rate purposes designated R3 and R4 for zones of high
and normal customer concentrations respectively.
General Service
The general class includes service to all community business, processing, or
manufacturing establishments excluding those that fall within the farm class.
Customers may receive either single-phase or three-phase electrical service at
secondary, rural primary, or sub-transmission voltage.
82
Appendix III— Retail
Miles of rural primary line and
number of customers
customers
- 600,000
400,000
- 40,000
20,000
I I I I I I I I I 10
1965 67 69 71 73 75
miles
4,000
3.000
2,000
Annual increase
customers
40,000
customers
miles of line
i
i
- 20,000
10,000
1965 67
Miles of Line and Number of Customers
83
MILES OF LINE, NUMBER OF RETAIL CUSTOMERS
as at December 31, 1975
Ml LIS
Ol
Prim-xky
Line
Ni \im k or Ci siomi ks
Areas by Regions
Farm
Residential
General
Continuous
Occupancy
or All-Year
Intermittent
Occupancy
or Seasonal
Total
Niagara Region
Beamsville
617
868
773
416
1.027
908
837
319
619
2.972
3.021
2.504
1.547
2.875
3.585
3.598
777
1.127
7.977
4.836
3.872
7.500
7.845
2.474
5.175
8.488
7.772
137
60
2.432
486
447
1.682
50
1.289
947
824
707
715
1.268
594
734
1.150
1.030
12.033
Brantford
Cayuga
Dundas
Guelph
Listowel
Simcoe
Stoney Creek
Welland
8.741
9.515
9.762
12.474
7.100
11.189
10.465
11.218
Total
6.384
22.006
55.939
6.583
7.969
92.497
Central Region
Bowmanville
Brampton
Markham
Newmarket
706
726
551
968
1.564
1.373
999
2.656
6.434
15.978
18.520
17.433
1.342
174
97
2.880
725
1.351
2.730
1.881
10.065
18.876
22.346
24.850
Total
2.951
6.592
58.365
4.493
6.687
76. 1 37
Western Region
Beachville
Clinton
1.473
1.485
856
1.146
1.783
1.138
1.594
5.308
5.685
3.582
4.985
6.656
4.104
5.298
6.276
4.605
6.430
13.028
6.888
8.267
5.612
106
2.270
155
2.423
1.448
2.004
63
1.076
1.018
1.046
1.515
1.572
1.407
1.079
12.766
13.578
East Elgin
Essex
Kent
Lambton
Stra-throy
11.213
21.951
16.564
15.782
12.052
Total
9.475
35.618
51.106
8.469
8.713
103.906
Eastern Region
Arnprior
Bancroft
Brockville
Cobden
Cobourg
Franklord
Kingston
Perth
Peterborough
Picton
686
900
967
1.459
700
959
1.301
1.609
1.669
814
1.012
1.228
1.679
1.240
503
2.141
2.421
1.576
2.277
2.087
2.688
2.943
2.407
1.272
3.888
5.150
7.767
2.692
6.102
8.225
4.452
8.105
14.085
5.600
8.664
5.514
3.283
6.275
11.958
2.005
6.207
2.481
3.372
1.423
1.206
3.688
5.948
9.203
1.685
3.708
1.586
646
895
511
939
1.337
625
963
1.702
1.041
1.307
819
751
1.117
1.471
1 1 .907
9.913
11.663
15.355
8.076
12.551
21.562
15.277
22.117
I0 42S
Tweed
Vankleek Hill
9.014
12 866
Winchester
19.225
Total
14.983
30.593
92.722
43.158
13.478
179.951
84
Appendix III— Retail
MILES OF LINE, NUMBER OF RETAIL CUSTOMERS
as at December 31, 1975
Miles
of
Primary
Line
Number oe Customers
Areas by Regions
Farm
Residential
General
Continuous
Occupancy
or All-Year
Intermittent
Occupancy
or Seasonal
Total
Georgian Bay Region
Alliston
Barrie
Bracebridge
Fenelon Falls
973
614
1,056
1,246
945
709
869
696
1.690
925
665
567
1.835
2,922
1.277
217
2,410
264
223
2,064
1.057
4.008
124
631
1.366
6.506
4,380
8,946
4,360
6,132
3.982
2.851
4,729
5.175
6.391
3.072
3.937
3.710
4.949
546
3.455
12,205
8,961
6,418
8,012
505
5.846
8.367
6.830
8.563
4.877
3.027
585
1.036
1.058
912
933
709
627
855
1.395
788
711
676
1.092
8,433
14,714
17,840
18,415
Huntsville
Minden
Orangeville
Orillia
Owen Sound
11.597
11,795
7,925
12,933
20.161
Parry Sound
Penetanguishene
Stayner
Walkerton
10.814
13.842
10.629
15.574
Total
12.790
23.069
62.614
77.612
11.377
174.672
Northeastern Region
Algoma
Kapuskasing
Kirkland Lake
511
416
169
696
556
781
920
747
314
651
113
56
28
591
336
1.086
376
183
56
457
4.581
5.042
1.068
2.796
2.089
2.465
4.541
16.596
2.230
3.480
716
587
648
1.597
646
680
2.399
1.957
429
2.201
770
663
262
799
356
609
739
1.464
428
623
6.180
6.348
2.006
Manitoulin
Matheson
New Liskeard
North Bay
Sudbury
Timmins
Warren
5.783
3.427
4.840
8.055
20.200
3.143
6.761
Total
5.761
3.282
44.888
11.860
6.713
66.743
Northwestern Region
Dryden
Fort Frances
Geraldton
Kenora
Thunder Bay
619
716
173
458
1.068
126
727
1
44
496
4.628
1.740
1.210
1.909
4.749
695
660
90
2.429
2.669
1.120
548
390
563
941
6.569
3.675
1.691
4.945
8.855
Total
3.034
1.394
14.236
6.543
3.562
25.735
Miles of Line and Number of Customers
MILES OF LINE, NUMBER OF RETAIL CUSTOMERS
as at December 31, 1975
85
Municipal Systems
Miles
of
Primary
Line
Number of Customers
Operated by
Ontario Hydro
Residential
General
Total
Beardmore
Blind River
4
11
6
7
10
11
33
10
15
5
8
22
47
229
968
661
579
1,036
980
4,944
808
1,795
354
985
2,121
8.679
75
204
110
124
212
164
814
125
333
86
119
271
1,192
304
1,172
Cobalt
Englehart
Geraldton
Haileybury
Kirkland Lake
771
703
1,248
1,144
5,758
Mattawa
New Liskeard
933
2,128
Powassan
Schumacher
South Porcupine
Timmins
440
1,104
2,392
9,871
Total
189
24.139
3,829
27.968
SUMMARY
MILES OF LINE, NUMBER OF RETAIL CUSTOMERS
as at December 31, 1975
Miles
of
Primary
Line
Number of Customers
Regions
Farm
Residential
General
Continuous
Occupancy
or All-Year
Intermittent
Occupancy
or Seasonal
Total
Niagara
Central
Western
Eastern
Georgian Bay
6,384
2,951
9,475
14,983
12,790
5,761
3.034
22,006
6,592
35,618
30,593
23,069
3,282
1.394
55,939
58,365
51,106
92,722
62,614
44,888
14.236
6,583
4,493
8,469
43,158
77,612
11,860
6,543
7,969
6,687
8,713
13,478
11,377
6,713
3.562
92,497
76,137
103,906
179,951
174,672
Northeastern
Northwestern
66,743
25,735
Subtotal
In Ontario Hydro
Municipal Systems . . .
55,378
189
122,554
379,870
24,139
158,718
58,499
3,829
719,641
27,968
Total Retail
55,567
122,554
404,009
158,718
62,328
747,609
86
Appendix 111— Retail
RETAIL SYSTEM
ELECTRICITY SALES, REVENUE AND CUSTOMERS
Monthly
Revenue
Class of Service
Year
Sales
Revenue
Customers
Use Per
Customer
per
kWh
kWh
$
kWh
c
In Areas
Residential
1966
1,570,966,227
26,365,167
227,909
584
1.68
Continuous
1967
1,797,122,700
28,967,165
238,386
642
1.61
Occupancy
1968
1,992.463,900
32,353,023
245,009
687
1.62
1969
2,269,511,600
39,313,409
264,250
743
1.73
1970
2,524,131,700
42,997,823
276,910
111
1.70
1971
2,823,061,100
48,928,583
294,918
823
1.73
1972
3,071,166,100
53,006,796
305,677
852
1.73
1973
3,463,326,700
63,383,382
334,976
901
1.83
1974
4,041,675,400
80,231,199
356,725
974
1.99
1975
4,379,786,000
96,986,904
379,870
991
2.21
Residential
1966
130,845,233
5,835,789
120,611
92
4.46
Intermittent
1967
148,971,200
6,229,861
125,207
101
4.18
Occupancy
1968
181,449,700
6,815,172
131,003
118
3.76
1969
208,120,000
7,645,109
136,694
130
3.67
1970
248,058,200
8,382,464
141,022
149
3.38
1971
278,306,300
9,847,782
145,830
162
3.54
1972
289,627,100
10,245,934
147,600
165
3.54
1973
320,235,700
11,811,664
153,392
177
3.69
1974
368,091,500
12,869,493
155,740
198
3.50
1975
401,813,700
15,947,325
158,718
213
3.97
Farm
1966
1,240,088,007
21,312,377
133,305
771
1.72
1967
1,349,750,300
22,573,596
132,454
846
1.67
1968
1,424,332,100
24,003,192
130,406
903
1.69
1969
1,516,768,100
27,032,992
129,582
972
1.78
1970
1,586,725,200
27,883,776
128,322
1,025
1.76
1971
1,657,505,400
29,642,894
126,273
1,085
1.79
1972
1,708,195,100
30,400,812
125,356
1,131
1.78
1973
1,789,115,400
33,487,121
124,312
1,194
1.87
1974
1,896,050,300
38,980,395
123.542
1,275
2.06
1975
1,958,186,300
43,902,833
122,554
1,326
2.24
General
1966
478,810,358
8,654,367
40,363
987
1.81
Single-Phase
1967
515,704,600
9,077,859
40,560
1,062
1.76
1968
562,106,300
9,887,524
40,335
1,158
1.76
1969
643,275,400
11,690,421
42,027
1,302
1.82
1970
705,399,500
12,659,180
42,776
1,386
1.79
1971
750,602,700
13,636,706
43,773
1,445
1.82
1972
897.987,100
16.087,833
45,870
1,670
1.79
1973
977,844,600
19,202,043
47,948
1,737
1.96
1974
949,153.300
20,371,274
48,771
1,636
2.15
1975
998,846,400
23,802,122
49,821
1,689
2.38
Sales, Revenue, and Customers
RETAIL SYSTEM
ELECTRICITY SALES, REVENUE AND CUSTOMERS
87
Monthly
Revenue
Class of Service
Year
Sales
Revenue
Customers
Use Per
Customer
per
kWh
In Areas (coito
kWh
$
kWh
c
General
1966
964,044,750
9,909,979
3,356
24,245
1.03
Three-Phase
1967
1,053,614,500
10,345,693
3,767
24,653
0.98
1968
1,141,270,400
11,425,729
3,932
24,706
1.00
1969
1,293,238,800
13,527,305
4,500
25,562
1.05
1970
2,176,499,300
20,817,237
5,022
38,096
0.96
1971
2,395,928,000
24,906,603
5,409
38,282
1.04
1972
2,731,262,400
28,352,633
5,712
40,933
1.04
1973
2,950,943,200
34,221,040
6,891
39,024
1.16
1974
3,074,958,500
41,926,860
7,903
34,642
1.36
1975
2,877,880,300
45,224,965
8,678
28,927
1.57
Street Lighting
1971
32,355,300
452,951
1.40
1972
35,418,500
495,847
1.40
1973
40,058,500
560,808
1.40
1974
39,298,500
620,798
1.58
1975
44,171,300
758,100
1.72
In Local Systems
Residential
1971
180,748,300
2,569,869
24,614
616
1.42
1972
186,598,300
2,757,733
24,342
635
1.48
1973
185,805,700
3,026,519
23,451
668
1.63
1974
200,794,100
3,493,249
23,706
710
1.74
1975
207,349,500
4,052, 149
24,139
722
1.95
General
1971
123,585,400
1,820,705
3,930
2,589
1.47
1972
143,449,700
2,151,483
4,008
3,012
1.50
1973
148,355,900
2,435,179
3,882
3,196
1.64
1974
161,967,600
2,816,933
3,886
3,475
1.74
1975
176,607,900
3,363,651
3,829
3,815
1.90
Street Lighting
1971
4,586,300
63,984
1.40
1972
4,848,500
67,873
1.40
1973
4,690,500
65,760
1.40
1974
4,107,900
57,591
1.40
1975
4,730,900
66,436
1.40
NOTES
1. Estimated energy use for flat- rate services are included in class totals.
2. Commencing in 1971, miscellaneous revenue from other than energy sales is no longer included in the
revenue figures quoted on page 92.
3. Street Lighting data prior to 1971 was not compiled on a comparative basis.
4. The Monthly Use of kilowatt-hours per customer is calculated by dividing the average of the customers
served at the end of the current and previous year into the current and previous year's kWh sales.
88
89
SUPPLEMENT
MUNICIPAL ELECTRICAL SERVICE
The 353 municipal electrical utilities associated with Ontario Hydro provide
retail electrical service in most Ontario urban municipalities and served
1,899,392 customers in 1975. The statistics, shown in graphic and tabular form
commencing in 1971, are for these retail customers only. In earlier years the
statistics included data for retail customers of the Corporation in a few munic-
ipalities, designated as local systems, where Ontario Hydro owns and operates
the distribution facilities. From 1971 onwards, the data for the local systems
appear in Appendix III - Retail.
At the beginning of 1976, 339 municipal utilities were using the general rate for
former commercial and industrial customers. At that time the customers billed
on this rate schedule numbered 141,563. For comparing data for the years
before this rate was in effect, commercial and industrial customers are grouped
in the general service class. This makes year-to-year comparison of average
energy use and revenue per kWh approximate only.
The energy sales by municipal electrical utilities in 1975 rose by 4.6 per cent
over those of 1974. This increase, together with higher electricity rates to
recover costs, provided an increase of $116 million or 16.4 per cent over 1974
service revenue. Rate increases approved for 1975 produced about 11.3 per
cent of this increase. The revenue for each class of service for the years 1974
and 1975 is compared below:
Class of Service 1975
Residential $278,928,028
General 540,399,426
Street Lighting 8,439,527
Total Service Revenue 827,766,981
Miscellaneous Revenue 30,530,757
Total Revenue $858,297,738
Increase
1974
Per Cent
$241,837,888
15.3
462,205,739
16.9
7,376,508
14.4
711,420,135
16.4
28,118,970
8.5
$739,539,105
90 Municipal Electrical Utilities
Total costs increased by $1 17.4 million or 16.9 per cent over amounts in 1974.
Of this increase, the cost of power and local generation increased by $99.4 mil-
lion; operation, maintenance, financial, and administrative costs by $15.7 mil-
lion; depreciation charged by $2.2 million; and other costs increased by $0.1
million. Net income was $47.0 million, $1.3 million more than in 1974. Ontario
Hydro, in exercising its control and regulation of municipal electrical utilities
as required by Provincial Statute, considers various factors relative to the
financial condition of a municipal utility before approving changes in electric-
ity rates.
The municipal electrical utilities increased their investment in fixed assets by
$94.7 million to a new total of $1,222.6 million at the end of 1975. Net income
for the year, together with depreciation charged, contributed capital, new bor-
rowings, and an increase in other liabilities, provided for the increase and for
increases of about $20.7 million in current assets and $6.7 million in other
assets of the utilities.
Municipal electrical utilities
Revenue
Borrowings 9 1
New borrowings amounted to about $12 million. After redeeming about $8.1
million of long-term debt, outstanding debt from borrowings showed an
increase of $3.9 million at December 31, 1975. The sinking fund for redemp-
tion of debentures, in municipalities which issue sinking-fund debentures, was
increased by $0.2 million in 1975 to a new total of $27.5 million. Contributed
capital increased by $17.6 million to $99.2 million in 1975. As a result of these
changes, the overall ratio of debt to equity declined from 14:86 in 1974 to
13:87 in 1975.
Total assets of the 353 municipal electrical utilities at December 31, 1975,
amounted to $1,828.1 million after deducting accumulated depreciation of
$341.8 million. The increase of $147.2 million over the value of total assets at
the end of 1974 includes an increase of $49.1 million for equity of the utilities
in the assets of Ontario Hydro. This equity, shown in Statement A at $720. 1
million, constitutes 39.4 per cent of utility total assets and the share of each
Municipal electrical utilities
Financing of annual additions to fixed assets mi|,ion $
92
Municipal Electrical Utilities
MUNICIPAL UTILITY
ELECTRICITY SALES REVENUE AND CUSTOMERS
Monthly
Revenue
Class of Service
Year
Sales
Revenue
Customers
Use per
Customer
per
kWh
kWh
$
kWh
c
Residential
1965
9,423,405,257
106,738,283
1,475,590
540
1.13
1966'
10,102,582,788
1 14,462,536
1,505,780
565
1.13
1967
10,796,826,704
123,236.091
1,540,505
591
1.14
1968
11,531,567,252
137,250,772
1,565,268
619
1.19
1969
12,081,214,500
148,285,270
1,583,631
639
1.23
1970
12,723,418,389
162.817,259
1,596,367
667
1.28
1971
13,112,193,740
175,857,379
1,586,841
693
1.34
1972
13,775,879,806
198,268,553
1,613,112
718
1.44
1973
14,263,163,142
219,290,605
1,627,774
734
1.54
1974
14,811,689,136
241,837,888
1,654.065
752
1.63
1975
15,394,846,066
278.928.028
1.676.629
770
1.81
General
1965
16,657,367,531
160,547,031
151.320
9.231
0.96
1966
17,783,497,589
172,629,761
156.269
9.636
0.97
1967
19,044,822,355
188,089.257
164,647
9.891
0.99
1968
20,963,473,102
213,030.137
175,876
10,260
1.02
1969
22,951,036,688
238,364,840
182.940
10.661
1.04
1970
24,894.193,879
269.130,236
198,046
10.890
1.08
1971
27,078,525.324
305,161.350
202,758
11.260
1.13
1972
30,154,315.895
352.286.480
208.683
12.215
1.17
1973
33.058.492.115
411.964,102
214,184
13.030
1.25
1974
34.897.481.468
462.205.739
218.396
13.445
1.33
1975
36.561.986.163
540.399.426
222.763
13.813
1.48
Street Lighting
1971
466.919.134
6,228,565
1.33
1972
482,795,970
6.040.001
1.25
1973
507.749.701
6.741.395
1.33
1974
528.418.006
7.376.508
1.40
1975
586.670.947
8.439.527
1.44
Notes:
1. Estimated energy use for flat-rate services are included in class totals.
2. Street lighting data prior to 1971 was not compiled on a comparative basis.
3. The Monthly Use of kilowatt-hours per customer is calculated by dividing the average of the customers
served at the end of the current and previous year into the current year's kWh sales.
Standard Accounting Svstem 93
utility in this total equity represents its accumulated contributions in the
charges for power towards repayment of Ontario Hydro's long-term debt.
These utility equities, and their sum, would correspond to those shown on the
Ontario Hydro schedule of equities accumulated through debt retirement if
these were available when utilities close their books at the end of the year.
Since this is not possible, the equities are, with a few exceptions, those at the
end of 1974 rather than 1975.
The books of account, from which the foregoing financial information is
derived, are kept by the utilities in accordance with a standard accounting sys-
tem designed by Ontario Hydro for use by all municipal electrical utilities.
These records are periodically inspected by the Corporation's municipal
accountants. From time to time adjustments and improvements in accounting
procedure and office routine are recommended as required. By providing this
type of assistance and supervision, Ontario Hydro seeks to ensure the correct
application of rates and standard procedures and the observance of a uniform
classification of revenues and expenditures. The work performed by the Cor-
poration's municipal accountants on behalf of the utilities does not, however,
constitute an audit of their accounts. The municipalities must make their own
arrangements for this audit.
94
Municipal Electrical Utilities
Municipal Electrical Utilities
Year
Number of Municipal Utilities Included
Number of Customers
1966
358
1.630.255
1967
355
1.673.104
1968
354
1.709.1 II
1969
354.
1.738.512
A. BALANCE SHEET.
FIXED ASSETS
Plant and facilities at cost
Less accumulated depreciation
$
654.128.175
164.122.993
$
706.702.798
182.315.075
$
759.163.167
200.212.484
$
8 15.382: 191
219.237.998
Net fixed assets
CURRENT ASSETS
Cash on hand and in bank
Investments-term deposits
—bonds
Accounts receivable (net)
Other
490.005. 1 82
12.138.312
19.530.448
9.515.323
23.415.599
524.387.723
1 1.784.458
21.164.511
9.039.413
23.168.868
1.834.703
558.950.683
11.554.954
27.957.092
8.252.468
27.549.947
1.488.012
596.144.193
12.739.781
23.006.015
7.844.003
31.285.055
3.029.452
Total current assets
OTHER ASSETS
Inventories
Sinking fund on debentures
Miscellaneous assets
64.599.682
14.192.035
9.073.286
10.162.656
66.991.953
15.803.084
11.099.516
10.185.521
76.802.473
15.883.122
11.969.393
11.696.011
77.904.306
17.486.722
13.651.400
14.171.097
Total other assets
Equity in Ontario Hydro
33.427.977
406.329.792
37.088.121
439.046.394
39.548.526
464.803.659
45.309.219
492.190.861
Total assets
994.362.633
1.067.5 14.191
I.I 40. 105.341
1.211.548,579
DEBT FROM BORROWINGS
Debentures outstanding
Other long-term debt
97.299.929
99.973.438
108.216.271
115.947.129
Total long-term debt
LIABILITIES
Current liabilities
Other liabilities
97.299.929
21.534.264
10.693.822
99.973.438
28.417.741
8.671.660
108.216.271
40.797.753
13.611.744
115.947.129
48.349.939
14.857.102
Total liabilities
EQUITY
Debt redeemed
Sinking fund on debentures
Accumulated net income invested in plant
or held as working funds
Contributed capital
Other reserves
31228.086
105.895.961
9.073.286
323.795.867
17.897.107
1.842.605
37.089.401
110.647.680
11.099.516
345.444.966
22.754.217
1.458.579
54.409.497
116.735.092
11.969.393
355.282.175
27.350.519
1.338.735
63.207.041
122.655.357
13.651.400
369.349.157
33.201.470
1.346.164
Total utility equity
Reserve for equity in Ontario Hydro
458.504.826
406.329.792
491.404.958
439.046.394
512.675.914
464.803.659
540.203.548
492.190.861
Total debt, liabilities and equity
994.362.633
1.067.5 14. 191
1.1 40. 105.341
1.21 1.548.579
B. OPERATING STATEMENT
REVENUE
Sale of electrical energy
292.499.953
8.640.589
316.856.666
9.690.237
355.980.197
10.952.677
393.604.382
13.420.863
Total revenue
301.140.542
326,546,903
366,932.874
407,025,245
EXPENSE
Power purchased
Local generation
Operation and maintenance
201.058.552
612.063
23.123.145
23.762.160
11.045.582
19.352.182
92.300
220.454.314
708.788
25.552.916
26.050.076
12.131.296
21.137.680
57.309
252.555.717
749.020
28.713.279
29.316.059
13.359.494
22.018.755
67.422
288.156.598
813.078
30.231.314
32.811.759
Financial
Depreciation
Other
14.683.093
23.592.618
68.910
279.045,984
306.092,379
346.779, 746
390,357,370
Net Income (net expense)
22.094,558
20,454.524
20.153.128
16.667,875
Statements A and B
Consolidated Financial Statements 1966-1975
95
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
353
353
353
353
353
353
1.766.086
1.789.599
1.821.795
1.841.958
1.872.461
1.899.392
$
$
$
$
$
$
866.551.765
921.558.139
982.727.779
1.050.510.249
1.127.845.090
1.222.600.065
238.749.590
257.488.023
275.053.201
295.645.842
317.736.586
341.767.379
627.802.175
664.070.116
707.674.578
754.864.407
810.108.504
880.832.686
11.889.717
14.698.217
20.189.935
17.271.409
17.069.199
19.171.650
29.340.687
30.408.110
34.361.115
37.882.051
39.216.408
47.054.671
5.827.448
5.272.152
5.133.856
4.692.984
3.941.154
3.993.812
32.352.591
36.133.163
44.081.793
47.931.017
52.321.061
62.301.976
2.928.405
3.196.264
3.170.023
4.235.553
3.792.226
4.532.934
82.338.848
89.707.906
106.936.722
112.013.014
116.340.048
137.055.043
18.107.495
18.556.619
20.701.911
22.720.335
36.424.909
41.186.818
14.859.915
17.834.443
20.615.968
24.737.545
27.297.677
27.534.285
14.822.683
17.868.993
15.512.583
19.185.690
19.654.847
21.336.793
48.790.093
54.260.055
56.830.462
66.643.570
83.377.433
90.057.896
520.667.796
552.515.442
587.606.219
626.886.194
671.088.687
720.149.305
1,279,598,912
1.360,553,519
1,459,047.981
1.560.407.185
1.680.914.672
1.828.094.930
117.438.918
121.562.154
122.967.025
123.477.707
124.962.937
128.822.972
1.189.080
1.343.259
1.515.741
1.527.938
117.438.918
121.562.154
124.156.105
124.820.966
126.478.678
130.350.910
50.925.570
57.209.863
64.349.460
73.849.720
83.092.574
93.976.387
15.748.438
17.823.374
16.238.438
20.595.099
21.374.804
30.669.209
66.674.008
75.033.237
80.587.898
94.444.819
104.467.378
124.645.596
128.751.301
134.884.232
141.415.655
148.111.734
154.611.276
162.739.091
15.859.915
17.834.443
20.615.968
24.737.545
27.297.677
27.534.285
388.752.020
408.399.919
445.801.618
470.065.391
513.412.651
561.339.106
40.387,679
49.263.494
57.902.775
69.030.143
81.592.486
99.209.592
1.067.275
1.060.598
961.743
2.310.393
1.965.839
2.127.045
574.818.190
611.442.686
666.697.759
714.255.206
778.879.929
852.949.119
520.667.796
552.515.442
587.606.219
626.886.194
671.088.687
720.149.305
1.279.598.912
1.360.553.519
1.459.047.981
1.560.407.185
1.680.914.672
1.828.094.930
439.342.533
487.247.297
556.595.034
637.996.102
711.420.135
827.766.981
14.908.233
22.258.811
24.158.685
26.541.627
28.118.970
30.530.757
454,250,766
509.506,108
580.753.719
664.537.729
739,539.105
858.297,738
325.567.580
373.906.802
419.458.744
508.212.216
550.814.374
649.968.084-
877.188
967.032
1.013.587
999.948
1.080.488
1.369.493
33.066.815
35.900.479
38.769.966
41.686.082
48.091.376
54.897.952
34.289.142
36.375.738
36.226.052
38.710.621
44.965.100
53.384.198
15.530.872
15.796.567
16.146.289
16.575.465
16.820.625
17.281.365
24.729.702
26.024.776
27.904.709
29.437.838
31.346.995
33.512.295
66.934
25.000
2.124.612
2.201.227
752.637
872.936
434,128,233
488,996,394
541,643.959
637,823.397
693,871.595
811,286,323
20.122.533
20.509.714
39.109.760
26,714,332
45.667.510
47.011.415
96
Municipal Electrical Utilities
Municipal Electrical Utilities Financial
Municipality
Acton
2,211
Ailsa Craig
277
Ajax
4,620
Alexandria
1,372
Alfred
405
A. BALANCE SHEET
FIXED ASSETS
$
1,213,449
235,210
$
117,946
21,978
$
3,020,595
834,897
$
661,075
261,508
$
142,168
Less accumulated depreciation
67,793
978,239
51,033
13,800
3,000
17,816
95.968
5.880
781
2,185,698
106,877
225,000
97,498
6.209
399,567
24,804
103,000
8,018
74,375
CURRENT ASSETS
Cash on hand and in bank
Investments— term deposits
—bonds
27,097
5,000
5,095
Other
480
85,649
953
6,661
150
435,584
87,259
30.399
135,822
25,357
4,287
37,672
OTHER ASSETS
Sinking fund on debentures
519
953
852.335
150
84.881
117,658
911.668
29,644
432.483
519
Equity in Ontario Hydro . .
77,739
1,917,176
187,660
3,650,608
997,516
190305
DEBT FROM BORROWINGS
Debentures outstanding
6.000
502,157
36,800
-
6.000
83,934
6,547
10.388
360
502.157
216,109
98.135
36,800
44,265
23,071
LIABILITIES
Current liabilities
11,771
1,784
90.481
77.939
603.107
287.314
10,748
6.883
79,706
5.442
314,244
440.491
915.938
566.110
67.336
66.278
386,864
7.755
13,555
EQUITY
Debt redeemed
Sinking fund on debentures
Accumulated net income invested in
plant or held as working funds
38,000
58,362
2,649
Total utility equity
Reserve for equity in Ontario Hydro
968.360
852.335
92,031
84.881
1.922,539
911.668
460.897
432.483
99,011
77,739
Total debt, liabilities and equity
1,917,176
187,660
3,650,608
997,516
190305
B. OPERATING STATEMENT
REVENUE
Sale of electrical energy
761.793
20,268
75,170
2.746
1.907.341
59.860
512.090
28,458
135,765
4.152
782,061
77916
1,967,201
540,548
139,917
EXPENSE
Power purchased
Local generation
609,914
42.049
53.320
3,368
28.303
64.178
2.656
4.372
66
4.019
1.383.449
55.558
130.689
81.921
73.413
434,562
24.935
45.042
4.528
20.005
111,447
5.273
9,757
Financial
Depreciation
Other
599
5,277
Total expense
736,954
75,291
1,725,030
529,072
132353
Net Income (net expense)
45,107
2,625
242,171
11,476
7,564
Statements A and B
Statements for the Year Ended December 31, 1975
97
Alliston
Almonte
Alvinston
Amherstburg
Ancaster Twp.
Apple Hill
Arkona
Arnprior
1,622
1.369
355
1,904
1,215
121
217
2,244
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
678,485
837,167
101,840
875,891
722,652
36,782
62,153
1,026,362
216,264
282,352
52,839
261,878
194,993
19.330
33,149
370,425
462,221
554,815
49,001
614,013
527,659
17.452
29.004
655,937
20,230
9,152
11,438
34,571
225
8,022
6.837
60,837
25,000
—
—
40.000
111.000
3.000
—
25,000
25,000
7,000
7,000
14,000
—
—
6,000
—
25,633
5,625
852
32,097
20,335
1,099
901
64,258
—
1,925
—
—
1,083
—
700
—
95,863
23,702
19,290
120,668
132,643
12,121
14,438
150,095
18,149
25,104
307
53,420
-
-
-
1,433
-
3,312
-
-
59,994
-
-
425
18,149
28,416
307
53,420
59,994
1,858
429,803
261,599
82,996
740,133
349,554
26,371
64,161
756,545
1,006,036
868,532
151,594
1,528,234
1,069,850
55,944
107,603
1,564,435
_
_
_
135,000
_
6,000
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
-
-
-
-
135.000
-
-
6,000
45,581
27,481
5,377
62,044
76,608
1,558
2,952
109,231
7,761
5,173
85
15,130
74.578
60
—
15,035
53,342
32,654
5,462
77,174
151,186
1,618
2,952
124,266
29,990
72,000
23,529
68,237
128,246
5,080
13,113
140,612
400,765
485,668
39,207
596.251
155,754
22,186
27,215
499,048
92,136
16,611
400
46,439
150,110
689
162
37,964
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
522,891
574,279
63,136
710,927
434,110
27,955
40,490
677,624
429,803
261,599
82,996
740,133
349,554
26,371
64,161
756,545
1,006,036
868,532
151,594
1,528,234
1,069,850
55,944
107,603
1,564,435
499,563
409,610
49,366
736,871
365,415
21,633
29,079
962,208
22,189
11,420
1,756
13,486
11,599
1,211
967
35,408
521,752
421,030
51,122
750,357
377,014
22,844
30,046
997,616
407,972
267,565
36,131
592,648
260,321
15,910
32,345
851,733
—
23,118
—
—
—
—
—
_
31,115
19,033
2,841
31,225
27,278
1,623
863
30,475
39,495
47,485
8,631
55,998
57,304
2,242
2,209
47,005
—
786
—
—
11,807
—
—
1,402
17,042
21,946
3,867
20,513
18,208
1,383
2,389
38,398
—
—
—
—
13,922
—
—
—
495,624
379,933
51,470
700,384
388,840
21,158
37,806
969,013
26,128
41,097
(348)
49,973
(11,826)
1,686
(7,760)
28,603
98
Municipal Electrical Utilities
Municipal Electrical Utilities Financial
Arthur
672
Athens
447
Atikokan Twp.
1.905
Aurora
3,866
Avonmore
Number of Customers
119
A. BALANCE SHEET
FIXED ASSETS
Plant and facilities at cost
Less accumulated depreciation
$
276,847
96.342
$
134,917
44,183
$
897.875
443.645
$
1,660,773
334,798
$
56,426
22,772
180.505
21.233
10,000
13.968
90,734
19,821
3,107
454,230
280
60,000
44,930
1.280
1,325,975
87.278
210,000
22,730
51.711
33,654
2,210
2,105
CURRENT ASSETS
Cash on hand and in bank
Investments— term deposits
-bonds
Other
45,201
303
1.229
22.928
785
106.490
24.529
13.062
371,719
5,252
33,576
4,315
OTHER ASSETS
Inventories
Sinking fund on debentures
2,387
Total other assets
1.532
186,687
785
93.079
37.591
453.232
38,828
886,309
2,387
Equity in Ontario Hydro
19,021
Total assets
413,925
207,526
1,051,543
2,622,831
59377
DEBT FROM BORROWINGS
Debentures outstanding
Other long-term debt
36,300
-
30.000
89.000
12,000
Total long-term debt
LIABILITIES
Current liabilities
36.300
22.243
1.813
9,535
1,441
30.000
79,753
41.385
89.000
147.796
35,795
12,000
2,872
71
24.056
37.614
127.515
1.753
10.976
12.988
88,803
1.680
121.138
370.000
47.464
29,709
183.591
132,046
996,840
335,045
2,943
EQUITY
11,000
Sinking fund on debentures
Accumulated net income invested in
plant or held as working funds
Contributed capital
10,323
4,090
166.882
186.687
103.471
93.079
447,173
453.232
1,463,931
886,309
25,413
Reserve for equity in Ontario Hydro
19,021
Total debt, liabilities and equity
413,925
207,526
1,051343
2,622,831
59377
B. OPERATING STATEMENT
REVENUE
Sale of electrical energy
Miscellaneous
253.891
5.408
99.931
1,225
530.123
39.038
1.331.321
62,189
23,568
1,221
259,299
101,156
569,161
133,510
24,789
EXPENSE
Power purchased
Local generation
204,444
12,044
14,299
5.683
8,755
77,314
4,369
8.556
4,383
345,578
46,552
89,219
34,734
32,935
1.069,571
93,574
82,093
19,903
38,840
16,555
1,836
Administration
Financial
Depreciation
Other
2,680
2,334
1,902
Total expense
245,225
94,622
549,018
1,303,981
25307
Net Income (net expense)
14,074
6,534
20,143
89,529
(518)
Statements A and B
Statements for the Year Ended December 31, 1975
99
Aylmer
1,934
Ayr
482
Baden
317
Bancroft
895
Barrie
11,982'
Barry's Bay
512
Bath
301
Beachburg
277
$
766,504
329,062
$
169,008
57,285
$
152,502
61,382
$
718,434
286,371
$
6,913,928
1,769,676
$
200,127
59,677
$
158,405
55,481
$
96,331
46,541
437,442
114,084
16,556
111,723
6,072
10,000
2,932
91,120
38,399
544
432,063
1,005
15,839
5,144,252
129,629
316,751
366
140,450
4,350
102,924
8,242
10,000
5,908
804
49,790
8,017
1,270
130,640
2,418
19,004
499
38,943
122
16,844
2,249
446,746
296,416
46,221
4,350
727
24,954
318
9,287
1,465
2,418
714,497
499
164,217
122
197,418
2,249
179,809
342,637
3,367,407
727
77,031
318
61,126
1,465
43,139
1,284,997
295,443
327,603
630,965
9^01,042
222,558
189322
103,681
-
-
1,162,000
8,100
500
19,050
70,385
10,721
591
908
8,971
333
25,404
2,234
1,162,000
525,151
140,507
8,100
31,358
927
500
7,661
911
19,050
4,759
209
81,106
88,185
374.426
26,783
1,499
17,503
110,976
1,248
9,304
5,000
114,499
1,382
27,638
131,497
277,630
14,391
665,658
290,331
2,715,884
1.099,762
32,285
17,400
82,815
4,927
8,572
17,000
86,276
15,848
4,968
32,950
2,796
778
489,394
714,497
129,727
164,217
120,881
197,418
423,518
179,809
4,105,977
3,367,407
105.142
77,031
119,124
61,126
36,524
43,139
1,284,997
295,443
327,603
630,965
9301,042
222,558
189322
103,681
715,416
11.186
169,104
5,608
1 10,363
6,223
297,336
20,538
5,398,970
157,991
135,465
6,124
88,167
4,004
61,474
548
726,602
174,712
116,586
317,874
5,556,961
141,589
92,171
62,022
580,944
43,061
35.387
237
22,606
146,161
4,959
17,027
5,721
95,192
4,105
9,455
4,687
236,395
8,625
21,102
25,037
23,005
4,106,302
467,120
330.275
162,888
185.337
102,358
8,336
15,493
4,033
6.164
65,658
3.051
7,491
555
5,347
45,177
2,244
4,580
4,535
3,266
682,235
173,868
113,439
314,164
5,251,922
136384
82,102
59,802
44367
844
3,147
3,710
305,039
5,205
10,069
2,220
100
Municipal Electrical Utilities
Municipal Electrical Utilities Financial
Beachville
352
Beamsville
1,549
Beaverton
880
Beeton
574
Belle River
1,175
A. BALANCE SHEET
FIXED ASSETS
$
148,989
80,333
$
573,866
209,496
$
307,234
106,428
$
181,134
52,909
$
476,562
Less accumulated depreciation
79,861
68,656
14,983
15,000
10,105
318
364,370
24,899
9,897
200,806
30,865
7,506
128,225
27,332
14,020
396,701
CURRENT ASSETS
Cash on hand and in bank
Investments— term deposits
16,955
2,000
7,277
Other
40,406
3,379
34,796
4,875
38,371
100
41,352
461
26,232
OTHER ASSETS
Inventories
Sinking fund on debentures
2,666
9,587
Total other assets
Equity in Ontario Hydro
3,379
406,222
4,875
295,360
100
223,662
461
119,635
12,253
187,722
518,663
699,401
462,939
289,673
622,908
DEBT FROM BORROWINGS
Debentures outstanding
-
-
-
53,800
17,201
839
6.128
4,179
18,510
2,496
38,512
2,110
53,800
LIABILITIES
31,398
2,832
18,040
5,537
88,828
36
10,307
37,500
314,456
41,778
21.006
12,839
205,254
178
40,622
13,610
115,806
34,230
EQUITY
35,755
Sinking fund on debentures
Accumulated net income invested in
plant or held as working funds
Contributed capital
Other reserves
246,636
64,765
94,401
406,222
393.734
295,360
218,271
223,662
129,416
119,635
347,156
Reserve for equity in Ontario Hydro
187,722
Total debt, liabilities and equity
518,663
699,401
462,939
289,673
622,908
B. OPERATING STATEMENT
REVENUE
Sale of electrical energy
Miscellaneous
262,492
5,162
341,008
15,485
249,447
10,541
129,864
5,155
321,174
5,585
Total revenue
267,654
356,493
259,988
135,019
326,759
EXPENSE
Power purchased
Local generation
255,732
8,225
10,603
6,427
258,878
21.134
35.765
17,952
195,690
10,922
18,708
11,125
100,465
11,438
10,666
5,984
230,803
30,394
27,776
10,525
Depreciation
Other
11,188
Total expense
280,987
333,729
236,445
128,553
310,686
(1333)
22,764
23,543
6,466
16,073
Statements A and B
Statements for the Year Ended December 31, 1975
101
Belleville
12,820
Belmont
262
Blenheim
1,385
Bloomfield
324
Blyth
396
Bobcaygeon
905
Bolton
1.654
Bothwell
400
$
7,789,242
2.392.272
$
111,324
55.904
$
601,767
225,435
$
96,785
48,680
$
146,064
60,902
$
401,820
159.513
$
1,504.443
211,346
$
137,583
64,633
5.396,970
253,014
55,420
19,560
25.000
8,064
376,332
800
19,775
544
48,105
10,264
2,500
3,000
585
85,162
19.063
2,874
2,819
242,307
150
21.286
1,293,097
41,732
123,915
23,244
72,950
22,067
2,991
253,014
210,513
19,217
52,624
6.442
21,119
6.435
15,029
16,349
120
24,756
114
21,436
7,054
19,496
188,891
7,413
25,058
979
229,730
3,834,029
6.442
82,299
21,464
352,618
120
88,260
114
135,758
26,550
136,301
7,413
249,787
979
102,500
9,713,743
196,785
771,533
152,834
245,790
426,594
1,739,188
201,487
1,454,887
30,000
12,000
31.600
199,999
1,454,887
345,766
53,771
30,000
14,144
1,000
43.668
8,773
12,000
10,964
605
10,585
324
31,600
50,898
643
199,999
145,066
2,720
8,386
48
399,537
625,111
3,290,872
109,307
15,144
21,637
46,614
1,091
52.441
98,679
267,795
11,569
9,797
31,208
10.909
16,033
80,809
2,281
51,541
57,400
122,334
27,418
147,786
131,938
281,823
727,855
8,434
5,534
85,019
4,025,290
3,834,029
69,342
82,299
366,474
352,618
41,005
88,260
99,123
135,758
207,152
136,301
1,141,616
249,787
90,553
102,500
9,713,743
196,785
771,533
152,834
245,790
426,594
1,739,188
201,487
4,555,963
343,283
125,535
5,556
390,902
14,110
78,935
1,725
131,000
1,438
233,947
5,821
550,100
37,657
87,630
5,387
4,899,246
131,091
405,012
80,660
132,438
239,768
587,757
93,017
3,614,468
306,901
437,258
180,887
232,673
113,926
1,926
4,607
4,840
3,477
306,077
28,691
36,589
17,749
60,448
8,512
7,563
210
3.906
104,937
4,890
7,463
5,040
174,044
14,820
33,264
9,297
13,626
374,768
24,304
56,083
38,003
31,370
70,134
5,141
9,823
4,945
4,772,187
128,776
389,106
80,639
122^30
245,051
524,528
90,043
127,059
2315
15,906
21
10,108
(5,283)
63,229
2,974
102
Municipal Electrical Utilities
Municipal Electrical Utilities Financial
Bowmanville
4,052
Bracebridge
1,593
Bradford
1,588
Braeside
177
Brampton
12,767
A. BALANCE SHEET
FIXED ASSETS
$
2,419,902
757,721
$
1,417,070
478,041
$
716,738
242,156
$
78,214
28,345
$
14,841,643
Less accumulated depreciation
2,663,259
Net fixed assets
CURRENT ASSETS
Cash on hand and in bank
Investments— term deposits
—bonds
1,662.181
99,994
30,000
59,804
16,415
7,012
939,029
24,852
15,283
474,582
13,871
77,845
2,276
49,869
21,826
3,000
2,336
12,178,384
25,696
1,016,944
Other
392,234
213,225
49,255
2,183
40,135
16,829
12,222
93,992
44.341
27,162
1,434,874
OTHER ASSETS
Inventories
Sinking fund on debentures
1,403,210
56,116
51,438
1,313,628
29,051
108,687
44,341
319,190
163,704
1,459,326
Equity in Ontario Hydro
3,407,025
3,240,472
1,116,902
932,105
240,735
18,479,609
DEBT FROM BORROWINGS
Debentures outstanding
Other long-term debt
74,493
106,000
-
-
3,776,070
Total long-term debt
LIABILITIES
74,493
143,098
1 10,262
106.000
24,879
89,677
8,977
15,387
121
3,776,070
2,822,253
431,721
253,360
71.000
988,420
539,571
24,879
522.800
348,779
5,757
98,654
23,351
431,919
58,991
15,508
6,000
55,312
211
3,253,974
EQUITY
1,417,493
Sinking fund on debentures
Accumulated net income invested in
plant or held as working funds
Contributed capital
Other reserves
3,798,262
2,826,785
1,598,991
1.313,628
877,336
108,687
514,261
319,190
61,523
163,704
8,042,540
Reserve for equity in Ontario Hydro
3,407,025
Total debt, liabilities and equity
3,240,472
1,116,902
932,105
240,735
18,479,609
B. OPERATING STATEMENT
REVENUE
Sale of electrical energy
Miscellaneous
1.486,181
84,721
573,624
19,786
471,832
19,860
163,361
1,933
6,638,003
48,249
Total revenue
1370,902
593,410
491,692
165,294
6,686,252
EXPENSE
Power purchased
Local generation
1,186.866
84,856
1 10,237
12,744
66,450
250.410
118,617
30,597
69,174
31,070
39,300
345,208
47,034
48.813
1,644
22,353
146,538
4,793
4,816
2,807
4,563,235
360,684
Administration
Financial
Depreciation
Other
470,921
583,807
308,865
Total expense
1,461,153
539,168
465,052
158,954
6,287,512
Net Income (net expense)
109,749
54,242
26,640
6,340
398,740
Statements A and B
Statements for the Year Ended December 31, 1975
103
Brantford
Brantford Twp.
Brechin
Bridgeport
Brigden
Brighton
Brockville
Brussels
23,820
3,209
118
712
224
1,294
7,454
449
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
12,808,039
2,327,076
32,975
226,896
69,187
631,416
4,243,231
151,894
3,835,701
881,186
11,967
63,895
35,488
126,816
1,218,482
33,565
8,972,338
1,445,890
21,008
163,001
33,699
504,600
3,024,749
118,329
164,604
257,823
7,610
7,926
7,215
2,313
59,391
9,757
—
25.000
3,000
14,000
10,000
—
—
—
244,835
36,297
618
1,179
598
8,135
189,898
5,919
820
—
—
—
—
1,249
—
862
410,259
319,120
11,228
23.105
17,813
11,697
249,289
16,538
435,132
65,525
-
224
30
32,403
174,081
148
144,539
13,439
-
3,996
-
5,034
4.724
2,441
579,671
78,964
4,220
30
37,437
178,805
2,589
9,465,929
1,085,322
36,547
160,724
66,875
282.714
2,828,883
135,417
19,428,197
2,929,296
68,783
351,050
118,417
836,448
6,281,726
272,873
154,000
230,067
-
589
-
76.100
297,000
154,000
230,067
-
589
-
76,100
297,000
-
690.539
160,611
2,256
14,419
2,837
43,902
340,214
12,590
396,384
84,483
284
3,208
168
8,993
25,040
295
1,086,923
245,094
2,540
17,627
3,005
52,895
365,254
12,885
1,540,683
575,291
2,664
39,061
8,000
58.900
857,768
28,000
6,264,465
685,288
27,032
127,745
40,537
324,648
1.718,275
94,571
916.197
108,234
-
5,304
=
41,191
214,546
2,000
8,721,345
1,368,813
29,696
172,110
48,537
424,739
2,790,589
124,571
9,465,929
1,085,322
36,547
160,724
66,875
282,714
2,828,883
135,417
19,428,197
2,929,2%
68,783
351,050
118,417
836,448
6,281,726
272,873
8,300.726
1,693,058
31,990
173,483
34.809
366,426
2.840.803
94,461
338,528
53,220
512
8,426
1.620
6,857
122.429
2,898
8,639,254
1,746,278
32,502
181,909
36,429
373,283
2,963,232
97359
6,753.912
1,327,216
24,780
138,966
30,093
256,379
2,258.901
80,794
422.611
109.869
585
21,867
1,503
20.922
240.437
4,203
363.531
73.929
2.429
20,294
3.260
36.110
168,422
8,402
23.138
73.458
—
770
—
10,755
96,897
—
344.963
75.276
1.075
6.690
2,546
14.877
125.285
4,407
14.785
4,944
—
1.332
—
-
-
—
7,922,940
1,664,692
28,869
189,919
37,402
339,043
2,889,942
97,806
716^14
81386
3,633
(8,010)
(973)
34,240
73,290
(447)
104
Municipal Electrical Utilities
Municipal Electrical Utilities Financial
Burford
467
Burgessville
132
Burk's Falls
413
Burlington
28,336
Cache Bay
226
A. BALANCE SHEET
FIXED ASSETS
$
192,283
96,938
$
59,658
20,825
$
179,088
40,379
$
19,967,524
4,150,893
$
84,846
39,026
Less accumulated depreciation
Net fixed assets
CURRENT ASSETS
Cash on hand and in bank
Investments— term deposits
—bonds
95,345
16,872
7.000
513
38,833
83
1.500
736
800
138,709
24,837
4,900
6,048
15,816,631
768,156
700,000
35,000
944,471
32,333
45,820
4,403
14,000
2,437
Other
184
24.385
3.119
3,520
35,785
2.479.960
347,452
37,395
21,024
OTHER ASSETS
Inventories
Sinking fund on debentures
65
145,916
3,520
43,955
98.316
384,847
5,324.934
65
Equity in Ontario Hydro
47,697
265,646
89,427
272,810
24,006372
114,606
DEBT FROM BORROWINGS
Debentures outstanding
2,557.100
-
Total long-term debt
LIABILITIES
Current liabilities
Other liabilities
8.068
2.173
3.780
749
37,475
1,091
2.557.100
1,291.013
525.939
4,612
839
Total liabilities
EQUITY
Debt redeemed
Sinking fund on debentures
Accumulated net income invested in
plant or held as working funds
Contributed capital
Other reserves
10.241
20.854
88.635
4,529
3.500
36.463
980
38,566
29,147
87.136
19.645
1.816.952
2.152,970
9,125.896
3.028.520
5,451
25,359
34,905
1,194
109.489
145.916
40.943
43.955
135.928
98,316
14,307,386
5,324,934
61,458
Reserve for equity in Ontario Hydro
47,697
Total debt, liabilities and equity
265,646
89,427
272,810
24,006,372
114,606
B. OPERATING STATEMENT
REVENUE
Sale of electrical energy
112.241
11.912
29.764
1.358
134,526
2,246
12,157,368
460,559
51,290
1,556
124,153
31,122
136,772
12,617,927
52,846
EXPENSE
Power purchased
Local generation
Operation and maintenance
82.460
17.327
12.948
6.709
24.234
1.697
3.537
2.004
101.814
10,558
11,541
4.724
9.020.718
798,902
549,454
438,922
507,618
41,475
585
5,108
56
3,062
Other
-
Total expense
119,444
31,472
128,637
11.315.614
50,286
Net Income (net expense)
4,709
(350)
8,135
1,302,313
2,560
Statements A and B
Statements for the Year Ended December 31, 1975
105
Caledonia
Campbellford
Campbellville
Cannington
Capreol
Cardinal
Carleton Place
Casselman
1,235
1,566
125
572
1,321
696
2,118
507
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
451.274
1,077,671
60.773
200,417
530,340
174,608
772,940
232,928
78.996
361,514
18,825
71,631
121,735
59,787
196,458
67,564
372,278
716,157
41.948
128,786
408.605
114.821
576,482
165,364
72,084
27,621
4,783
19,347
95,135
19.731
29,034
13.738
—
20.000
—
—
—
—
30,000
—
—
—
—
1,960
—
—
15,000
3,000
4.925
8,649
1,836
5,244
3,600
5.224
13,496
1,212
—
1,129
10
194
—
—
—
237
77,009
57,399
6,629
26,745
98,735
24,955
87.530
18,187
6,689
30,581
-
-
-
-
29,935
-
-
14,691
-
80
1,505
~
-
1,022
6,689
45,272
80
1,505
29,935
1,022
224,423
143,524
32,829
140,150
262.293
150,936
771,544
102,929
680,399
962352
81,406
295,761
771,138
290,712
1,465,491
287,502
_
56,400
_
6,600
20.000
_
2,300
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
-
56,400
-
6,600
20.000
-
2,300
-
26,451
37,682
3,807
11,397
29.850
9,603
44,510
14,981
13,665
4,278
67
945
11,019
1,378
8,510
2,065
40,116
41,960
3,874
12.342
40.869
10,981
53,020
17,046
15,525
96,100
5,448
17,932
98,785
11,014
105,749
65,162
308,138
617,412
15,739
113,018
290,292
117.323
529,971
91,822
92,197
6,956
23,516
5,719
58,899
458
2.907
10,543
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
415,860
720,468
44,703
136,669
447,976
128,795
638,627
167,527
224,423
143,524
32,829
140,150
262,293
150,936
771,544
102,929
680399
962352
81,406
295,761
771,138
290,712
1,465,491
287,502
253,618
402,085
36,726
143,187
360,570
125,110
581,099
175,543
27,920
15,676
1,256
5,977
5,664
3,231
11,365
4,861
281,538
417,761
37,982
149,164
366,234
128341
592,464
180,404
178,808
271,519
32,458
111,316
260,571
96,651
448,135
146,708
—
26,130
_
_
_
_
_
_
23,934
19,369
786
3.027
23,355
4,032
36,555
6,475
41.955
51,241
2,977
10,494
41,720
9,184
49,695
17,017
—
12,813
6
1,500
4,391
—
1,195
—
12,749
29,699
1,788
7,637
13.884
6,613
20,642
6,738
257,446
410,771
38,015
133,974
343,921
116,480
556,222
176,938
24,092
6,990
(33)
15,190
22313
11,861
36,242
3,466
106
Municipal Electrical Utilities
Municipal Electrical Utilities Financial
Cayuga
479
Chalk River
351
Chapleau Twp.
1,160
Chatham
12,673
Chatsworth
192
A. BALANCE SHEET
FIXED ASSETS
$
223,722
74,504
$
132,943
54,374
$
568,965
38,523
$
6,723,010
1,698,530
$
64,592
Less accumulated depreciation
28,733
149,218
20,740
30,000
4.547
78,569
1,770
7,056
1,920
530,442
37.603
4,985
2.327
5,024,480
50,233
100,000
457,679
94,203
35,859
CURRENT ASSETS
Cash on hand and in bank
Investments— term deposits
—bonds
13,417
6,000
3,336
Other
55,287
706
10,746
4.779
44,915
3.456
702,115
359,741
279,055
22,753
OTHER ASSETS
Inventories
Sinking fund on debentures
Total other assets
706
107.887
4,779
58,394
3.456
143,881
638,796
4.434,225
Equity in Ontario Hydro
54,056
313,098
152,488
722,694
10,799,616
112,668
DEBT FROM BORROWINGS
Debentures outstanding
-
4,500
81,000
-
-
7.803
4,242
4,500
18,361
531
81,000
36,911
27,450
487.875
101,600
LIABILITIES
3,839
265
12,045
20,000
168.189
4,977
18.892
50,500
12,273
7.929
64,361
1 16,043
309,230
8,179
589,475
1,479,035
3,745,041
551,840
4,104
EQUITY
5,014
Sinking fund on debentures
Accumulated net income invested in
plant or held as working funds
Contributed capital
Other reserves
49,494
193,166
107.887
70,702
58,394
433,452
143.881
5,775,916
4.434,225
54,508
Reserve for equity in Ontario Hydro
54,056
Total debt, liabilities and equity
313,098
152,488
722,694
10,799,616
112,668
B. OPERATING STATEMENT
REVENUE
Sale of electrical energy
Miscellaneous
117.602
8,408
90.546
1,901
380.959
11.786
5,044,859
104,503
47,747
1,913
Total revenue
126,010
92,447
392,745
5,149362
49,660
EXPENSE
Power purchased
Local generation
Operation and maintenance
Administration
Financial
Depreciation
Other
86,234
9,255
17,054
6,911
70.044
3.329
5.397
4.469
4.310
240,002
23,917
65,846
21,786
11,766
3,532,836
598.755
483,023
19,536
146,177
36,847
1,408
2,958
2,587
Total expense
119,454
87,549
363317
4,780327
43,800
6,556
4,898
29,428
369,035
5,860
Statements A and B
Statements for the Year Ended December 31, 1975
107
Chesley
Chesterville
Chippawa
Clifford
Clinton
Cobden
Cobourg
Cochrane
854
539
1,672
298
1.372
445
4,234
1,656
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
288,100
192,127
650,386
128,532
708,681
107,541
2,011,369
1,325,465
106,411
64,347
102,287
30,204
275,867
45,431
987,800
270,736
181,689
127,780
548,099
98,328
432,814
62,110
1,023,569
1,054,729
6,546
21,137
32,196
4,946
32.915
3.742
257,942
80,100
15,000
—
—
—
—
—
75,000
—
4,000
—
—
—
—
6,000
—
—
17,600
2,402
6,469
1,176
18,899
7,219
57.358
13,734
—
917
—
—
—
1,650
—
837
43,146
24.456
38,665
6,122
51,814
18.611
390.300
94,671
1,888
-
14,307
-
2,251
-
34,983
43,460
-
583
15,588
-
-
3.360
-
1,766
1,888
583
29,895
2,251
3,360
34,983
45,226
286,039
256,523
236,463
80.162
440,675
94.773
1.711,578
332,711
512,762
409342
853,122
184,612
927,554
178,854
3,160,430
1327337
_
_
196,630
589
4,500
_
_
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
-
-
196,630
589
4,500
-
-
-
32.507
2.210
30,244
9,307
32,873
14.610
206.424
95,805
1,827
8,205
74,429
191
20.095
5.644
14,698
525,823
34,334
10,415
104,673
9,498
52,968
20.254
221,122
621,628
24.410
5.889
95.604
14,341
117,173
4.949
105.994
135,376
162,428
132,379
180,083
76,467
311,561
54.918
1,092.010
423,451
5,551
4,136
39,669
3.555
677
3.960
29.726
14,171
192,389
142.404
315.356
94.363
429,411
63.827
1,227.730
572,998
286,039
256,523
236.463
80.162
440,675
94,773
1,711.578
332,711
512,762
409342
853,122
184,612
927,554
178,854
3,160,430
1,527337
196,020
226,128
360,665
70.759
385.082
96,951
1,945.432
627,580
2,499
2,621
17.536
1,976
15.158
2.461
94.189
28,910
198,519
228,749
378,201
72,735
400,240
99,412
2,039,621
656,490
148.880
185.490
224.472
52,682
263,178
76.143
1.659.708
469.466
11.314
3.803
57,064
5.585
32.510
6.504
71.009
72.475
19.479
14.500
48,228
5.224
46.731
9.923
110,661
77,857
—
1,009
32,169
669
2.229
965
—
17,833
7.789
6.374
15,823
3.692
19.294
4.015
76,296
29,286
—
—
1.435
—
—
—
-
-
187,462
211,176
379,191
67,852
363,942
97,550
1,917,674
666,917
11,057
17,573
(990)
4,883
36,298
1,862
121,947
(10,427)
108
Municipal Electrical Utilities
Municipal Electrical Utilities Financial
Colborne
718
Coldwater
382
Collingwood
4,371
Comber
271
Coniston
860
A. BALANCE SHEET
FIXED ASSETS
$
431,209
67,387
$
107,469
33,067
$
2,203,831
493,663
$
119,555
52,531
$
280,796
Less accumulated depreciation
71,083
363,822
8,846
2,725
74,402
13,100
15,500
10,585
1,710,168
152,749
30,558
1,259
67,024
1,737
2,589
209,713
CURRENT ASSETS
Cash on hand and in bank
Investments— term deposits
—bonds
Accounts receivable (net)
Other
42,224
9,024
280
11,571
13,715
100
39,185
1,000
184,566
59,878
9,041
4,326
149
1.823
51,528
OTHER ASSETS
Inventories
Sinking fund on debentures
1,433
15,025
13,815
167,097
1.000
122,743
68.919
1.526,912
1,972
92,508
16,458
Equity in Ontario Hydro
115,611
556305
237,330
3,490,565
165,830
393310
DEBT FROM BORROWINGS
Debentures outstanding
100.000
252.000
-
3,500
Total long-term debt
LIABILITIES
100,000
31,839
2,240
15.208
787
252.000
164,331
64.020
7,266
6,117
3,500
24,201
11,985
34.079
12,195
242,334
600
15.995
6,867
91.630
95
228.351
140,183
1.172.501
170.618
13.383
12,489
46,276
1.174
36,186
EQUITY
46,500
Sinking fund on debentures
Accumulated net income invested in
plant or held as working funds
Contributed capital
Other reserves
183,835
7,678
255,129
167,097
98.592
122,743
1,483.302
1.526.912
59,939
92,508
238,013
Reserve for equity in Ontario Hydro
115,611
Total debt, liabilities and equity
556305
237,330
3,490,565
165,830
393310
B. OPERATING STATEMENT
REVENUE
231,775
9,847
96,181
1.710
2.048.069
39.062
66,798
2.255
203,156
Miscellaneous
7,017
Total revenue
241,622
97,891
2,087,131
69,053
210,173
EXPENSE
Power purchased
Local generation
Operation and maintenance
170,368
12,546
21.267
7.709
8.659
82.256
2.706
7,676
3,325
1,658.565
96.653
86.858
41.237
56.276
52.648
5.797
10.199
1.410
3.964
148,391
8,471
18.857
Financial
Depreciation
Other
3.780
7,914
Total expense
220,549
95,963
1,939,589
74,018
187,413
Net Income (net expense)
21,073
1,928
147,542
(4,965)
22,760
Statements A and B
Statements for the Year Ended December 31, 1975
109
Cookstown
Cottam
Courtright
Creemore
Dashwood
Deep River
Delaware
Delhi
384
284
287
461
202
1,634
163
1.769
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
111,714
83.747
98.248
167.929
71,020
1,172.535
51.971
672,688
26,358
42,211
22.668
50,061
12,345
391.882
29.851
241,783
85,356
41,536
75,580
117,868
58,675
780.653
22.120
430,905
16,634
15,566
2.042
2,165
13.172
2.502
_
_
_
_
_
—
—
35,000
_
11,000
—
5,000
—
—
20.804
—
2,789
4,359
2,629
4.538
709
8,191
1,989
7,780
—
■ —
—
—
3.000
—
—
175
19,423
30,925
4,671
11,703
16.881
8,191
25,295
42,955
-
-
25
1,328
-
38,719
-
24,722
-
6,638
1,902
-
-
8.288
4,187
-
6,638
1,927
1,328
47,007
4,187
24.722
75,870
55,489
47,325
107,581
69,163
394,013
45.361
380,042
180,649
134,588
129,503
238,480
144,719
1,229,864
96,963
878,624
_
6,800
_
_
55.578
_
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
-
-
6,800
-
-
55.578
-
-
19,629
9,157
7,079
19,303
4.371
86.785
8,200
41,301
784
—
616
915
—
97.872
54
17,670
20,413
9,157
7,695
20,218
4.371
184,657
8.254
58,971
12,001
13,893
13,137
2,824
3,400
175,422
4,000
85,000
67,230
51,612
49,642
107,784
67.785
200.046
39,026
348,689
5.135
4,437
4,904
73
—
220,148
322
5,922
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
84,366
69,942
67,683
110,681
71,185
595,616
43,348
439,611
75,870
55,489
47,325
107,581
69,163
394,013
45,361
380,042
180,649
134,588
129,503
238,480
144,719
1,229,864
96,963
878,624
88,930
52,954
55,768
103,523
42,840
648,848
36,323
413,492
1,261
3,772
777
4,765
2,527
21,178
3,797
16,672
90,191
56,726
56,545
108,288
45367
670,026
40,120
430,164
68,000
40,240
37,131
83,219
43,045
499,580
33,625
335,472
2,137
4,701
6,330
4,474
3,567
33,369
1,141
36,850
11,857
7,360
5.322
8,567
5,288
44,104
4,008
53,529
—
—
2,223
—
—
24,845
—
—
3,346
3,179
2,802
6.094
2,101
32.917
2,196
18,218
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
85340
55,480
53,808
102,354
54,001
634,815
40,970
444,069
4,851
1,246
2,737
5,934
(8,634)
35,211
(850)
(13,905)
110
Municipal Electrical Utilities
Municipal Electrical Utilities Financial
Deseronto
634
Dorchester
401
Drayton
344
Dresden
1,061
Drumbo
200
A. BALANCE SHEET
FIXED ASSETS
$
250.930
127,574
$
118.493
44.251
$
174,887
39,379
$
467,376
116,676
$
59,871
Less accumulated depreciation
28,381
123.356
25.380
74,242
17,081
5.184
1.500
2,273
135,508
6,165
7.393
919
350,700
14.415
8.203
31,490
CURRENT ASSETS
Cash on hand and in bank
Investments— term deposits
—bonds
Accounts receivable (net)
Other
6,266
78
25,380
18,044
26,038
908
14.477
262
22,618
4,100
10,128
6,344
OTHER ASSETS
Inventories
Sinking fund on debentures
-
18,044
190.533
908
84,204
262
99,349
14.228
340.712
Equity in Ontario Hydro
54,988
357313
185392
249,5%
728,258
92,822
DEBT FROM BORROWINGS
Debentures outstanding
-
22.697
1.152
11.519
7.272
854
28,464
19,692
LIABILITIES
3,909
75
Total liabilities
EQUITY
23.849
15.000
121.651
6,280
11.519
7,300
82.287
82
8.126
9,500
130.227
2.394
48,156
51,223
282.169
5.998
3,984
4,500
Sinking fund on debentures
Accumulated net income invested in
plant or held as working funds
Contributed capital
Other reserves
28,902
448
142,931
190,533
89.669
84.204
142.121
99,349
339.390
340.712
33,850
Reserve for equity in Oniaxio Hydro
54,988
Total debt, liabilities and equity
357313
185392
249,596
728,258
92,822
B. OPERATING STATEMENT
REVENUE
Sale of electrical energy
Miscellaneous
240,856
9.793
83,113
2,646
93.638
4.325
363.839
7.349
36,832
2,060
250,649
85,759
97,963
371,188
38,892
EXPENSE
Power purchased
Local generation
208.761
10,708
17,327
10.165
63,468
8.060
10.668
4,326
75,843
4,147
5.598
5,244
263.591
21.783
38.480
2,337
9,730
31,510
3,364
3,851
Financial
Depreciation
Other
2.329
Total expense
246,%1
86,522
90,832
335,921
41,054
3,688
(763)
7,131
35,267
(2,162)
Statements A and B
Statements for the Year Ended December 31, 1975
111
Dryden
2.455
Dublin
134
Dundalk
601
Dundas
5.690
Dunnville
2.202
Durham
1.118
Dutton
420
East York
26,263
$
1.375.496
545.730
$
62.698
25.959
$
239.553
35.532
$
3.772.628
1.157.038
$
1.032.884
229.439
$
427.066
141.760
$
131.516
41.046
$
14.304.500
4.527.518
829.766
36.535
75.402
4.085
36.739
4.085
1.478
104
204.021
8.855
1.500
13.312
2.615.590
118.537
200.000
106.225
803.445
23.199
140.000
9.603
285.306
36.774
16.700
35.426
90.470
289
3.111
9.776.982
46.799
700.000
944.788
1.102
116.022
27.256
1.647
5.667
23.667
467
424.762
111.768
64.564
172.802
90.920
3.195
88.900
3.731
368
3.400
58
7.776
1.692.689
560.882
529.173
61.079
28.903
444.899
50.934
467
141.650
176.332
1.595.716
94.115
737.186
4.099
311.989
7.834
114.496
1.151,134
10.278.475
1,419,590
93340
369,805
4,812,400
1,807,548
690,294
216,200
22,899,280
28.500
65.931
1.144.500
200.000
14.500
-
1.841.903
94.431
102.366
735
3.013
202
18.880
40.617
1.144.500
244.239
201.521
200.000
42.587
27.815
14.500
30.470
1.463
607
1.841.903
960.496
313.793
103.101
172.930
594.073
10.156
3.215
6.200
32.482
509
59.497
5.727
161.011
1.920
445.760
803.787
620.400
202.237
70.402
139.939
639.072
20.949
30.470
40.824
290.645
1.866
2.070
8.407
90.877
350
1.274.289
1.680.767
529.173
6.976.529
318.144
777.159
444.899
39.191
50.934
168.658
141.650
1.626.424
1.595.716
799.960
737.186
333.335
311.989
99.634
114.496
9.504.613
10.278.475
1,419,590
93340
369,805
4,812,400
1,807.548
690,294
216,200
22,899,2*0
762.158
57.511
35.532
641
159.406
1.864
1.855.698
118.681
609.439
21.806
276.064
16.269
78.366
1.397
10.716.591
552.197
819.669
36,173
161,270
1.974379
631.245
292.333
79.763
11,268,788
518.338
68.892
84.845
16.758
42.324
31.554
1.196
4.336
2.150
120.452
7.050
12.268
2.597
5.057
1.270.487
209.438
174.992
178.619
112.793
30.341
453.895
56.238
73.229
4.339
24.059
214.308
16.060
21.872
2.430
11.436
52.989
7.979
6.271
195
4.118
8.439.148
978.198
807.182
197.481
472.769
731,157
39,236
147.424
1.976,670
611,760
266,106
71.552
10,894,778
88.512
(3.063)
13.846
(2,291)
19,485
26,227
8.211
374,010
112
Municipal Electrical Utilities
Municipal Electrical Utilities Financial
Eganville
551
Elmira
2,071
Elmvale
505
Elmwood
164
Elora
828
A. BALANCE SHEET
FIXED ASSETS
$
291,291
124,770
$
1,159,943
348,951
$
171,379
62,542
$
33,444
15,603
$
331,038
Less accumulated depreciation
135,247
166,521
12,222
24,084
6,247
325
810,992
140,000
18,291
15,759
108,837
11,680
22,500
10,500
2,168
17,841
8,475
3,000
1,000
1,367
195,791
CURRENT ASSETS
Cash on hand and in bank
Investments— term deposits
—bonds
Accounts receivable (net)
Other
26,882
6,467
42,878
4,577
174,050
4,472
36,250
46,848
996
13,842
60
33,349
OTHER ASSETS
3,036
Sinking fund on debentures
Total other assets
Equity in Ontario Hydro
4,577
78,046
40,722
842,426
996
137,809
60
42,340
3,036
247,776
292,022
1,868,190
294,490
74,083
479,952
DEBT FROM BORROWINGS
Debentures outstanding
-
140,000
-
21,705
1,251
140,000
68,773
19.093
11,592
865
1,956
665
LIABILITIES
21,752
Other liabilities
3,882
22,956
98.007
88.775
4,238
87.866
37,169
616.671
144,058
12,457
6.544
137.680
2,621
6,106
22,782
234
25,634
EQUITY
Debt redeemed
Sinking fund on debentures
Accumulated net income invested in
plant or held as working funds
Contributed capital
Other reserves
19,862
172,666
14,014
191.020
78,046
797.898
842.426
144.224
137.809
29,122
42.340
206,542
Reserve for equity in Ontario Hydro
247,776
Total debt, liabilities and equity
292,022
1,868,190
294,490
74,083
479,952
B. OPERATING STATEMENT
REVENUE
Sale of electrical energy
Miscellaneous
127.034
8.362
847.837
31,510
140,153
6,225
26.294
693
243,914
10,307
1353%
879347
146378
26,987
254,221
EXPENSE
Power purchased
Local generation
95,390
10.682
10.239
7.386
8.670
715,911
50.166
61,308
3,044
32.583
119.517
4.725
7,947
6,056
20,527
740
2,729
1.181
192,010
25,935
Administration
Financial
Depreciation
Other
25,612
10,173
Total expense
132367
863,012
138,245
25,177
253,730
Net Income (net expense)
3,029
16335
8,133
1,810
491
Statements A and B
Statements for the Year Ended December 31, 1975
113
Embro
311
Embrun
489
Erieau
394
Erie Beach
158
Erin
739
Espanola
1.888
Essex
1,837
Etobicoke
88,593
$
128,319
53,002
$
294,356
73,088
$
99,445
55,295
$
27,628
12,827
$
395.420
64,234
$
825,205
218,874
$
953,152
277,222
$
57,675,276
13,470,729
75,317
1,067
3.000
3,220
221,268
21,543
11,464
44,150
11,940
10,000
1,089
14,801
5,719
1,437
331,186
16,450
6,000
5.354
300
606,331
25,246
40,000
13,879
2,134
675,930
88,376
25.396
44,204,547
56,542
4,900,000
1,852,195
13,000
7,287
472
33,007
5,515
23,029
30
7,156
350
28.104
3.324
81.259
3,258
7,517
113,772
33,330
2,789
6,821,737
1,746,758
5,361,810
84,634
472
87,605
5,515
93,080
30
89,581
350
16,582
3,324
106,086
10,775
263,633
36,119
392,435
7,193,202
27,877,673
170,681
352,870
156,790
38,889
468,700
961,998
1,218,256
86,097,159
I
105,000
-
-
-
55,500
63,518
7,787,070
6,794
1,647
105,000
31,123
300
6,468
180
1,290
19.546
2,417
55,500
63,810
30,320
63,518
106,606
16,988
7,787,070
4,443,350
1,635,246
8,441
7,500
65,354
1,781
31,423
42,000
74,806
6,561
6,648
20,529
40,032
1,290
7,783
12,839
395
21.963
14,242
147,373
179,036
94,130
89,500
337,591
121,644
123,594
78,102
424,380
136,227
6,078,596
5,609,216
5,361,810
27,238,966
6,143,828
74,635
87,605
123,367
93,080
60,561
89,581
21,017
16,582
340,651
106,086
548,735
263,633
638,709
392,435
44,353,820
27,877,673
170,681
352,870
156,790
38,889
468,700
961,998
1,218,256
86,097,159
72,285
3,464
222,127
5,421
59,789
2,970
16,553
387
202,379
12,850
558,963
31,938
545,971
14,818
39,780,086
1,569,898
75,749
227,548
62,759
16,940
215,229
590,901
560,789
41349,984
61,665
5,877
4,865
4,555
171,124
7,825
11,211
13,664
7,801
56,431
5,375
8,456
3,808
12,325
3,160
3,020
1,015
165,429
15,113
23,288
8,641
421,727
45,779
64,171
13,151
22,178
364,545
35,857
51,920
14,555
22,588
32,564,671
2,515,482
1,858,742
510,999
1,449,061
76,962
211,625
74,070
19,520
212,471
567,006
489,465
38,898,955
(1,213)
15,923
(113H)
(2,580)
2,758
23,895
71,324
2,451,029
114
Municipal Electrical Utilities
Municipal Electrical Utilities Financial
Municipality
Number of Customers
Exeter
1.568
Fenelon Falls
932
Fergus
2,041
Finch
190
Flesherton
291
A. BALANCE SHEET
FIXED ASSETS
$
828.651
283.973
$
410,367
84,405
$
1,053,135
318,155
$
84,497
27,057
$
95,245
Less accumulated depreciation
31,999
Net fixed assets
CURRENT ASSETS
Cash on hand and in bank
Investments-term deposits
-bonds
544.678
33,625
9,011
7,439
6,578
325,962
9.000
12.000
3.120
734,980
23,147
25,991
57,440
10,867
1,351
63,246
7,467
6,000
3,210
Other
-
56,653
3.042
86,730
24,120
171
152
49.138
1.949
2.657
12,218
16,677
OTHER ASSETS
20
Sinking fund on debentures
—
89.772
467.361
323
69,503
4.606
899.584
56,265
20
Equity in Ontario Hydro
78,039
Total assets
1,158,464
419,908
1,68838
125,923
157,982
DEBT FROM BORROWINGS
Debentures outstanding
29,378
103,000
60.000
-
29,378
39.882
85.995
103.000
18,199
5,017
60,000
15.205
5,787
4,646
516
LIABILITIES
Current liabilities
6,801
403
Total liabilities
EQUITY
125,877
35.622
450.013
50.213
23,216
142.000
77,843
4.346
20,992
124,961
547.827
34,944
5,162
7,000
48,693
8.803
7,204
5,831
Sinking fund on debentures
Accumulated net income invested in
plant or held as working funds
Contributed capital
Other reserves
64,485
2,423
535,848
467.361
224.189
69,503
707,732
899,584
64.496
56,265
72,739
Reserve for equity in Ontario Hydro
78,039
Total debt, liabilities and equity
1,158,464
419,908
1,688308
125,923
157,982
B. OPERATING STATEMENT
REVENUE
Sale of electrical energy
Miscellaneous
464.534
7,344
256,050
6,631
1,028,020
27,068
43,526
3,023
86,816
2,375
Total revenue
471,878
262,681
1,055,088
46,549
89,191
EXPENSE
Power purchased
Local generation
Operation and maintenance
Administration
Financial
Depreciation
Other
340.779
34.366
58,973
3,633
23.797
177,076
25,113
15,973
20,880
9.703
865,218
55,538
52.834
18.667
29,370
34,853
2,390
3,453
2,689
72,240
3,136
3,049
3,345
Total expense
461,548
248,745
1,021,627
43385
81,770
Net Income (net expense)
10,330
13,936
33,461
3,164
7,421
Statements A and B
Statements for the Year Ended December 31, 1975
115
Fonthill
944
Forest
1,074
Frankford
720
Gait
12,755
Georgetown
5,607
Glencoe
825
Gloucester
Twp.
13,738
Goderich
2,919
$
356,283
164.601
$
411,655
211,172
$
226,251
89,306
$
8,144,578
2,594,655
$
3,162,302
898,988
$
255,763
103,838
$
10.751,629
2,203,856
$
1,645,539
618,293
191,682
21.761
40.534
200,483
25,761
7,722
136,945
10,895
45,000
2,321
3,120
5,549,923
64,826
100,000
50,000
127,112
2,263,314
58,789
360,000
28,561
190
151,925
16,726
13,550
8,547,773
26,362
519,800
37,372
1,027,246
30,619
21,604
41,000
28,957
62,295
3,000
33,483
582
61,336
188
341,938
374,477
140,118
447,540
62,218
13,731-
30,276
631
5.665
583,534
881,439
175,037
148,687
122,180
8,588
3,000
190,607
582
342,525
188
113,325
514,595
5,382,815
75,949
1,510,924
6,296
168.824
1,205.163
1,961,265
8,588
1,203,899
447,584
577,073
311,794
11,789,271
4,297,727
357321
12,297,735
2361,913
-
-
8,000
-
792,561
-
3,537,513
-
35,046
5,752
23,317
3,436
8.000
16,988
957
771,672
191,412
792,561
230,034
55,412
21.097
1.243
3,537,513
916,484
29,669
111,611
47,589
40,798
60.173
150.830
5.176
26,753
23,357
180,551
3,887
17,945
25,000
140,300
7,224
963,084
817,298
3.761,008
865,066
285,446
622,178
918.567
168.051
22,340
20.113
128.473
17.571
946,153
920,949
175,037
2,367,345
2.389.473
159,200
212,960
717,443
68,411
216.179
190,607
207,795
342,525
172,524
113,325
5,443,372
5,382,815
1.708,796
1,510,924
166,157
168,824
5,852,804
1.961,265
998,814
1,203,899
447,584
577,073
311,794
11,789,271
4,297,727
357,321
12,297,735
2361,913
199,583
17.751
325,296
15,227
168,804
12,215
5.356.475
61,599
1,916,837
116,376
192,670
6,465
5,715,250
209.040
1,116,250
44,125
217334
340,523
181,019
5,418,074
2,033,213
199,135
5,924,290
1,160375
153,123
15.401
32.523
13,043
240,667
28,851
37,009
14,494
132,733
8,026
14,773
1.053
8,910
4.306,416
303.673
228.793
1,035
216,004
10,836
1.447,780
82.117
155.450
157,795
95,979
146.643
11.394
19.506
8,471
4,177,346
181,496
401.403
443,084
278,035
890.963
70,720
131,829
622
46,961
214,090
321,021
165,495
5,066,757
1,939,121
186,014
5,481364
1,141,095
3,244
19,502
15,524
35U17
94,092
13,121
442,926
19,280
116
Municipal Electrical Utilities
Municipal Electrical Utilities Financial
Grand Bend
904
Grand Valley
447
Gran ton
134
Gravenhurst
1,787
Grimsby
2,483
A. BALANCE SHEET
FIXED ASSETS
$
270,965
113,397
$
141.188
27,312
$
33,595
8,366
$
738,820
189,808
$
871,565
324,752
Less accumulated depreciation
Net fixed assets
157.568
33,807
19.417
113,876
21.854
3.000
4,821
25,229
167
8.000
2.189
549,012
no
15,000
26,698
546,813
CURRENT ASSETS
Cash on hand and in bank
Investments-term deposits
-bonds
65,550
80,000
52,513
Other
53.224
3.054
6.039
29.675
96
10.356
1.683
41.808
4.132
2,758
198,063
OTHER ASSETS
Inventories
Sinking fund on debentures
Miscellaneous assets
10,916
Total other assets
Equity in Ontario Hydro
9.093
130,807
96
113.602
1,683
40.599
6,890
488.113
10,916
477,595
Total assets
350,692
257,249
77,867
1,085,823
1,233387
DEBT FROM BORROWINGS
Debentures outstanding
-
-
-
105.000
45,000
25.257
3.351
19.011
4.255
139
105.000
20.082
6.966
45,000
65.458
21 157
LIABILITIES
Total liabilities
EQUITY
28.608
83.326
106.453
1.498
19.011
10,794
105.558
8.284
4.394
6.602
26.177
95
27,048
79,279
363,114
23.269
86,615
169,200
Sinking fund on debentures
Accumulated net income invested in
plant or held as working funds
Contributed capital
Other reserves
400,914
54,063
191.277
130.807
124.636
113.602
32.874
40.599
465.662
488.113
624,177
Reserve for equity in Ontario Hydro
477,595
Total debt, liabilities and equity
350,692
257,249
77,867
1,085,823
1,233387
B. OPERATING STATEMENT
REVENUE
Sale of electrical energy
Miscellaneous
160,551
10.509
99.809
1.472
28,350
1,510
475.200
20.043
577,680
22,979
Total revenue
171,060
101,281
29,860
495,243
600,659
EXPENSE
Power purchased
Local generation
Operation and maintenance
106.888
17,683
29.195
7.989
75.420
5,462
5,463
937
3.908
27.168
881
2.136
1.107
349.227
32.742
35,859
15.850
20.822
463.054
25,013
70,073
9,807
Depreciation
Other
27.872
Total expense
161,755
91,190
31,292
454,500
595,819
Net Income (net expense)
9,305
10,091
(1.432)
40,743
4,840
Statements A and B
Statements for the Year Ended December 31, 1975
117
Guelph
20.688
Hagersville
991
Hamilton
112,625
Hanover
2.240
Harriston
781
Harrow
808
Hastings
501
Havelock
526
$
14.128,960
3,261,636
$
392.616
138.705
$
51,843,555
10,692,370
$
822.894
296,152
$
386,420
108,307
$
375,978
142.893
$
202.457
76.594
$
158,600
74,977
10,867,324
263,866
950,000
208,146
416
253.911
38.423
55,000
12,000
2,965
41,151,185
136.312
1.155.000
4,623,884
115,641
526,742
250
22,000
39,554
278,113
4,374
7,000
3,252
233.085
16,603
15.000
2.506
125.863
9,063
6,531
508
83,623
8,794
38,000
2,000
3,005
3,488
1.422,428
456,405
118,792
108,388
92
6,030,837
2.729.685
5.000
61.804
26,147
14,626
829
358
34.109
7.552
395
16,102
465
55,287
826
3,273
575,197
7,800,311
92
464,873
2,734,685
73,866,342
26,147
859,550
1,187
294,772
7.947
310.175
465
88,307
4,099
125,766
20,665,260
827,264
123,783,049
1,474,243
588,698
585316
230,737
268,775
1,246,000
-
-
19,000
15,000
1,246.000
371,572
268.702
19,473
4,646
5,612,093
469,091
25,722
5,605
19,000
19,553
2,727
19,654
9,887
15,000
12,614
1,105
8,582
794
640,274
1,807.943
7,259,864
1,910,868
24,119
8,000
328,735
1,537
6,081,184
7,709,892
34,288,553
1,706,586
130,492
31,327
80,162
480.625
22,579
22,280
46,708
202,686
3,252
29,541
12,000
223,979
9.621
13,719
21,000
91,070
1,641
9,376
62,696
69,759
1,178
10.978,675
7,800.3 1 1
338,272
464,873
43,835,523
73.866,342
583.366
859,550
252,646
294,772
245,600
310,175
113,711
88,307
133,633
125,766
20,665,260
827,264
123,783,049
1,474,243
588,698
585316
230,737
268,775
10,060,561
351,366
298,063
20,711
62,671,014
1,396,109
853.242
14.827
235,351
3,077
261.273
12,003
109,051
4,718
96,474
5,035
10,411,927
318,774
64,067,123
868,069
238,428
273,276
1 13,769
101,509
7.675,172
419.830
808,951
184,001
365,489
196,902
47,776
34,008
12,046
57.390,860
2,776,636
2.361,401
1.223.750
451,720
709.635
20,774
46,876
22,218
176.870
20,232
15,681
3,230
10,906
197,774
27,360
40,571
10,388
80,796
5,386
13.647
1,791
6,653
80,841
6,700
15,728
5,794
9,453,443
290,732
64,204367
799,503
226,919
276,093
108,273
109,063
958,484
28,042
(137,244)
68,566
11,509
(2,817)
5,496
(7,554)
118
Municipal Electrical Utilities
Municipal Electrical Utilities Financial
Municipality
Hawkesbury
3,173
Hearst
1,319
Hensall
416
Hespeler
2,375
Highgate
180
A. BALANCE SHEET
FIXED ASSETS
Plant and facilities at cost
Less accumulated depreciation
$
1.381,459
392,578
$
905,324
215,562
$
279,011
93,056
$
1,487,455
404,632
S
48,353
29,749
988,881
78.489
135,000
22,731
689,762
4,410
40,000
26,170
185,955
28,155
6,926
2,190
1,082,823
486
120,000
144,563
1,967
18,604
CURRENT ASSETS
Cash on hand and in bank
Investments— term deposits
—bonds
Accounts receivable (net)
Other
5,611
3,000
799
236.220
34,932
70.580
37.271
46
1,639
267,016
2,643
11,749
9,410
OTHER ASSETS
Inventories
Sinking fund on debentures
34,932
654,505
351,858
1,685
178,248
14,392
1,267,724
Equity in Ontario Hydro
59,348
1,914,538
1,112,200
403,159
2,631,955
87362
DEBT FROM BORROWINGS
Debentures outstanding
-
-
-
-
142.067
14.070
236,434
15.674
14,874
1.819
137,308
32.895
LIABILITIES
3,650
253
156,137
283,867
781.166
38,863
252,108
72,177
384,993
51.064
16,693
12.000
194.791
1.427
170.203
77.571
917,259
199,198
3,903
EQUITY
5,000
Sinking fund on debentures
Accumulated net income invested in
plant or held as working funds
Contributed capital
Other reserves
18,626
485
1.103.896
654.505
508,234
351,858
208,218
178,248
1,194,028
1,267.724
24,111
Reserve for equity in Ontario Hydro
59,348
Total debt, liabilities and equity
1,914,538
1,112,200
403,159
2,631,955
87362
B. OPERATING STATEMENT
REVENUE
Sale of electrical energy
Miscellaneous
1.698,458
43,681
681,047
21,357
185.363
3.008
1,073,842
62,117
39,681
984
Total revenue
1,742,139
702,404
188371
1,135,959
40,665
EXPENSE
Power purchased
Local generation
1,460,117
50,091
82,345
38.983
611,806
.15,105
42,704
5,042
25.833
148.050
10,221
13.706
7.864
954,199
47.772
60,467
37,325
1,264
37,735
1,834
Administration
Financial
Depreciation
Other
3,679
1,960
Total expense
1,631,536
700,490
179,841
1,101,027
45,208
110,603
1,914
8,530
34,932
(4,543)
Statements A and B
Statements for the Year Ended December 31, 1975
119
Holstein
105
Huntsville
1,548
Ingersoll
3.198
Iroquois
483
Jarvis
429
Kapuskasing
2,521
Kemptville
1,036
Kenora
4,819
$
27,961
6,155
$
735,954
176,795
$
1,928,896
591,982
$
228,778
104,671
$
157,396
53,976
$
1.246.284
277,504
$
705,703
142,089
$
2,210,315
831,024
21,806
6,414
716
559,159
16,636
10.000
25,075
1.336,914
300
39,652
124,107
24,762
18,000
6,609
910
103,420
16,904
2,800
968,780
20,167
51,424
2,077
563,614
33,924
2.256
1,379,291
72,913
25,000
133,350
1,800
7.130
51.711
19,580
1,104
39,952
135,150
50,281
779
910
19,704
168
73,668
27.781
3,286
36.180
21,050
4.638
233,063
6,139
9,025
23,686
20,684
605,623
135,150
1,320,152
1,689
130,781
168
107,260
31,067
461.281
25.688
338.429
15,164
411,506
52,622
1,237,177
2,832,168
306,858
230,552
1,534,7%
963,911
2,039,024
8,000
64,000
-
-
-
68,925
200,000
369,000
8,000
2,123
84
64,000
11,007
3,360
156,783
83,145
15,158
2,008
8,414
2,162
68,925
171,947
20.257
200,000
41,552
13,194
369,000
132,606
26,029
2,207
4,762
11,967
2,000
14,367
16.697
529,225
7,265
239.928
197,555
982,969
91,564
17.166
39,321
119,590
10.576
10.500
84,465
17,751
192,204
216.554
591.613
4,219
54.746
46,507
315.611
8.618
158,635
246,652
853,231
18,729
23,686
553,187
605,623
1,272,088
1,320,152
158,911
130,781
112.716
107.260
812,386
461,281
370.736
338,429
1,099,883
411,506
52,622
1,237,177
2,832,168
306,858
230,552
1,534,796
963,911
2,039,024
16,851
788
534,037
13,250
899,124
58,170
139,960
3.399
83,008
2,884
838,520
37.710
387,668
19,348
1,314,172
48,956
17,639
547,287
957,294
143359
85,892
876,230
407,016
1363,128
13.607
223
1.433
1.699
838
415,665
46,348
31,507
7,005
19,390
680.523
83,868
82,319
879
49,774
107,444
7,675
14,301
7,503
75,728
2,161
9,692
5.807
567,453
68,811
86,929
20.416
36.694
272.676
28,177
45,898
26,717
19.507
914,252
159,240
133,341
45,285
77,062
17,800
519,915
897^63
136,923
93388
780303
392,975
1329,180
(161)
27372
59,931
6,436
(7,496)
95,927
14,041
33,948
120
Municipal Electrical Utilities
Municipal Electrical Utilities Financial
Killaloe Stn
313
Kincardine
1,892
King City
598
Kingston
20,035
Kingsville
1,942
A. BALANCE SHEET
FIXED ASSETS
Plant and facilities at cost
Less accumulated depreciation
$
93,506
40,398
$
844,387
210,106
$
206,427
90,039
$
11,815,630
4,123,250
$
788,019
250,341
Net fixed assets
CURRENT ASSETS
Cash on hand and in bank
Investments— term deposits
—bonds
53,108
21,663
3,911
634,281
76,612
25.428
116,388
27,228
20,000
1,733
92
7,692,380
831,254
40,000
561,050
19
537,678
210
8,500
6,133
Other
_
25,574
2,455
102,040
43,891
49,053
28
1,016
1,432,323
448.926
19,158
14,843
OTHER ASSETS
Inventories
Sinking fund on debentures
4,378
339
2,455
41,834
43,891
507,344
1.044
108,799
468,084
6,630,457
4,717
456,632
122,971
1,287,556
275,284
16,223,244
1,013,870
DEBT FROM BORROWINGS
Debentures outstanding
14,500
-
54.000
2,603,800
46,200
Total long-term debt
LIABILITIES
14,500
9.837
150
44.550
77,137
54.000
19,355
2.030
2.603,800
663.780
46,404
46,200
58,187
Other liabilities
10,174
9,987
25.500
29.340
1,810
121.687
60,000
497,948
100,577
21.385
55,943
(4,164)
39,321
710,184
2,036,385
4,221,062
21.356
68,361
EQUITY
Debt redeemed
Sinking fund on debentures
Accumulated net income invested in
plant or held as working funds
Contributed capital
Other reserves
47,300
310,326
85,051
56,650
41.834
658,525
507.344
91,100
108.799
6,278,803
6.630,457
442,677
Reserve for equity in Ontario Hydro
456,632
Total debt, liabilities and equity
122,971
1,287,556
275,284
16,223,244
1,013,870
B. OPERATING STATEMENT
REVENUE
Sale of electrical energy
Miscellaneous
60.003
1,647
573.879
26.367
155,932
12,893
7.353.355
306.485
542,357
6,531
61,650
600,246
168,825
7,659,840
548,888
EXPENSE
41.593
2,301
9,116
3.520
3.116
436.349
26.133
43.689
3.634
22.987
137.096
6.933
18.439
9,549
7.835
5.727,922
477.542
697.968
373.649
325.172
417,973
Local generation
Operation and maintenance
Administration
20,949
41,996
9,076
Depreciation
Other
19,969
Total expense
59,646
532,792
179,852
7,602,253
509,963
2,004
67,454
(11,027)
57,587
38,925
Statements A and B
Statements for the Year Ended December 31, 1975
121
Kirkfield
Kitchener
Lakefield
Lambeth
Lanark
Lancaster
Larder Lake
Twp.
Latchford
124
38,505
913
838
337
242
527
190
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
36.293
28,275,330
511,438
332,008
127,358
83.925
129,448
79,433
15,126
7,616,254
199,628
120,986
42,228
32.208
53,196
32,131
21,167
20,659,076
311.810
211,022
85,130
51.717
76.252
47,302
1,454
283,860
21.582
99,608
11.762
11.316
16.299
10,647
8,000
1,500,000
—
—
—
6,000
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
11,810
—
—
1.407
1,297,940
10,967
28.467
1,853
2.216
1.009
6,670
132
1,022
—
—
—
450
—
239
10.993
3,082,822
32,549
128.075
13.615
31,792
17.308
17,556
-
618,423
13,647
-
-
-
-
-
-
24,525
-
-
-
3.340
-
-
642,948
13.647
3.340
24,762
14,712,525
263.687
174,506
79.475
59.546
103,119
24,681
56,922
39,097^71
621,693
513,603
178,220
146395
196,679
89,539
1,479,000
_
_
_
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
-
1,479,000
-
-
-
-
-
-
396
1,378,796
42,976
77,417
6.982
6.593
16,942
4,228
13
519,806
1.756
1,233
2.132
548
6,822
521
409
1,898,602
44,732
78,650
9,114
7,141
23,764
4,749
5,766
4.591,698
33.500
32,500
7,317
8,917
15,753
18,901
24.725
14,338,027
266,621
152,716
79.628
66,908
47,304
31,639
1,260
2,077,519
13,153
75.231
2,686
3,883
6.739
9,569
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
31.751
21,007,244
313.274
260,447
89,631
79,708
69,796
60,109
24,762
14,712,525
263,687
174,506
79,475
59,546
103,119
24,681
56,922
39,097371
621,693
513,603
178,220
146395
196,679
89,539
18,959
16,752,516
258,193
159,696
81,542
54.813
119,538
42,188
1,376
460,892
18,559
12,264
5,175
4,111
2.960
1,618
20335
17,213,408
276,752
171,960
86,717
58,924
122,498
43,806
17,618
12,465,066
222,415
149,319
64,269
44,906
86.041
31,265
1,221
978,752
15,547
5,397
4,344
2.725
12,852
2,851
1,729
1,009,836
20,751
13,662
6,494
4,703
16,235
3,116
—
502,011
1,983
—
—
—
—
—
1,306
691,072
18,054
9,643
4,396
2,823
4,570
2,701
—
63,502
—
—
—
—
—
—
21,874
15,710,239
278,750
178,021
79,503
55,157
119,698
39,933
(1,539)
1303,169
(1,998)
(6,061)
7,214
3,767
2,800
3,873
122
Municipal Electrical Utilities
Municipal Electrical Utilities Financial
Leamington
4.046
Lindsay
4.893
Listowel
1,900
London
75.665
L'Orignal
468
A. BALANCE SHEET
FIXED ASSETS
Plant and facilities at cost
Less accumulated depreciation
$
1.719,577
564.835
$
2.776.741
861,698
$
851,908
375.850
$
45,105,394
14,990.717
$
238,243
98,228
1.154.742
226,670
42,634
1,915.043
44,611
50,000
20.887
476.058
72.218
8.731
30.114,677
1,698,350
2,865,000
731,041
3.149.141
22.727
140,015
26,213
4,963
144
CURRENT ASSETS
Cash on hand and in bank
Investments— term deposits
—bonds
Other
269,304
83.400
7.541
115.498
78.771
80.949
8.466,259
2,082.117
398,406
31,320
OTHER ASSETS
Inventories
Sinking fund on debentures
135
90.941
1.284.924
78.771
1.864.684
768.179
2.480.523
23.432.299
135
Equity in Ontario Hydro
68,286
2,799,911
3,973,9%
1325,186
64,493,758
239,756
DEBT FROM BORROWINGS
Debentures outstanding
Other long-term debt
18.000
78,000
5.631.110
15,000
Total long-term debt
LIABILITIES
18.000
127.473
98.242
78.000
156,883
8.077
66.589
4.795
5.631.1 10
3.371,377
259.887
15.000
17,156
1 088
Total liabilities
EQUITY
225.715
108.100
1.128.449
34.723
164.960
152.000
1.648.814
65.538
71,384
132.673
332.158
20.792
3.631.264
8.768.924
19.537.123
3.342.349
150.689
18,244
26,122
Sinking fund on debentures
Accumulated net income invested in
plant or held as working funds
Contributed capital
Other reserves
106,780
5.324
1.271,272
1.284.924
1.866.352
1.864.684
485.623
768.179
31.799.085
23.432.299
138,226
Reserve for equity in Ontario Hydro
68,286
Total debt, liabilities and equity
2,799,911
3,973,9%
1325,186
64,493,758
239,756
B. OPERATING STATEMENT
REVENUE
1.302,202
21.145
2.029.182
66.611
717.200
26.177
27,167.204
1.671.013
129.432
Miscellaneous
9,214
Total revenue
1 323347
2,095,793
743377
28,838,217
138,646
EXPENSE
Power purchased
Local generation
1.023.591
53.271
81.250
3.674
47.041
1.541.105
142.544
141.786
8.773
75.360
661.589
40.112
33.686
46
29.140
21.085.471
1.216.313
1.744.186
1.006.387
1.257.644
107,270
8,855
10,972
Financial
Depreciation
Other
1,586
8.257
Total expense
1,208,827
1,909,568
764,573
26310,001
136,940
114,520
186,225
(21,1%)
2,528,216
1,706
Statements A and B
Statements for the Year Ended December 31, 1975
123
Lucan
Lucknow
Lynden
Madoc
Magnetawan
Markdale
Markham
Marmora
528
546
198
650
129
586
4.336
615
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
211,882
186,919
78,399
312,225
46.920
282,629
2,529,920
267,932
63,378
50,792
39,759
140,309
20,761
53,213
322,538
94,267
148,504
136.127
38,640
171,916
26,159
229.416
2,207,382
173,665
22,191
1,748
12,133
25,492
4,16a
14,877
97,335
34,768
—
28,141
—
—
—
—
86,800
—
—
2,000
—
—
—
—
—
3,000
7,219
1.490
1.673
4,867
1,575
3,944
34,582
1,808
—
6,510
—
—
—
—
9.673
1,951
29,410
39,889
13,806
30.359
5,735
18.821
228,390
41,527
831
-
-
7.931
317
636
43,435
417
-
-
-
-
-
-
15.544
1,538
831
7,931
317
636
58,979
1,955
138,886
191,217
72,802
177,179
14,879
145.606
725,289
129,624
317,631
367,233
125,248
387 385
47,090
394,479
3,220,040
346,771
-
14,000
59,000
457,061
39,000
-
-
-
14,000
-
59.000
457,061
39,000
10,845
28,461
5.148
17.447
1,556
13.704
247,746
17,199
1,023
—
74
2.607
-
990
31,005
1,743
11.868
28,461
5,222
20.054
1.556
14.694
278.751
18.942
11.214
17.614
4.495
20.000
23.510
7.370
196.230
16,092
148,315
123.630
42,729
155,843
6,785
158,181
665,797
128,707
7,348
6.311
—
309
360
9.628
896,912
14,406
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
166.877
147,555
47,224
176,152
30,655
175.179
1,758,939
159,205
138.886
191,217
72,802
177,179
14,879
145.606
725.289
129,624
317,631
367,233
125,248
387385
47,090
394,479
3,220,040
346,771
152,160
125.353
48.953
179.691
21.068
190.899
1.564.432
146,707
7,668
3,943
4.042
6.108
220
2,822
46.988
6,782
159.828
129,2%
52,995
185,799
21,288
193,721
1,611,420
153,489
109.317
104.027
38,901
147.292
14.928
140.082
1.229.026
101,436
12,159
6,230
3,164
8.409
867
12.467
60.702
10,420
12,399
15.147
4.823
14,677
1.726
9.838
121,067
14.630
—
—
—
3.371
—
6.524
61,510
4,575
7.217
5.014
3.560
11.631
1.581
7.457
60.235
7,247
141,092
130,418
50,448
185380
19,102
176,368
1,532,540
138308
18,736
(1,122)
2,547
419
2,186
17353
78,880
15,181
124
Municipal Electrical Utilities
Municipal Electrical Utilities Financial
Martintown
123
Massey
459
Maxville
354
McGarry Twp.
425
Meaford
1 874
A. BALANCE SHEET
FIXED ASSETS
$
48,419
25,987
$
193,914
50,907
$
153,230
41,537
$
128,867
58,663
$
860,394
223,497
Less accumulated depreciation
Net fixed assets
CURRENT ASSETS
Cash on hand and in bank
Investments— term deposits
—bonds
22,432
3,832
3,000
2,134
143,007
5.679
4,000
3,415
1,101
111,693
9,437
15,000
2,049
70,204
3,165
18,000
3,065
201
636,897
47,534
14,000
18,090
Other
137
8,966
781
14.195
981
26.486
24,431
79,761
OTHER ASSETS
Inventories
Sinking fund on debentures
46,145
6,241
Total other assets
Equity in Ontario Hydro
781
27.243
981
66,996
108.143
98,838
52,386
560,506
59,422
225,179
246322
193,473
1329350
DEBT FROM BORROWINGS
Debentures outstanding
Other long-term debt
-
-
-
151,000
Total long-term debt
LIABILITIES
1,836
41
12,501
5.266
7,959
140
2,612
2.335
151,000
45,511
2,482
1,877
5.347
24,880
75
17,767
42.448
95.268
2.700
8,099
13,642
107,421
9.017
4,947
13.782
75,726
180
47,993
EQUITY
91,725
Sinking fund on debentures
Accumulated net income invested in
plant or held as working funds
Contributed capital
Other reserves
464,074
14,252
30,302
27,243
140.416
66.996
130.080
108,143
89.688
98.838
570,051
Reserve for equity in Ontario Hydro
560,506
Total debt, liabilities and equity
59,422
225,179
246322
193,473
1329,550
B. OPERATING STATEMENT
REVENUE
Sale of electrical energy
Miscellaneous
20.069
1.946
116,364
4,941
90,980
2,150
95,963
6.693
610,520
15,980
Total revenue
22,015
121305
93,130
102,656
626,500
EXPENSE
Power purchased
Local generation
16.822
1.290
2,464
1.887
93.752
6.574
11,332
5.457
77.393
3.802
4,265
4.686
70.33 1
9,122
15,468
4,599
452,063
29,452
57,438
17,259
Depreciation
Other
22.240
22,463
117,115
90,146
99320
578,452
(448)
4,190
2,984
3,136
48,048
Statements A and B
Statements for the Year Ended December 31, 1975
125
Merlin
295
Merrickville
415
Midland
4,266
Mildmay
423
Millbrook
365
Milton
4,003
Milverton
542
Mississauga
54.790
$
132,176
65.343
$
141.766
36,191
$
1,901,537
731.699
$
120.277
23.684
$
165,645
48,114
$
2,995.380
613.111
$
218,487
42.314
$
51,702,562
6.796.128
66,833
1,793
10,000
5,284
105,575
3,702
1.033
1.169,838
112,194
30.000
84,404
1,962
96.593
3.595
2.000
2.500
2
117.531
5.000
4,503
2.382,269
48.773
110,872
25.749
176.173
37.226
2.466
84
44,906,434
975,429
8,000
3,733.991
15,983
17,077
1.228
4,735
228,560
31,667
6,611
8.097
111
9.503
185.394
4.895
77.025
39.776
104
4,733,403
2,520,413
978,858
1,537,467
1,302
81,264
71,751
38,278
1,888,828
111
84,252
74,261
81.920
953.679
104
240,484
5,036,738
13,276,860
166,476
182,061
3325,504
189,053
201,295
3,603,262
456,537
67,953,435
-
-
211,000
-
-
404.676
15,901,000
4.970
630
9,260
1,130
211,000
211,371
19,908
8,883
882
14.161
1.344
404,676
249.136
69.507
12,866
998
15,901,000
6,145,331
676,168
5.600
13,122
62,888
3,602
10,390
24,647
67,062
8,211
231,279
150,945
818,003
25,449
9,765
12,303
79,919
2,814
15.505
9,000
88,622
13,907
318.643
131.280
921.878
873.106
13,864
24,260
173,377
4,552
6,821,499
2,934,488
978,858
12,760,842
15,279,888
79,612
81,264
99,920
71,751
994,397
1,888,828
95.036
84,252
111,529
74.261
1,926,264
953,679
202,189
240,484
31,954,076
13,276,860
166,476
182,061
3325,504
189,053
201,295
3,603,262
456,537
67,953,435
52,487
5,872
101,124
1,703
1,749,724
38,567
87.949
2,146
78,428
9,624
1,536,671
78,090
167,117
3,775
31,780,182
837,358
58359
102,827
1,788,291
90,095
88,052
1,614,761
170,892
32,617,540
49,203
3.188
9,683
4,061
72,332
5,686
10,582
4,235
1.369,766
80.821
104,995
26,707
56,051
69,050
7,875
7,098
3,787
65,412
7,364
7,006
5,988
1,194,705
60,597
132,795
36,940
73,590
127,357
4.166
9,537
5,918
26,531,497
1,243,906
1,181,310
1,959,740
1,131,766
66,135
92,835
1,638340
87,810
85,770
1,498,627
146,978
32,048,219
(7,776)
9,992
149,951
2,285
2,282
116,134
23,914
569321
126
Municipal Electrical Utilities
Municipal Electrical Utilities Financial
Mitchell
1.103
Moorefield
154
Morrisburg
933
Mount Brydges
491
Mount Forest
Number of Customers
1,480
A. BALANCE SHEET
FIXED ASSETS
Plant and facilities at cost
Less accumulated depreciation
$
678,884
189,854
$
57.383
25.477
$
351.069
134.187
$
161,977
45,184
$
473,768
170,125
489,030
23,867
11,491
5,469
31,906
1,348
1,000
1.000
763
216.882
18,691
3,000
8.000
7.761
1 16.793
15,366
2.416
303,643
CURRENT ASSETS
Cash on hand and in bank
Investments-term deposits
47,557
15,109
Other
40.827
45,992
27.633
4.111
37,452
12.663
17,782
71
62,666
OTHER ASSETS
Inventories
Sinking fund on debentures
27,376
1,159
73.625
420.829
55.355
12,663
211.608
71
80,716
28,535
Equity in Ontario Hydro
398,164
Total assets
1,024311
91372
478,605
215362
793,008
DEBT FROM BORROWINGS
Debentures outstanding
59.400
-
-
4.400
-
59,400
41.431
16.157
7
22,558
13,381
4,400
9,402
682
LIABILITIES
48,907
Other liabilities
2,506
57,588
74.674
391,746
20,074
7
4,500
31,411
99
35,939
31,636
120,220
79.202
10,084
14.536
95,647
9,979
51,413
EQUITY
21,627
Sinking fund on debentures
Accumulated net income invested in
plant or held as working funds
Contributed capital
303,512
18,292
486.494
420.829
36.010
55,355
231.058
211,608
120,162
80,716
343,431
Reserve for equity in Ontario Hydro
398,164
Total debt, liabilities and equity
1.024.311
9U72
478,605
215362
793,008
B. OPERATING STATEMENT
REVENUE
Sale of electrical energy
429.487
13,651
39.290
2.084
248,802
3,760
91,617
3,435 .
388,168
5,734
Total revenue
443,138
41374
252,562
95,052
393,902
EXPENSE
Power purchased
Local generation
301,894
23,399
41.933
12,015
17,177
32,811
2,842
1.378
2,216
203,917
13.421
25,165
10,131
73,720
3,399
8,280
1,331
5,026
323,946
18,701
25,147
Financial
Depreciation
Other
1,173
13,239
Total expense
396,418
39,247
252,634
91,756
382,206
46,720
2,127
(72)
3,296
11,696
Statements A and B
Statements for the Year Ended December 31, 1975
127
Napanee
Nepean Twp.
Neustadt
Newboro
Newburgh
Newbury
Newcastle
New Hamburg
1,933
17,112
239
174
240
172
699
1,413
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
914.175
13,672,265
77.357
73.097
151.896
49,018
540,477
616,874
314.286
2,999,492
23.060
25.272
64,717
20.886
174,400
102,405
599.889
10,672.773
54,297
47.825
87,179
28.132
366,077
514,469
95.368
307,295
2.650
5,801
3.192
43,654
3.881
-
400,000
—
—
1,318
—
—
—
-
_
_
2,000
—
—
4,000
—
36,145
472,279
1,662
1,614
3.362
259
2,970
48,452
41
41,422
—
—
—
—
—
754
131.554
1.220.996
4.312
9.415
4.680
3.451
50,624
53,087
18.668
476.262
1,033
-
226.311
—
—
—
—
—
—
157.782
—
—
—
—
455
3,813
18.668
860,355
455
4,846
678.941
3.437,491
60.776
18.451
38.682
36.602
160.357
376,523
1,429,052
16,191,615
119385
75,691
130,541
68,185
577,513
948,925
_
5.465.000
13.565
_
_
_
71.195
115.000
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
-
5.465.000
13.565
-
-
-
71,195
115.000
89.785
1.249,336
4.498
4.114
4,857
2.994
30.898
7.829
12.536
50.156
103
81
328
-
20.873
6,233
102.321
1.299.492
4.601
4.195
5.185
2.994
51.771
14,062
70.000
2.085.000
21.900
15.674
14.000
9.754
74.936
57.264
—
226.311
—
—
-
—
-
—
557.302
1.990.637
18.543
32.814
66.613
18.670
184.736
296.169
20.488
1.687.684
—
4.557
6.061
165
34.518
89.907
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
647.790
5.989.632
40.443
53.045
86.674
28.589
294.190
443.340
678.941
3.437.491
60.776
18.451
38.682
36,602
160.357
376,523
1,429,052
16,191,615
119.385
75,691
130341
68,185
577,513
948,925
614.063
8.775.437
48.596
30.870
56.735
32.116
242.416
441,366
37,255
324.473
855
2.399
3.154
428
18.736
10.939
65U18
9,099,910
49,451
33,269
59,889
32,544
261,152
452305
469.953
6.801.570
35.397
21.925
38.125
28.854
170,148
331.077
37.219
529.603
2.080
3.142
2.512
960
17.702
26.973
66.869
653.433
2.867
5.216
6.166
2.703
21.558
33.272
2.407
728.314
4.468
_
_
_
14.699
13.002
30.628
336.018
2,733
2.612
5.500
1.732
16.685
13.875
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
607,076
9,048,938
47,545
32,895
52303
34,249
240.792
418,199
44,242
50,972
1,906
374
7.586
(1.705)
20360
34,106
128
Municipal Electrical Utilities
Municipal Electrical Utilities Financial
Newmarket
4,213
Niagara
1,251
Niagara Falls
21,375
Nipigon Twp.
908
North Bay
17,184
A. BALANCE SHEET
FIXED ASSETS
$
3,237,068
761,624
$
597,220
205,351
$
13,409,225
3,471.677
$
394,469
177,365
$
9 919 639
Less accumulated depreciation
3,126,528
2,475,444
169,855
49,668
35,753
391,869
28,178
7,038
9,937,548
300,000
63,000
91,020
12,752
217,104
32,118
2,500
8,145
15
6,793,111
CURRENT ASSETS
Cash on hand and in bank
Investments— term deposits
—bonds
2,450
150,000
284,294
Other
1.416
255,276
252,300
15,115
35,216
32,843
2,791
466,772
554,137
306,411
42,778
1,197
438,160
OTHER ASSETS
Inventories
Sinking fund on debentures
209,585
76,605
267,415
999.598
35,634
347,982
860,548
6,467,596
1,197
271,069
286,190
Equity in Ontario Hydro
4,148,174
3,997,733
810,701
17,732,464
532,148
11,665,635
DEBT FROM BORROWINGS
Debentures outstanding
Other long-term debt
623.000
33,000
651.531
-
2,164,950
623.000
379.491
4.477
33.000
27.402
47.269
651.531
457.965
623.347
21,621
4,457
2 164 950
LIABILITIES
729,384
224,557
383,968
215.509
1.044.049
731.609
74.671
82.469
235,117
37.462
1.081.312
2.363.725
5.672.446
1.495.854
26.078
10.000
211.112
13.889
953,941
EQUITY
1,550,034
Sinking fund on debentures
Accumulated net income invested in
plant or held as working funds
Contributed capital
Other reserves
2.744,895
103,641
1.991,167
999.598
355.048
347.982
9.532.025
6.467.596
235.001
271.069
4,398.570
Reserve for equity in Ontario Hydro
4.148,174
Total debt, liabilities and equity
3,997,733
810,701
17,732,464
532,148
11,665,635
B. OPERATING STATEMENT
REVENUE
Sale of electrical energy
1.735.845
116.135
335.521
11.165
6.484.307
232.224
289.664
18.178
6.323.527
294,804
Total revenue
1,851,980
346.686
6,716.531
307,842
6,618.331
EXPENSE
Power purchased
1.273.210
116.029
158.958
93.518
97.605
240.876
38.522
32.483
3.113
15,083
4.616.546
510.786
478,264
110.378
332.171
27.871
213.382
31.339
42.007
13.850
4,784.189
365.292
Administration
628,638
286,810
315,260
Other
-
Total expense
1,739320
330.077
6,076,016
300,578
6380,189
Net Income (net expense)
112,660
16,609
640,515
7,264
238,142
Statements A and B
Statements for the Year Ended December 31, 1975
129
North York
Norwich
Norwood
Oakville
Oil Springs
Omemee
Orangeville
Orillia
136,052
796
530
20,149
293
335
4,127
8,579
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
86,662,477
257,881
227,555
19,200,415
109,735
174,897
1.763,330
10,407,893
18,447,652
74,657
116,690
4,209,017
45,516
61,169
422,816
3,099,129
68,214,825
183.224
1 10,865
14,991,398
64,219
113,728
1,340,514
7,308,764
39,512
18,088
8,012
3,250
3,718
14.489
99.134
13,415
5,285,985
—
—
2,560,000
2,000
—
200.000
165,259
—
7,500
13,000
—
—
—
—
102,836
2,270,217
3,787
3,742
670,953
1.990
6.766
13,834
349,709
17,416
—
569
13,340
—
—
240
2,720
7,613,130
29,375
25,323
3,247,543
7,708
21,255
313,208
633,939
2,494,144
929
_
580,637
229
37,429
397,338
6,401,547
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
1,997,072
—
161
98,256
6,151
—
5,761
135,369
10,892,763
929
161
678,893
6,380
43,190
532,707
32,091,606
218,371
115,770
7,160,322
101,698
72,282
734,072
1,154,350
118,812,324
431,899
252,119
26,078,156
180,005
207,265
2,430,984
9,629,760
8,346.961
35,988
-
2,815,734
-
-
120,000
2,454,951
8,346,961
35,988
-
2,815,734
-
-
120,000
2,454,951
7,154,144
17,730
11,108
2,135,373
3,618
7,297
83,609
902,198
2,357,911
8,767
834
214,055
513
767
12,831
34,932
9,512,055
26,497
11,942
2.349,428
4.131
8,064
96,440
937,130
7,015,544
16,228
55,100
2,840,066
16,721
12,000
107,594
3,011,812
6,401,547
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
51,124,047
103,744
62,771
6,994,499
56,582
91,073
889,098
1,597,534
4,320,564
31,071
6,536
3,918,107
873
23,846
483,780
371,147
—
—
—
—
—
—
102,836
68,861,702
151,043
124,407
13,752,672
74,176
126,919
1,480,472
5,083,329
32,091,606
218,371
115,770
7,160,322
101,698
72,282
734,072
1,154,350
118,812324
431,899
252,119
26,078,156
180,005
207,265
2,430,984
9,629,760
63,639,291
152,996
131,888
13,361,540
40,531
74,145
1,164,363
3,373,015
1,862,225
7,026
7,623
534,826
2.151
7,589
42,783
63,276
65^01,516
160,022
139,511
13,896366
42,682
81,734
1,207,146
3,436,291
49,576,183
112,956
100,429
10,727,850
30,131
58,422
876,520
1,952,202
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
331,625
3,307,757
18,543
8,122
556,684
3,551
5,578
61,030
187,214
3,563,156
16,884
12,168
493,196
7,720
7,761
97,019
236,894
717,003
6,125
—
455,653
—
—
20,570
270,143
2,424,494
6.784
9,670
482,686
3,626
6,392
43,068
240,942
59,588,593
161,292
130389
12,716,069
45,028
78,153
1,098,207
3,219,020
5,912,923
(1,270)
9,122
1,180,297
(2346)
3,581
108,939
217,271
130
Municipal Electrical Utilities
Municipal Electrical Utilities Financial
Municipality
Orono
434
Oshawa
29.726
Ottawa
103,667
Otterville
311
Owen Sound
7,029
A. BALANCE SHEET
FIXED ASSETS
$
201,354
69,046
$
20,230,066
6,422,766
$
71.503,236
13,718,342
$
115,633
53,662
$
3,660,391
1,335,531
Less accumulated depreciation
132,308
862
2,500
1,222
13,807.300
3,435
651.309
1,394,022
1,901
57,784,894
72,798
2,850,000
200,000
3,628,530
569,145
61,971
10,000
3,436
2,324,860
150,915
289,430
CURRENT ASSETS
Cash on hand and in bank
Investments-term deposits
—bonds
Other
4,584
882
220
2,050,667
961,620
99,866
7.320,473
1.678.209
1,892,142
13,436
743
1,540
440 345
OTHER ASSETS
99,966
Sinking fund on debentures
Total other assets
1,102
87.588
1,061,486
12,578,430
3,570,351
30,582,674
2,283
78,168
99 966
Equity in Ontario Hydro
2,639,535
225,582
29,497,883
99,25832
155,858
5,504,706
DEBT FROM BORROWINGS
Debentures outstanding
15,200
1,841,400
141.000
-
Total long-term debt
LIABILITIES
Current liabilities
Other liabilities
15.200
10,216
3,973
1.841.400
1,783,781
702,719
141.000
5.138.013
1.929,726
6,373
770
280,524
4,586
Total liabilities
EQUITY
Debt redeemed
Sinking fund on debentures
Accumulated net income invested in
plant or held as working funds
Contributed capital
14,189
27.322
81.283
2,486,500
1,302,935
9,840.638
1.447.980
7.067,739
9.749,698
45.041.952
6.475.329
200.000
7,143
4.500
65,847
200
285,110
208,372
2,294,562
77,127
108.605
87.588
12,591.553
12,578.430
61.466.979
30,582.674
70.547
78,168
2,580,061
2,639,535
Reserve for equity in Ontario Hydro
Total debt, liabilities and equity
225,582
29,497,883
99,258392
155,858
5304,706
B. OPERATING STATEMENT
REVENUE
Sale of electrical energy
Miscellaneous
1 19,762
1.358
15.346,391
433,268
49,788.727
1.475.313
53,535
2,366
2,517,461
95,461
Total revenue
121,120
15,779,659
51,264,040
55,901
2,612,922
EXPENSE
Power purchased
Local generation
89.714
4,273
17.699
3.403
6.361
12,101.971
855.072
1.046.411
240,485
598,689
37,981,654
611.604
3.353.349
2.402,441
151.114
1.631.755
45,828
4,142
6,800
4,216
2,052,766
117,008
190.301
Financial
Depreciation
Other
289
112,626
Total- expense
121,450
14,842,628
46,131,917
60,986
2,472,990
Net Income (net expense)
(330)
937,031
5,132,123
(5,085)
139,932
Statements A and B
Statements for the Year Ended December 31, 1975
131
Paisley
Palmerston
Paris
Parkhill
Parry Sound
Pembroke
Penetang-
uishene
Perth
460
801
2,485
573
2,382
5,418
1.670
2,483
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
201,087
387,509
1,284,480
283.789
1,622,046
4.444,907
859.109
1,207,935
44.802
142,864
461,691
97.280
642,600
2,179.659
271.811
414,480
156.285
244,645
822,789
186.509
979.446
2.265.248
587.298
793,455
876
40.381
63,461
28.816
26,254
84.761
3,693
37,909
_
—
—
—
50.000
—
20.000
20.000
_
_
_
—
—
—
10.000
10.000
7.881
1.143
21,971
4.286
24.592
109.584
41,390
57.279
-
-
—
—
—
1.322
-
—
8,757
41.524
85.432
33.102
100.846
195.667
75.083
125,188
2.506
846
5.322
1.542
30.641
94.444
2.519
37.792
1.164
-
593
461
21,540
137.064
-
-
3.670
846
5.915
2.003
52.181
231.508
2.519
37,792
112,740
293.318
851,921
186,246
391.213
312.520
565.045
868.016
281,452
580,333
1,766,057
407,860
1,523,686
3,004,943
1,229,945
1,824,451
21.000
15.500
62.434
-
-
1.732.000
21.000
15,500
62.434
-
-
1.732.000
-
-
10.513
16,340
51.480
14,698
55.331
264.001
67.497
83.175
1,094
2.287
19.266
641
33.336
166.300
3.713
13.810
11.607
18.627
70.746
15,339
88,667
430.301
71.210
96.985
17.623
46.500
187.173
29.907
470,810
558.000
36.983
85.045
103.224
200.022
530,599
175.996
561.561
(124.450)
438.109
730.554
15.258
6.366
63,184
372
11.435
96.572
118.598
43.851
136,105
252.888
780.956
206.275
1.043,806
530.122
593.690
859.450
112.740
293.318
851.921
186.246
391.213
312.520
565.045
868.016
281,452
580333
1,766,057
407,860
1,523,686
3,004,943
1,229,945
1,824,451
125.319
211.589
678.539
168.915
743,189
1.862.915
632.03 1
820,997
2.132
4.125
14.932
8.454
55.527
81.741
18.372
10.480
127,451
215,714
693,471
177,369
798,716
1,944,656
650,403
831,477
94.319
150.414
512.758
128.871
485,267
1.326.210
492.193
620.611
—
—
—
—
53.067
9.442
—
—
4.861
12.224
32,484
12.594
52.060
118.396
52,877
31.834
12.990
23.248
55.112
17.682
65,690
168.526
32.677
54.755
3.605
3.412
8.841
—
5,753
217.634
323
—
5.137
11.111
35.432
9.258
51,247
149.790
23.662
34.550
120,912
200,409
644,627
168,405
713,084
1,989,998
601,732
741,750
6,539
15305
48,844
8,964
85,632
(45.342)
48,671
89,727
132
Municipal Electrical Utilities
Municipal Electrical Utilities Financial
Peterborough
20,513
Petrolia
1,655
Pickering
820
Picton
1,968
Plantagenet
3,2
A. BALANCE SHEET
FIXED ASSETS
$
15,920.369
6,570,196
$
878,503
284,673
$
357,077
113,349
$
961,964
376,623
$
171,471
Less accumulated depreciation
61,906
Net fixed assets
CURRENT ASSETS
Cash on hand and in bank
Investments— term deposits
-bonds
9,350,173
528,375
23,088
593,830
8.092
15,000
35,204
3.657
243.728
24,835
50,000
7,621
585,341
41,345
11,291
2,693
109,565
18,859
8,101
Other
1,107
551,463
192.415
42,509
61,953
48,168
2.721
82.456
810
55,329
68.719
6,078
28,067
OTHER ASSETS
Inventories
Sinking fund on debentures
1,426
234,924
7,341.253
50.889
577,510
810
106.489
74,797
728,000
1,426
64,600
Total assets
17,477,813
1,284,182
433,483
1,443,467
203,658
DEBT FROM BORROWINGS
Debentures outstanding
Other long-term debt
1.956.700
-
12.000
30,000
32,500
Total long-term debt
LIABILITIES
1.956,700
887,864
73,373
57.639
18.128
12.000
27.946
3,548
30.000
61,126
11,538
32.500
14.043
Other liabilities
1,210
961.237
2.730.102
3.499.214
989.307
75.767
50.000
559.690
21.215
31.494
50.223
137.570
86,707
72.664
83.182
515.644
13.977
15,253
EQUITY
Debt redeemed
Sinking fund on debentures
Accumulated net income invested in
plant or held as working funds
Contributed capital
22,500
66,472
2,333
7,218.623
7.341.253
630.905
577.510
283,500
106,489
612.803
728.000
91,305
Reserve for equity in Ontario Hydro
64,600
Total debt, liabilities and equity
17,477,813
1,284,182
433.483
1,443,467
203,658
B. OPERATING STATEMENT
REVENUE
Sale of electrical energy
7.869.528
660,303
425.120
14.474
236.876
11.199
546.178
22,725
105.702
6,260
Total revenue
8,529,831
439,594
248,075
568,903
111.962
EXPENSE
Power purchased
Local generation
Operation and maintenance
6.099.169
109.073
860.140
750.556
332.811
514,569
285.436
40.237
68.843
20.408
193.616
10.231
19.158
6.990
10.981
401.728
36.327
57,926
4,801
29.224
78,215
4.804
7,538
Financial
Depreciation
Other
4,972
4,508
Total expense
8,666318
414,924
240,976
530,006
100,037
(136,487)
24,670
7.099
38,897
11,925
Statements A and B
Statements for the Year Ended December 31, 1975
133
Plattsville
222
Point Edward
931
Port Burwell
406
Port Colborne
6,109
Port Credit
2,229
Port Dover
1.667
Port Elgin
1.779
Port Hope
3,580
$
89.419
34,575
$
399,412
163,897
$
144,371
70,822
$
2.879,043
918,354
$
1,705,341
501,372
$
918.065
206,706
$
1.419.252
209,517
$
2,413,282
686,978
54,844
2,279
5,000
2,500
699
235,515
113,415
52,500
25,685
6,298
73,549
4,809
2,617
1,960,689
153,889
175.000
10,000
16,889
1,203,969
75,281
180,000
13,500
117,078
711,359
39,955
50,000
18,464
1,209,735
47,373
26.914
44
1,726,304
86,415
31,818
9,027
10,478
136
197,898
728
15,168
7,426
402
1.236
355,778
65,353
17.795
385,859
49,405
56,558
108.419
2,249
1,287
74,331
7,208
1,150
127,260
72,338
19,852
136
118,401
15,896
891,065
1,638
47,737
83,148
1,607,783
105,963
1,670,034
3,536
359,444
8,358
349,467
92,190
1,423,940
183,859
1,340,374
130350
4,007398
3365,825
1,182,758
1,641,891
3369,694
-
291,657
206.900
117,000
198,376
47,367
-
6,387
85,276
15,470
6,145
1,516
291,657
130,649
84,856
206.900
184,818
51,123
117,000
38,968
9,758
245,743
101,992
159,620
27,639
6,387
5,237
53,834
100,746
17,000
328,539
3,024
7,661
39,127
28,481
7,344
215,505
439,002
1,401,423
52,028
235,941
190,485
1,058,348
4,117
48.726
111.528
317,169
228,891
101,992
81,253
480,276
383,160
187,259
244,000
1,107,160
407,335
59.071
118,401
348.563
891,065
74,952
47,737
1,892,453
1,607,783
1,252,950
1,670.034
657,588
359,444
944,689
349,467
1,758,495
1,423,940
183,859
1340374
130350
4,007,398
3365,825
1,182,758
1,641,891
3369,694
73.881
2,955
644,770
13,380
67,505
2,052
1,751,252
100,394
2,174,895
46,350
350,003
14,778
722,360
20,591
1,671,497
53,567
76,836
658,150
69,557
1,851,646
2,221,245
364,781
742,951
1,725,064
73,212
4,472
3,022
3,368
568,692
9,339
52,957
12,990
39.256
10,766
12,331
1,963
4,876
1,246.309
163,259
208,518
51,256
81,957
1.880,801
43,065
122,630
35,072
50.987
213,870
48,042
47,119
13,620
19,926
527,890
29,080
62,928
41.345
29.634
1,302,759
90,947
172,649
8,142
65,997
84,074
643,978
69,192
1,751,299
2,132,555
342,577
690,877
1,640,494
(7,238)
14,172
365
100347
88,690
22,204
52,074
84,570
134
Municipal Electrical Utilities
Municipal Electrical Utilities Financial
Port McNicoll
746
Port Perry
1,258
Port Rowan
410
Port Stanley
1,155
Prescott
1,992
A. BALANCE SHEET
FIXED ASSETS
$
203,865
61.797
$
742.225
194,106
$
146,809
53,936
$
334,629
161,244
$
585,785
Less accumulated depreciation
310,309
142.068
12,946
16,000
17,986
576
548,119
15,756
40.000
6.277
92,873
33.622
2.692
173,385
16,555
11,000
19,737
275,476
CURRENT ASSETS
Cash on hand and in bank
Investments— term deposits
—bonds
36,287
49,840
28,586
Other
750
47.508
547
62.033
2.156
901
36.314
47.292
1.071
423
115,463
OTHER ASSETS
26,092
Sinking fund on debentures
547
171.582
3.057
297.886
71.895
1,494
280,324
26,092
658,220
Total assets
361,705
911,095
201,082
502,495
1,075,251
DEBT FROM BORROWINGS
Debentures outstanding
125.390
-
40.000
-
Total long-term debt
LIABILITIES
15.343
2.214
125.390
38.282
16.222
3.973
437
40,000
13.108
6.800
49.022
5.326
Total liabilities
EQUITY
17,557
9,804
155,342
7.420
54.504
44.882
308.568
79,865
4.410
17.890
103.250
3.637
19,908
23.950
135.333
2.980
54,348
23,981
Sinking fund on debentures
Accumulated net income invested in
plant or held as working funds
Contributed capital
Other reserves
314.609
24,093
172.566
171.582
433.315
297.886
124.777
71.895
162.263
280.324
362,683
Reserve for equity in Ontario Hydro
658,220
Total debt, liabilities and equity
361,705
911,095
201,082
502,495
1,075,251
B. OPERATING STATEMENT
REVENUE
Sale of electrical energy
164.741
3.050
429.220
20.713
64.412
5.397
189.848
7.460
488,147
27,303
Total revenue
167,791
449,933
69,809
197,308
515,450
EXPENSE
Power purchased
Local generation
129.700
12.431
13.081
5.788
314.616
14.979
31.488
12.326
21,467
44.274
5.705
6.757
714
4.859
141.380
22.755
26.282
5.582
11.217
424.875
26,577
49,228
Financial
Depreciation
Other
23.423
Total expense
161,000
394,876
62309
207,216
524,103
Net Income (net expense)
6,791
55,057
7,500
(9.908)
(8,653)
Statements A and B
Statements for the Year Ended December 31, 1975
135
Preston
Priceville
Princeton
Queenston
Rainy River
Red Rock
Renfrew
Richmond
5,587
95
208
211
465
397
3,203
859
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
3,305,528
31,611
66,094
68,707
212,717
168,062
2,706,853
522,872
1,123,261
13,481
28,694
30.952
111,805
71,583
836,398
88,264
2,182.267
18,130
37,400
37,755
100,912
96,479
1,870,455
434,608
32,080
3.396
6,463
3,359
8,116
12,378
_
15,637
397,991
3,000
—
—
25,000
15,000
9,000
—
71,563
147
526
894
1,149
933
11,044
17,141-
4,864
—
—
-
334
315
1,325
437
506.498
6.543
6,989
4.253
34,599
28,626
21,369
33,215
156,538
_
2.578
53,100
2,060
_
_
_
_
—
—
—
14,852
1,038
—
—
—
-
—
2,163
734
157,576
2,578
55,263
17,646
2,152,246
11,227
71,381
65,575
73.879
117,510
606.773
127,366
4,998,587
35,900
115,770
107,583
211,968
242,615
2,553,860
612,835
323,000
76,000
86,600
—
—
—
-
—
—
6,374
—
323,000
-
-
-
-
-
82,374
86,600
230,272
1.297
3,600
3,422
11,960
10,573
166,671
36,041
53.247
—
1,159
297
374
423
328,818
2,052
283,519
1,297
4,759
3,719
12.334
10.996
495,489
38,093
491,283
.2,166
5.995
9.500
26,087
29.367
820,237
28,287
—
—
—
—
—
—
~
14,852
1,423.166
10,173
32.191
23.788
99,668
75.674
546,069
178,487
325,373
1,037
1,444
5,001
—
9.068
2.918
139,150
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
2,239,822
23,376
39,630
38.289
125.755
114,109
1.369,224
360,776
2,152,246
11,227
71,381
65.575
73.879
117.510
606.773
127,366
4,998,587
35,900
115,770
107,583
211,968
242,615
2,553,860
612,835
2,083,177
12.590
43,435
45,547
143.858
107.992
908.382
258,610
175.375
252
2.083
1,021
7,932
7.553
21,556
6,667
2,258,552
12,842
45,518
46,568
151,790
115,545
929,938
265,277
1.770.535
9.595
36,816
37,205
102.137
86.047
601,774
208.385
—
—
—
—
—
—
67,510
—
133.132
1.426
1,440
4,176
14.163
11.195
53.445
9,653
198,496
1.270
3.146
3,748
16,324
9.926
79,961
6,554
37.239
1
—
—
—
—
45.311
11.840
102.932
1.102
2.824
2.581
7.880
5.829
69.642
13.289
1.756
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
2,244,090
13,394
44,226
47,710
140,504
112,997
917,643
249,721
14,462
(552)
1,292
(1,142)
11,286
2,548
12,295
15,556
136
Municipal Electrical Utilities
Municipal Electrical Utilities Financial
Richmond Hill
5,693
Ridgetown
1,256
Ripley
273
Rockland
1,217
Rockwood
373
A. BALANCE SHEET
FIXED ASSETS
Plant and facilities at cost
Less accumulated depreciation
$
2,930,310
773,407
$
485,158
125,776
$
102,660
27,260
$
491,456
126,959
$
156,254
42,682
2,156,903
160,854
100,000
98,956
13,466
359,382
43,673
5,470
75,400
12,168
5,000
3,000
2,446
364,497
46,730
17,993
113,572
CURRENT ASSETS
Cash on hand and in bank
Investments— term deposits
—bonds
5,814
3,000
1,290
Other
373,276
2.110
100,532
49,143
4,169
946
22,614
64,723
75
2,184
10,104
OTHER ASSETS
Sinking fund on debentures
380
102,642
1,443,602
5,115
349,641
79,481
2,259
166,150
380
95,830
4,076,423
763,281
177,495
597,629
219,886
DEBT FROM BORROWINGS
Debentures outstanding
Other long-term debt
496,000
27.309
-
15,000
3,900
496,000
267,182
94,177
27.309
27,110
2.351
9.462
370
15,000
62.722
14,072
3,900
LIABILITIES
8,163
846
Total liabilities
361,359
613,105
1.105,890
56,467
29.461
83.364
272,447
1,059
9,832
12.744
62,962
12,476
76,794
40,000
245,552
54,133
9,009
EQUITY
18,429
Sinking fund on debentures
Accumulated net income invested in
plant or held as working funds
Contributed capital
Other reserves
81,640
11,078
Total utility equity
Reserve for equity in Ontario Hydro
1,775,462
1,443,602
356,870
349,641
88,182
79.481
339,685
166,150
111,147
95,830
Total debt, liabilities and equity
4,076,423
763,281
177,495
597,629
219,886
B. OPERATING STATEMENT
REVENUE
Sale of electrical energy
Miscellaneous
2.451,817
52,250
349,400
7,914
66,330
1.128
340,507
12,042
98,111
6,194
Total revenue
2,504,067
357314
67,458
352,549
10435
EXPENSE
Power purchased
Local generation
1.833,824
125,416
138.616
89,846
91,037
231.962
33.901
35,198
5.712
12.395
56,268
652
3,327
2.781
271,119
10,171
19.798
3,560
15,633
73,453
7,347
12,205
Financial
Depreciation
Other
1,910
5,270
Total expense
2,278,739
319.168
63,028
320,281
100,185
Net Income (net expense)
225,328
38,146
4,430
32,268
4,120
Statements A and B
Statements for the Year Ended December 31. 1975
137
Rodne\
Rosseau
Russell
Si. Catharines
St. Clair Beach
St. George
St. Jacobs
Si Marys
462
171
303
38.589
587
331
317
2.039
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
S
112.403
J2.475
n 525
22.564.554
417.010
112.744
148.475
887.62"
58.829
10.751
39.811
5.293.218
^ -—
39.492
40.461
369.279
53.574
81.724
" 1 -
17.27 1.336
330.066
73.252
108.014
: : :-•
35.778
523
-r
460.898
28.930
4.971
19.538
50.624
—
—
—
1.100.000
—
21.000
—
77.500
—
1.000
—
—
—
—
—
—
1.968
1.131
3.856
1.584.064
69.502
588
2.034
26.916
37.746
2.656
3.144.962
98.432
26.559
:: 572
155.040
102
-
-
792.191
-
193
-
36.626
-
-
1.308
361.238
1.049
-
-
16.763
102
1.308
1.153.429
1.049
193
_
53.389
116.255
33.833
68.332
15.649.061
123.586
115.026
149.148
1.158.319
207.677
118213
192.197
37.218,788
553.133
215.030
278.734
1.885.096
26.000
2.143.018
40.167
2.500
_
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
-
-
26.000
2.143.018
40.167
2,500
-
-
7.499
3
12.970
1.531.120
77.510
1.235
183
36.312
2.421
-
567
:■ Ml
1.484
413
90
2.853
9.920
3
13.537
2.231.988
78.994
1.648
273
39.165
8.500
11.933
12.808
1.001.350
27.528
13.500
6.000
190.208
71.668
31.316
67.126
14.408.954
106.649
82227
117.801
477.403
1.334
41.128
4.394
1.784.417
176.209
129
5.512
20.001
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
81.502
K37J
84.328
r. 194.721
310.386
95.856
129.313
687.612
116.255
33.833
68.332
15.649.061
123.586
115.026
149.148
1.158.319
207.677
118213
192,19-
37218.788
553.133
215.030
278,734
1.885.096
80.060
29.779
76.034
18.0;-
161 272
99.383
151.462
483.108
3.899
1%
4.8%
499.053
3.603
3.487
7.450
25.471
83.959
29.975
80.930
18383.726
171.875
lOl^O
158.912
508379
66.532
21.-03
63.136
14.395.06'
128.718
85.212
147.468
374.604
5.109
2,727
2.319
805.334
10.534
4.131
5 .757
36.6-9
8.844
1.412
3.464
676.434
11.309
7.608
5.315
59.542
—
—
4.938
272.240
7.762
1.438
335
—
4.053
2.222
4.795
10.003
3.697
4.566
28233
—
-
—
29.895
-
—
—
—
84.538
28.064
'8.652
16,738,751
168.326
102.086
163.441
499.058
(579)
1.911
2278
1.844.975
3349
784
(4329)
9321
138
Municipal Electrical Utilities
Municipal Electrical Utilities Financial
Municipality
St. Thomas
9.724
Sandwich West
Twp.
3.958
Sarnia
17,481 •
Scarborough
87.114
Schreiber Twp.
684
A. BALANCE SHEET
FIXED ASSETS
$
4,597.801
1,726,180
$
1.316,502
429,346
$
9.496,045
3,714,798
$
61,858,856
16.154,766
$
298,136
127,436
Less accumulated depreciation
2.871.621
15,971
100,000
20,000
273,080
1.656
887,156
81.405
97.893
5,781,247
207,339
300,000
99.500
431.371
7.783
45,704,090
3,297
898,000
5,222,650
2,925
170 700
CURRENT ASSETS
Cash on hand and in bank
Investments— term deposits
—bonds
Accounts receivable (net)
Other
32,892
10,146
227
410.707
178,086
317
179.298
26,398
5.517
1.045,993
362,630
61,384
6.126,872
2,099,893
6,678,697
246,438
43,265
OTHER ASSETS
Inventories
Sinking fund on debentures
5,003
178,403
3.723.137
31.915
480,545
424,014
10.651,639
9.025,028
22,116,145
5,003
177,008
Equity in Ontario Hydro
7,183,868
1,578,914
17,902,893
82,972,135
395,976
DEBT FROM BORROWINGS
Debentures outstanding
84,000
141,800
199.000
13.217,929
308,110
-
84.000
241,422
259,089
141.800
183.537
24.950
199.000
609,229
82,553
13,526,039
6.056,135
1.517,424
LIABILITIES
24,025
45
500,511
254,204
2.469,502
152,514
208.487
285,959
363,384
98.739
691,782
1,384,579
4.857,469
118.424
7,573,559
5,848,288
6,678,697
22.660,301
4,569,106
24,070
EQUITY
50,000
Sinking fund on debentures
Accumulated net income invested in
plant or held as working funds
Contributed capital
Other reserves
136,401
8,497
Total utility equity
Reserve for equity in Ontario Hydro
2.876.220
3.723.137
748,082
480.545
6,360,472
10.651.639
39,756,392
22.116,145
194,898
177,008
Total debt, liabilities and equity
7,183,868
1,578,914
17,902,893
82,972,135
395,976
B. OPERATING STATEMENT
REVENUE
Sale of electrical energy
Miscellaneous
3.202.560
101,961
1.061.604
26.143
7.145.588
141.991
40,312,038
1,543,117
201,913
8,434
3304,521
1,087,747
7,287,579
41,855,155
210347
EXPENSE
Power purchased
Local generation
2.425.752
381,841
214,178
16.258
132,297
809,243
78,901
61,078
44.522
36.751
5,760,388
700.396
486,396
53.939
278.716
31,763,797
2,417,633
2,035,638
1,154,262
1,717,726
5,098
169.349
17,635
Administration
Financial
Depreciation
Other
18,783
10,027
Total expense
3,170326
1,030,495
7,279,835
39,094,154
215,794
Net Income (net expense)
134,195
57,252
7,744
2,761,001
(5,447)
Statements A and B
Statements for the Year Ended December 31, 1975
139
Seaforth
909
Shelburne
1,067
Simcoe
4,797
Sioux Lookout
1,118
Smiths Falls
3.875
Southampton
1,652
South Grimsby
Twp.
477
South River
453
$
480,217
116,263
$
615,082
171,211
$
2,936,324
703,410
$
513,747
206,492
$
1.807,198
648,799
$
734,247
161,695
$
152,031
58,299
$
262,705
92,156
363,954
15,872
6.839
150
443,871
50
25,988
2,232,914
570
300,000
100,843
307,255
21,386
12,438
1,158,399
67.188.
145,000
20.222
8,166
572,552
44,796
13.062
93,732
14,662
10,000
28,542
170,549
12,013
4,036
193
22,861
2,453
26,038
21,124
401.413
11,288
14,624
33,824
21.504
240,576
38,641
57,858
25,353
53,204
16,242
58
9,874
2,453
371,165
21,124
219,960
25,912
1,542,978
21,504
306,315
38,641
1,424,795
25,353
282,797
96,902
9,932
48,240
760,433
710,993
4,203,217
668,898
2,862,411
938,560
243,838
244,963
-
134,000
32,838
540,000
48,000
76,206
38,500
30,232
11,781
166,838
71,745
199
540,000
262.630
73,352
48,000
43,327
7,019
89,137
22,691
76,206
30,706
77,499
32,834
855
38,500
14,608
2,419
42,013
74,440
272,315
500
71,944
36,640
177,191
38,420
335,982
265,435
1,359,350
159,472
50,346
255,538
8,699
111,828
147,662
1,174.444
3,682
108.205
50.990
396,599
23,763
33,689
15,000
95,413
2.834
17,027
51,500
88,696
1,000
347,255
371,165
252.251
219,960
1.784.257
1.542,978
264,237
306,315
1,325,788
1,424,795
471.352
282,797
113,247
96,902
141,196
48,240
760,433
710,993
4,203,217
668,898
2,862,411
938,560
243,838
244,963
271.151
9,922
339,834
12,190
2,048.490
80,825
381,580
14,496
1,253,134
40,321
418,026
10,421
107,242
4,955
132,177
3,433
281,073
352,024
2,129315
396,076
1,293,455
428,447
112,197
135,610
177,881
55,477
34,343
11.905
248.350
16,193
26,155
19,763
17,311
1,451,324
113,519
271,675
71,136
77,703
281,342
49,469
58,291
4.044
16,280
965.056
56.644
112,165
61,052
313,367
22.087
29,530
16,195
15.865
70.685
7,947
21.794
4.461
94,380
5,989
10,684
7,743
7,515
279,606
327,772
1,985357
409,426
1,194,917
397,044
104,887
126311
1,467
24,252
143,958
(13350)
98,538
31,403
7310
9,299
140
Municipal Electrical Utilities
Municipal Electrical Utilities Financial
Springfield
197
Stayner
970
Stirling
651
Stoney Creek
2,187
Stouffville
1,853
A. BALANCE SHEET
FIXED ASSETS
$
59,970
30,661
$
432,574
77,085
$
262,810
97,425
$
984,080
379,715
$
1,097,424
Less accumulated depreciation
152,766
Net fixed assets
CURRENT ASSETS
Cash on hand and in bank
Investments— term deposits
—bonds
29,309
10,720
548
355,489
9,634
10.189
165,385
30,596
1.560
604,365
47,989
50,000
7,406
944,658
61,849
67,000
7,144
Other
1,391
11,268
7,627
19,823
1,745
32,156
647
744
105,395
237
178
137,384
OTHER ASSETS
Inventories
Sinking fund on debentures
8,264
1,721
Total other assets
Equity in Ontario Hydro
7,627
57,361
1,745
203.397
1,391
167,853
415
488,984
9,985
391,472
105,565
580,454
366,785
1,199,159
1,483,499
DEBT FROM BORROWINGS
Debentures outstanding
-
73.000
-
40,000
15,000
Total long-term debt
LIABILITIES
Current liabilities
Other liabilities
4,998
189
73,000
20,500
1,017
12.475
2,163
40,000
3,734
7,434
15,000
43,280
58,801
Total liabilities
EQUITY
Debt redeemed
Sinking fund on debentures
Accumulated net income invested in
plant or held as working funds
Contributed capital
Other reserves
5,187
9,500
33.144
373
21.517
21,557
255,082
5.901
14,638
23.000
160.691
603
11,168
78,460
547,222
33,325
102,081
67,601
474,695
432,650
43,017
57.361
282,540
203.397
184,294
167,853
659,007
488,984
974,946
Reserve for equity in Ontario Hydro
391,472
Total debt, liabilities and equity
105,565
580,454
366,785
1,199,159
1,483,499
B. OPERATING STATEMENT
REVENUE
Sale of electrical energy
32.854
1.112
242,461
7.936
166.294
11.050
649.084
43,292
558,621
30,242
Total revenue
33,966
250397
177344
692376
588,863
EXPENSE
Power purchased
Local generation
Operation and maintenance
Administration
Financial
Depreciation
Other
28,449
461
1,974
2,248
181.475
9,487
15.369
9,908
12.026
127.671
9.673
11,352
11,074
507,294
31,805
60,273
4,727
35.138
463,460
34,186
49,664
4,585
24,227
Total expense
33,132
228,265
159,770
639,237
576,122
Net Income (net expense)
834
22,132
17,574
53,139
12,741
Statements A and B
Statements for the Year Ended December 31, 1975
141
Stratford
8,673
Strathroy
2.674
Streetsville
2.352
Sturgeon Falls
2.063
Sudbury
29.029
Sunderland
305
Sundndge
400
Sutton
1,063
$
7,550.446
1.738.921
$
1.382,701
506,976
$
1.244,174
238.591
$
909.514
262.609
$
18,944,488
5,545.729
$
97.095
43.057
$
137,172
39.066
$
303,291
86,462
5.811,525
23,528
125,000
431,539
8,802
875,725
12,169
23,610
1.005.583
21,474
80,000
33,357
646,905
57.351
27,010
290
13,398,759
75,071
413.454
1,098,128
116,182
54.038
24.230
1,806
98.106
17.344
2,500
5,000
1.415
216.829
29.060
15.000
11,407
6,541
588,869
499,544
72,491
35.779
79.643
7,630
134,831
1.615
2,408
84,651
5,303
1.702,835
828,840
137,716
26,036
26.259
62,008
1,732
9,040
572,035
4,196.175
87,273
829,794
4,023
477,179
5,303
351.699
966,556
6,398.131
83.613
66.875
10,772
258,113
11,168,604
1,828,571
1,621,616
1,088,558
22,466,281
163,687
191,240
547,722
1,199,000
71,000
-
88.360
4,990,300
-
-
-
1,199,000
419,373
90,641
71,000
107,271
53,245
74,108
33,033
88,360
69,030
48,553
4,990.300
1,152,778
2.084,754
53
211
11.793
1.052
29,901
17,046
510,014
1,226,800
3,412,842
623,773
160,516
121,427
573,773
72,061
107,141
154,125
462,477
420,694
117,583
143,943
383,513
3.460
3.237.532
2.226,382
4,434.557
1.179,379
264
4.628
72,136
3,046
12.845
33.018
77,114
1,388
46,947
26,000
173,977
42,685
5,263,415
4,196,175
767,261
829,794
1,037,296
477,179
530,916
351.699
7,840,318
6,398.131
79,810
83,613
111.520
66.875
242,662
258,113
11,168,604
1,828,571
1,621,616
1,088,558
22,466,281
163,687
191,240
547,722
3,921,976
252,343
826,666
13,823
751,328
23.647
643,309
40,575
10.186,286
743.320
66,677
4,218
95,882
1,666
304,777
4,705
4,174319
840,489
774,975
683,884
10,929,606
70,895
97,548
309,482
3,033,490
290,872
242,615
174,870
189.191
650,149
81,141
78,605
12,470
37,672
579,706
45.436
78,188
6,003
29,621
463,742
65,519
56,443
12,954
30,708
7.639.216
919.516
1,078,683
758,881
607.495
49.824
57,675
1,739
3.559
3,691
80,091
3,619
7,437
3,876
256,369
10,235
41,735
8,329
3,931,038
860,037
738,954
629366
11,053,615
66,664
95,023
316,668
243,281
(19,548)
36,021
54,518
(124,009)
4,231
2,525
(7,186)
142
Municipal Electrical Utilities
Municipal Electrical Utilities Financial
Tara
335
Tavistock
649
Tecumseh
1,648
Teeswater
442
Terrace Bay
Twp.
564
A. BALANCE SHEET
FIXED ASSETS
Plant and facilities at cost
Less accumulated depreciation
$
138,371
28,477
$
319.454
120,038
$
784.021
270,936
$
124,042
46,678
$
356,118
133,873
Net fixed assets
CURRENT ASSETS
Cash on hand and in bank
Investments-term deposits
-bonds
Accounts receivable (net)
Other
109,894
11,718
7,000
8,000
1,145
199.416
32,491
15.000
1,504
513.085
154,571
43,085
77,364
36,256
15,500
423
222,245
32,289
5,616
Total current assets
OTHER ASSETS
27,863
1,193
48,995
457
810
197.656
29,419
2,641
52,179
88
37,905
Sinking fund on debentures
-
1,193
100.321
1.267
288.288
32.060
355.688
88
151.985
Equity in Ontario Hydro
215,778
Total assets
239,271
537,966
1,098,489
281,616
475,928
DEBT FROM BORROWINGS
Debentures outstanding
34,000
38.200
-
Total long-term debt
LIABILITIES
9,033
585
34.000
18.870
38.200
81.432
6,162
11,427
388
19,291
Total liabilities
9.618
14,264
110,310
4.758
18.870
41.284
154,282
1.242
87.594
42,800
372,896
201,311
11.815
21,296
96,276
244
19,291
EQUITY
Debt redeemed
Sinking fund on debentures
Accumulated net income invested in
plant or held as working funds
Contributed capital
Other reserves
78,000
156,899
5,960
129,332
100,321
196.808
288,288
617.007
355.688
117,816
151.985
240,859
Reserve for equity in Ontario Hydro
215,778
Total debt, liabilities and equity
239,271
537,966
1,098,489
281,616
475,928
B. OPERATING STATEMENT
REVENUE
Sale of electrical energy
Miscellaneous
107.769
3,299
235.372
10,378
428.464
29.540
126,247
3,698
216,055
11,687
Total revenue
111,068
245,750
458,004
129,945
227,742
EXPENSE
Power purchased
92.718
3.148
3.034
3.862
191,012
10.743
14,813
4,912
11.172
339.824
53,257
42,596
5,638
18,438
112,663
1,013
7,761
4.321
173.975
Operation and maintenance
7,112
18,643
Depreciation
Other
10,956
Total expense
102,762
232,652
459,753
125,758
210,686
8306
13,098
(1,749)
4,187
17,056
Statements A and B
Statements for the Year Ended December 31, 1975
143
Thamesford
Thamesville
Thedford
Thessalon
Thornbury
Thorndale
Thornton
Thorold
545
461
330
637
701
161
167
2,731
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
234,907
176,394
122.280
263.077
320,877
56.983
52.024
1,168,453
104,085
98.005
44,545
87,798
74,288
30,416
19.547
427,574
130.822
78.389
77,735
175,279
246.589
26.567
32.477
740,879
38.633
7.506
7,479
25.547
4.696
8.436
10.962
26,528
5.000
13.602
—
—
—
—
—
85,000
—
4.000
3.000
—
—
3.000
—
—
5.371
6.411
5,706
6,111
11.329
1,571
1.306
17,207-
—
—
700
470
—
—
—
—
49,004
31.519
16,885
32,128
16.025
13,007
12,268
128.735
557
468
29
-
14,395
-
-
50.467
5.490
306
2,382
2.352
-
1,044
-
21,352
6,047
774
2,411
2.352
14.395
1.044
_
71,819
166,863
161.395
97,561
95.466
127.946
54.206
30.411
1,507.670
352,736
272,077
194,592
305,225
404,955
94,824
75,156
2,449,103
1,600
_
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
-
1,600
-
-
-
-
-
-
17.368
9.533
7.471
21.557
16.552
2.823
3.626
65,877
1,439
1.675
386
2.104
886
624
95
77,379
18,807
11.208
7.857
23,661
17.438
3.447
3.721
143,256
8,289
17.588
16.500
61.588
85.714
3,086
7.200
126,778
143.657
79.817
72.118
124.510
164.178
33.892
29.224
641.700
15.120
469
556
—
9.679
193
4.600
29,699
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
167.066
97.874
89.174
186.098
259.571
37.171
41,024
798.177
166.863
161,395
97,561
95.466
127,946
54.206
30,411
1,507.670
352,736
272,077
194,592
305,225
404,955
94,824
75,156
2,449,103
163.094
123.448
66,622
178,022
197,146
34.550
37.185
751,384
9.332
7.550
2,577
1,078
3,055
1.945
380
20.045
172,426
130,998
69,199
179,100
200,201
36,495
37,565
771,429
138,537
95.817
62.060
131,655
143.752
29.302
29.342
529.722
6.104
6.008
3.363
11.454
14.405
1.702
782
103.775
8.669
14.494
5.246
27,347
16.800
5.492
1.301
162.396
—
963
—
3.331
56
137
—
255
9.039
6.362
4.090
7.732
8,647
2.597
1.835
33.091
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
162,349
123,644
74,759
181.519
183,660
39,230
33,260
829,239
10.077
7354
(5,560)
(2,419)
16,541
(2.735)
4305
(57,810)
144
Municipal Electrical Utilities
Municipal Electrical Utilities Financial
Thunder Bay
36,839
Tilbury
1,503
Tillsonburg
2,978
Toronto
198,279
Tottenham
834
A. BALANCE SHEET
FIXED ASSETS
$
22,948,423
8,037,801
$
681,692
231,348
$
1,735,698
462,525
$
168,267,307
62,007,830
$
264,518
Less accumulated depreciation
56,946
14,910,622
1,236,049
94,000
1.740,527
3,386
450,344
13,441
24,065
1,273,173
59,047
70,000
93,674
106,259,477
839,822
7,793,755
35,705
11,420,447
2,514,846
207,572
CURRENT ASSETS
Cash on hand and in bank
Investments— term deposits
—bonds
5,224
6,962
Other
3,073,962
1.500,195
1.757.378
37,506
1.954
684
222.721
131,324
54,658
22,604,575
3,967.855
7,168,000
8,282,607
12,186
OTHER ASSETS
Inventories
Sinking fund on debentures
477
985
3.257,573
24,317,731
2.638
470.632
185,982
956,591
19,418,462
146,575,766
1,462
Equity in Ontario Hydro
1 10,286
Total assets
45,559,888
961,120
2,638,467
294,858,280
331,506
DEBT FROM BORROWINGS
Debentures outstanding
2.294,000
260,827
25,000
-
7,487,050
21,500
2.554,827
1.508.359
519.733
25.000
43.087
7.953
155.769
326.266
7,487.050
9,575,646
5.368.781
21.500
LIABILITIES
Current liabilities
Other liabilities
23,404
17.065
2,028,092
2,313.272
10.461.254
2.351.305
1.533.407
51.040
87.499
262.036
64.913
482.035
204 211
882.630
113.000
14,944,427
37,477.045
7,168,000
76.490,153
4.715,839
40.469
EQUITY
Debt redeemed
Sinking fund on debentures
Accumulated net income invested in
plant or held as working funds
Contributed capital
Other reserves
34,935
77,123
47,193
16,659,238
24,317.731
414.448
470.632
1.199.841
956,591
125.851.037
146,575,766
159.251
Reserve for equity in Ontario Hydro
1 10.286
Total debt, liabilities and equity
45,559,888
961,120
2,638,467
294,858,280
331,506
B. OPERATING STATEMENT
REVENUE
Sale of electrical energy
Miscellaneous
14.588,295
600.019
469.062
11.762
1.047.200
42.019
107,816,152
4,901,846
202,197
3,027
15,188314
480,824
1,089,219
112,717,998
205,224
EXPENSE
Power purchased
Local generation
10.696.664
1.061.503
1.061.775
422.193
726.304
365.454
23.713
42.186
7.464
17,580
806.285
91.661
74.678
23.258
43.291
81,831.216
12,306.908
8.545.480
439,471
5.212.867
145,886
9,161
Administration
Financial
Depreciation
Other
18,808
6,525
5,821
Total expense
13,968,439
456,397
1,039,173
108,335,942
186.201
Net Income (net expense)
1,219,875
24,427
50,046
4382,056
19,023
Statements A and B
Statements for the Year Ended December 31, 1975
145
Trenton
5,518
Tweed
741
Uxbridge
1,207
Vankleek Hill
637
Vaughan Twp.
8,596
Victoria
Harbour
607
Walkerton
1,785
Wallaceburg
4,056
$
3.313,217
1,067,321
$
287,204
101,020
$
630,270
204,472
$
251,868
121,737
$
7.153,157
1,730,915
$
150.122
52,536
$
802.254
261,184
$
2,249,887
903,805
2,245,896
244,688
153,843
186,184
26,227
5.000
3,418
425,798
36,770
30,000
2,962
11,423
130.131
46,000
534
16
5,422,242
317,568
530.987
27,493
97,586
19,974
12,892
541,070
52,282
51,890
1,346,082
29,473
73,871
1,730
398,531
198,336
1,921
34.645
81,155
190
46,550
876,048
365.648
237,156
32,866
1,212
104,172
57.101
1,860
105,074
126,937
38,514
200,257
2,365,263
220,964
190
350,989
94,611
602,804
1,794,055
1,212
86,049
58,961
584,846
165,451
2,263,039
5,209,947
441,793
858,132
271,292
8,695,149
217,713
1,289,049
3,879,646
219,000
31,200
-
2,916,000
-
56,000
104,000
219,000
281,546
298,263
20,928
2,686
31,200
39,716
11,561
17,270
36
2,916,000
1,426,661
626,134
30,400
1,769
56,000
60,363
6,538
104,000
197,375
13,252
579,809
335,154
1,428,763
281,958
23,614
19,000
177,705
510
51,277
58,932
356,535
9,199
17,306
44,314
115,061
2,052,795
761,419
(188,521)
1,359,401
32,169
18,781
79,185
1,529
66,901
60,749
496,202
24,351
210,627
91,808
1,059,967
150,205
2,045,875
2,365,263
197,215
220,964
424,666
350,989
159,375
94,611
1,932,299
1,794,055
99,495
86,049
581,302
584,846
1,301,980
2,263,039
5,209,947
441,793
858,132
271,292
8,695,149
217,713
1,289,049
3,879,646
2,398,449
78,040
214,267
9,440
349.880
22,982
140,428
11,339
5.218,501
133,411
124,195
1,431
701,687
32,033
2,074,694
49,993
2,476,489
223,707
372,862
151,767
5^51,912
125,626
733,720
2,124,687
1,967,737
83,004
147,126
49,783
98,171
162,249
9,628
14,088
10,239
282,516
20,184
34,166
8,196
17,762
115,118
8,768
12,281
9,689
4,102,876
181,643
311,753
488,711
203.880
96,109
8,030
19,382
1,455
4,729
568,436
31,557
53,019
10462
26,421
1,656,931
85,854
160,121
17,147
63,879
2345,821
196,204
362,824
145,856
5,288,863
129,705
689,495
1,983,932
130,668
27,503
10,038
5,911
63,049
(4,079)
44,225
140,755
146
Municipal Electrical Utilities
Municipal Electrical Utilities Financial
Wardsville
199
Warkworth
283
Wasaga Beach
813
Waterdown
716
Waterford
Number of Customers
997
A. BALANCE SHEET
FIXED ASSETS
Plant and facilities at cost
Less accumulated depreciation
$
60,115
24,970
$
129,793
50.088
$
327,211
146,109
$
368,003
130,270
$
407,539
100,560
35,145
6,143
938
399
79,705
4.451
623
694
181,102
5.272
9.683
237.733
27,223
10,000
9,557
306,979
36,682
50,000
4,600
CURRENT ASSETS
Cash on hand and in bank
Investments-term deposits
-bonds
Other
7.480
5.768
14,955
6,049
46,780
642
91,282
OTHER ASSETS
Inventories
Sinking fund on debentures
3,657
751
Total other assets
39.990
57.206
6,049
107.419
642
205,292
4,408
268,553
82,615
142,679
309,525
490,447
671,222
DEBT FROM BORROWINGS
Debentures outstanding
Other long-term debt
-
1.784
-
4,000
7,000
Total long-term debt
LIABILITIES
Current liabilities
Other liabilities
8,570
306
1.784
5,215
2.110
11,864
582
4,000
19.859
1,408
7,000
30,299
14,679
8.876
7,562
26.045
142
7,325
12,988
57,389
5.987
12.446
107.136
80.685
1,839
21,267
33,632
160,373
65,883
44,978
35,123
235,051
80517
EQUITY
Debt redeemed
Sinking fund on debentures
Accumulated net income invested in
plant or held as working funds
Other reserves
33.749
39.990
76,364
57.206
189.660
107,419
259,888
205,292
350,691
Reserve for equity in Ontario Hydro
268,553
Total debt, liabilities and equity
82,615
142,679
309,525
490,447
671,222
B. OPERATING STATEMENT
REVENUE
Sale of electrical energy
Miscellaneous
36.102
1.753
61.687
3.701
173,881
5,530
220,990
8,574
268,128
8,571
37,855
65388
179,411
229,564
276,699
EXPENSE
Power purchased
Local generation
Operation and maintenance
Administration
31.423
2,112
3.027
2.338
47.174
3,701
6,890
642
4,438
115,362
11.548
48,306
212
10,875
179,137
11,482
15,765
1,386
12,582
187,742
33,269
29,483
2.894
10,928
Other
-
Total expense
38,900
62,845
186303
220352
264316
(1,045)
2,543
(6,892)
9,212
12383
Statements A and B
Statements for the Year Ended December 31, 1975
147
Waterloo
Watford
Waubaushene
Webbwood
Welland
Wellesley
Wellington
West Lome
11,406
622
478
164
13,478
329
542
510
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
9,671,472
175,128
117,160
89,552
8,574,942
102,138
178,293
216,419
2,041,238
86,276
23,017
24,235
2,650.584
33,592
72,040
112,085
7,630,234
88,852
94,143
65,317
5,924,358
68,546
106,253
104,334
890
20,120
898
5,973
431,788
9,429
7,651
3,560
—
—
—
—
340,000
—
12,000
25,000
—
—
—
—
—
—
4,000
—
929,268
9,398
6,613
3,494
189,393
1,222
2,427
11,671*
12,399
—
—
356
7,345
—
775
—
942,557
29,518
7,511
9,823
968.526
10,651
26.853
40,231
617,123
1.366
554
-
273,349
-
-
4,737
62,676
2,315
-
-
42,095
-
1,758
-
679,799
3,681
554
315,444
_
1,758
4,737
4,105,396
252,746
65,698
22,623
4,512,831
98,731
131,566
228,464
13357,986
374,797
167,906
97,763
11,721,159
177,928
266,430
377,766
1,342,000
_
1,438,117
_
12,000
_
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
—
1,342,000
-
-
-
1,438.117
-
12,000
-
554,618
12,553
8,870
10.005
457.474
6,059
22,083
13,330
313,372
1,652
225
2,364
30.542
440
9,756
328
867,990
14,205
9,095
12,369
488,016
6,499
31.839
13,658
1,819,569
9,056
3,242
28,381
1,470,049
12,428
13,816
8,000
3.935.833
98,790
89,845
34,390
3,015.562
58.131
67,717
124,144
1,287.19?
-
26
=
796,584
2,139
9.492
3,500
7,042.600
107,846
93,113
62,771
5,282.195
72,698
91.025
135,644
4,105,396
252,746
65.698
22,623
4,512,831
98,731
131,566
228,464
13,357,986
374,797
167,906
97,763
11,721,159
177,928
266,430
377,766
6,357,306
174,159
82,318
41,826
5,347,335
68.512
116,199
151,104
237,652
3,167
1,754
1,521
244,840
2.298
6,981
7,472
6,594,958
177326
84,072
43,347
5,592,175
70,810
123,180
158,576
4,869,069
132,979
57.338
30,688
3,952,669
54.352
89,016
127,186
256,391
9,274
3,352
3,639
295,830
3,178
6.735
10,023
497,816
20,226
7,005
3,714
415,947
5.980
8,510
15,748
197.935
—
933
207
251,260
—
2,404
—
233,933
5.717
3,233
2,719
223,374
3,306
6,252
7,854
15,142
—
—
-
14,753
—
-
—
6,070,286
168,1%
71,861
40,967
5,153,833
66,816
112,917
160,811
524,672
9,130
12,211
2380
438,342
3,994
10,263
(2,235)
148
Municipal Electrical Utilities
Municipal Electrical Utilities Financial
Westport
350
Wheatley
607
Whitby
8,572
Wiarton
928
Williamsburg
154
A. BALANCE SHEET
FIXED ASSETS
Plant and facilities at cost
$
113,255
20,307
$
291,242
98,310
$
5,689,843
1,311,315
$
391,223
110,786
$
35,918
Less accumulated depreciation
21,422
92,948
4.572
1,000
3.797
192,932
25.302
3.613
4,378,528
255.314
362.706
280,437
18,547
4,000
10,984
14,496
CURRENT ASSETS
Cash on hand and in bank
Investments— term deposits
—bonds
Accounts receivable (net)
Other
4,557
1,000
5,000
645
9.369
28,915
1,724
618,020
237.496
112.619
33,531
13.738
115
11,202
OTHER ASSETS
Inventories
Sinking fund on debentures
Miscellaneous assets
Total other assets
78,604
1.724
173,605
350.115
2.244.083
13.853
260.456
53,493
Total assets
180,921
397,176
7,590,746
588,277
79,191
DEBT FROM BORROWINGS
Debentures outstanding
-
-
774.000
666.767
57.000
-
Total long-term debt
LIABILITIES
Current liabilities
Other liabilities
12.476
478
11.118
1.053
1.440.767
359.340
579.465
57.000
21.558
5,637
3,100
425
Total liabilities
EQUITY
Debt redeemed
Sinking fund on debentures
Accumulated net income invested in
plant or held as working funds
Contributed capital
Other reserves
12,954
15,000
73.799
564
12.171
52.000
150.400
9,000
938.805
845.621
1.415.470
706.000
27.195
40.400
198.532
4,694
3,525
2,750
19,423
Total utility equity
Reserve for equity in Ontario Hydro
89.363
78.604
211.400
173.605
2.967,091
2.244.083
243,626
260.456
22,173
53,493
Total debt, liabilities and equity
180,921
397,176
7,590,746
588,277
79,191
B. OPERATING STATEMENT
REVENUE
Sale of electrical energy
Miscellaneous
89.144
782
145.039
1.757
3.484.241
119.626
278.970
13.775
31,295
651
Total revenue
89,926
146,7%
3,603,867
292,745
31,946
EXPENSE
67.471
2,578
6.386
2.838
124.327
7.300
13.496
7,856
2.740.800
207,932
227.573
224,940
151.719
204,862
26,432
23.873
6.323
10,583
28.321
Local generation
643
3,692
_
Depreciation
Other
1.490
Total expense
79,273
152,979
3,552,964
272,073
34,146
Net Income (net expense)
10,653
(6,183)
50,903
20,672
(2,200)
Statements A and B
Statements for the Year Ended December 31, 1975
149
Winchester
747
Windermere
148
Windsor
64,952
Wingham
1,309
Woodbridge
900
Woodstock
9.330
Woodville
265
Wyoming
606
$
281,664
95.682
$
60,461
19,264
$
35,766,639
12.539,467
$
611,972
257,028
$
338,308
174.607
$
5,302,336
1,746,011
$
88,343
29,203
$
170,810
70,144
185.982
37.157
9,340
952
41.197
5,241
1,887
1,160
23,227,172
235,446
3,800,000
1,296,600
1,923,511
41,056
354,944
52.641
50.836
30,733
163,701
25,002
5.000
24,950
6,680
2,375
3,556,325
18,716
439,000
106,339
59,140
8,398
3,000
4,072
100,666
30,387
1,400
5,336
47,449
1,000
8,288
2,320
7,296.613
1,417,295
4,521
134,210
35,508
64,007
2,374
564,055
329,518
15,470
37,123
1,588
586
1,000
261,539
2,320
33,560
1.421,816
27.038,206
35,508
505,604
2,374
396,765
329,518
4,112,337
53,831
2,174
102,606
495,970
85365
58,983,807
1,030,266
626,847
8,562,235
128,441
242,569
-
975,700
-
-
-
-
-
38,188
148
351
975,700
3,405,558
188,078
53,300
5,242
56,844
4.749
312,158
84.355
4,766
355
12,627
1,096
38,336
29,162
162,271
4,662
351
11,238
38,330
1,886
3,593,636
5.005,861
21,853,043
517,361
58,542
81,155
384,965
61,593
23,835
133,311
11,343
396,513
429.776
3,337,917
285,692
5,121
5,248
51,627
12,614
13,723
9,700
116,540
196,095
261,539
51,454
33,560
27,376,265
27,038,206
466,120
505,604
168,489
396,765
4,053.385
4,112.337
69,489
53,831
126,240
102,606
495,970
85365
58,983,807
1,030,266
626,847
8,562,235
128,441
242,569
314,802
8,399
27,460
949
25,591,894
699,135
571,950
18,720
318,749
14,414
3.650.472
121.232
55,400
1,749
135,968
2,448
323,201
28,409
26,291,029
590,670
333,163
3,771,704
57,149
138,416
276,083
6,964
16,578
8.627
19,349
2,900
1.643
1,931
19,967,578
1,821,639
1,349,491
315,919
993,092
491,455
22,230
39,006
16,379
270,374
16,085
30.971
15.313
2,904,719
210,841
181,866
745
145,521
43,594
2,188
2,878
3,009
104,912
3,116
5,144
5,526
308,252
25,823
24,447,719
569,070
332,743
3,443,692
51,669
118,698
14,949
2,586
1,843,310
21,600
420
328,012
5,480
19,718
150
Municipal Electrical Utilities
Municipal Electrical Utilities Financial Statements
for the Year Ended December 31, 1975
Municipality
York
34,476
Zurich
351
Total
1,899,392
A. BALANCE SHEET
FIXED ASSETS
$
17,906,577
5.963,922
$
155,931
37,705
$
1.222,600,065
Less accumulated depreciation
341,767,379
Net fixed assets
CURRENT ASSETS
Cash on hand and in bank
Investments— term deposits
—bonds
11,942,655
2,010
899,345
350,000
576,335
55,166
118,226
11,547
5.306
397
880,832.686
19,171,650
47,054.671
3,993,812
62,301,976
Other
4,532,934
1.882,856
464.809
545.520
17,250
2,985
925
137,055,043
OTHER ASSETS
Inventories
Sinking fund on debentures
41,186,818
27,534,285
21,336.793
Total other assets
1,010.329
12,833,800
3,910
103,735
90,057,896
720,149,305
27,669,640
243,121
1,828,094,930
DEBT FROM BORROWINGS
Debentures outstanding
Other long-term debt
-
-
128,822,972
1,527,938
Total long-term debt
LIABILITIES
Current liabilities
Other liabilities
985.907
756,330
10,321
904
130,350.910
93.976,387
30,669,209
Total liabilities
EQUITY
Debt redeemed
Sinking fund on debentures
Accumulated net income invested in
plant or held as working funds
Contributed capital
Other reserves
1,742.237
790,979
12.237,562
65.062
11,225
5,592
116.244
6.325
124,645,596
162,739,091
27,534,285
561,339.106
99.209.592
2.127.045
13.093,603
12,833.800
128.161
103,735
852,949,119
Reserve for equity in Ontario Hydro
720,149,305
Total debt, liabilities and equity
27,669,640
243,121
1,828,094,930
B. OPERATING STATEMENT
REVENUE
Sale of electrical energy
Miscellaneous
1 1 .344,063
488,092
94,331
3.823
827,766,981
30,530,757
Total revenue
11,832,155
98,154
858,297,738
EXPENSE
Power purchased
Local generation
Operation and maintenance
8,950,223
739.492
1.176,345
7,870
551,361
134,516
70.411
6.422
14,565
284
4.429
649.968.084
1,369.493
54.897.952
53,384,198
17,281.365
Depreciation
Other
33,512,295
872.936
Total expense
11,559,807
96,111
811,286323
Net Income (net expense)
272348
2,043
47,011,415
STATEMENT "C"
Statement C records revenue, use of energy, number of customers, average use
per customer, and average revenue per kilowatt-hour for each of the main
classes of service for all the municipal electrical utilities supplied under cost
contracts with Ontario Hydro. The number of customers shown is that at the
end of the year under review, but the calculation of monthly energy use per
customer is based on the average of the numbers served at the end of the year
under review and the preceding year. The revenue and use of energy for house
heating and the use of flat-rate water heaters are included in the totals shown,
the flat-rate water-heater kilowatt-hours being estimated on the basis of 16.8
hours' use per day.
The average revenue per kilowatt-hour is the average paid by the customer,
that is the average revenue per kilowatt-hour received by the utility. Such a
statistical average does not represent the utility's actual revenue from deliver-
ing one kilowatt-hour. However, a comparison of this average over a number
of years gives some indication of the trend of revenue in any one municipality,
and the general trend may be seen in the table on page 92.
The general service class includes data on both industrial and commercial cus-
tomers.
Information on monthly rates and comparative bills are now published sepa-
rately from this publication. Readers who require this information may obtain
it by request to the Power Market Analysis Department of the Regions and
Marketing Branch, at the Ontario Hydro Head Office, Toronto.
151
152
Municipal Electrical Utilities
MUNICIPAL UTILITY ELECTRICITY
For the Year Ended
Municipality
Total
Sales
Total
Revenue
Total
Custo-
mers
Residential Service
Sales
Revenue
Customers
Mthly.
Use
per
Cust.
Toronto
Hamilton
North York
Ottawa
Etobicoke
Scarborough
Mississauga
London
Windsor ,
St. Catharines ...
Kitchener
Oshawa ,
Oakville
Thunder Bay
York
East York
Burlington
Guelph
Sudbury
Nepean Twp
Brantford
Peterborough
Sarnia
Kingston
Waterloo
North Bay
Niagara Falls....
Brampton
Gait
Gloucester Twp.
Barrie
Vaughan Twp. ..
Welland
Chatham
Belleville
Stratford
Woodstock
Whitby
Orillia
St. Thomas
kWh
6,906,275,777
4,992,608,402
3,932,647,383
3,159,864,521
2,602,316,457
2,531,575,010
2,139,035,090
1,692,015,265
1,600,095,254
1,113,639,233
1,032,196,108
958,362.952
877.001.441
867,254.247
756,599.229
694,135,666
667,732,785
632.545,122
595,654.190
547.260,679
538,634,815
511,019,287
501,613.358
464.120,268
393,951,699
377.756.025
370.846.729
362,948,744
344.078.662
326.748.299
318.702.817
310.227,887
300,533,133
283.732.855
282,836.215
239,509.984
225.916,744
212,410,418
203.398,653
192,389.439
$
107,816,152
62,671,014
63,639,291
49,788,727
39,780,086
40,312,038
31,780,182
27,167,204
25,591,894
18,084,673
16,752,516
15,346,391
13,361,540
14.588.295
11.344,063
10,716,591
12.157,368
10,060,561
10.186,286
8,775.437
8.300,726
7,869,528
7,145.588
7,353,355
6.357.306
6.323.527
6.484.307
6.638.003
5.356.475
5,715.250
5,398,970
5,218,501
5.347,335
5,044,859
4.555.963
3,921,976
3,650,472
3.484.241
3,373,015
3,202.560
198,279
112,625
136,052
103,667
88,593
87,114
54,790
75.665
64,952
38,589
38.505
29.726
20,149
36,839
34,476
26,263
28,336
20,688
29,029
17,112
23,820
20,513
17,481
20,035
11,406
17.184
21,375
12,767
12.755
13.738
11,982
8.596
13.478
12.673
12.820
8.673
9.330
8.572
8.579
9.724
kWh
1,242,470,516
698,539,006
1,272,456,798
855,301,669
756,927,495
885,300,510
525,051,239
573,742,590
431,231,016
258,947,451
295,717,677
292.965,795
202,008,940
316.864,714
252,784,265
186,416,986
276.064,927
193,760,738
270,654,586
219,015,864
165,805,274
186.983,208
142.737.060
148,134.217
105,129.601
157.850.995
133.324.772
110.106.103
101.882.010
152,633,637
99,556.277
77.246,799
76,233.806
78.779,068
104,892,980
79,159,084
73,244.790
90.170.906
72.165.450
66.131.054
$
22,106,189
12,457,501
22,576,262
13,490,706
13,009,172
14,956,420
9,009,254
11,339,382
8,672,197
5,551,713
5,258,009
5,257,109
3.966,000
5.856,519
3.943.801
3.234.196
5,568.840
3,750.493
4.691,672
3,776,265
2.974,545
3.326,334
2.435.275
2.672.768
1.956.856
2,928,257
2.687.976
2.280,398
1.816,596
2.964.791
2.003.401
1,472.517
1,768,596
1,734.835
1.751.238
1,475.496
1.388.048
1.626.189
1.263.763
1.358.613
167,000
101,695
122,007
91,344
81,923
77,839
49,113
68,848
57,840
35,188
34,742
26,578
17,491
33,191
30,408
23.717
26,101
18,915
26,072
15.247
21,469
18.118
15.645
16,722
10,100
14,980
19,021
11,342
11,312
12.570
10.195
6.912
11.955
11,019
10,744
7.666
8,266
7.698
7.576
8.705
kWh
608
583
871
781
769
962
912
705
623
623
717
930
969
802
688
617
892
880
870
1.226
666
846
761
742
891
885
598
841
764
1,047
815
974
533
603
870
746
994
Statement C
SALES, REVENUE AND CUSTOMERS
December 31, 1975
153
General Service
General Service
(under 5,000 kW)
(over 5.000 kW)
Street Lighting
Mthly.
Use
Rev.
Rev.
Custo-
per
per
Custo-
per
Sales
Revenue
mers
Cust.
kWh
Sales
Revenue
mers
kWh
Sales
Revenue
kWh
$
kWh
c
kWh
$
c
kWh
$
4,125,058,247
65.730.869
31,259
11,032
1.59
1.472.057.547
18.985.368
20
1.29
66,689,467
993.726
1,213.538.020
18.073,446
10,917
9,288
1.49
3,053.084,616
31.730.120
13
1.04
27,446,760
409,947
2.515,440.705
39,179,019
14,043
15,031
1.56
100.922.400
1,227.707
2
1.22
43,827,480
656.303
1,992,162,532
32,042,074
12,315
13.579
1.61
282.336.000
3.774.195
8
1.34
30,064.320
481,752
1,656,202,002
24.222.592
6,667
21,081
1.46
159.628,800
2.140.257
3
1.34
29.558,160
408,065
1,392,747,820
22.256,633
9,269
12.805
1.60
223.114.240
2.669.830
6
1.20
30,412,440
429,155
1,213,680,611
18,131.646
5,672
18,502
1.49
380.654,440
4.372.907
5
1.15
19,648,800
266,375
1,003,324,515
14,434.923
6,816
12.460
1.44
93.673.600
1.112.193
1
1.19
21,274,560
280,706
768,666,398
12,159,619
7.107
9,053
1.58
376,791,000
4.425,879
5
1.17
23,406,840
334.199
331,610,318
5,549,383
3.395
8.258
1.67
508,946.784
6,776,659
6
1.33
14.134,680
206,918
517,100,111
8,622.653
3,759
11.827
1.67
205,517.600
2,662,101
4
1.30
13,860,720
209,753
292,643,193
4,760.745
3,142
7,860
1.63
363,310,804
5,188.724
6
1.43
9,443,160
139,813
267.680,124
4,623,062
2,655
8.553
1.73
401.196,337
4,674.788
3
1.17
6,116,040
97,690
536,818,253
8,531,569
3,648
12,099
1.59
—
—
—
—
13,571,280
200,207
399,361,915
6,196,764
4.065
8,239
1.55
96,411,369
1.092,421
3
1.13
8,041,680
111,077
436,995,960
6,588,905
2,545
14,261
1.51
62,567.280
777,275
1
1.24
8,155,440
116,215
384,228,458
6,484,932
2,235
14.721
1.69
—
—
—
—
7,439,400
103,596
328,336,024
4,866,705
1,771
15,917
1.48
103.631.400
1.351,519
2
1.30
6,816,960
91,844
316.931,644
5,369,359
2,957
8,950
1.69
—
—
—
—
8,067,960
125,255
308,378,474
4,773,079
1,864
14,027
1.55
17.401.781
188,870
1
1.09
2,464,560
37,223
337,614,461
4,877,166
2.350
11,677
1.44
27,484.800
340,799
1
1.24
7,730,280
108,216
243,877.459
3,610,994
2,394
8,661
1.48
73.921,260
847,778
1
1.15
6,237,360
84,422
254,677,538
3,608,472
1,835
11,578
1.42
97,632,000
1,013,235
1
1.04
6,566,760
88,606
310,755,611
4,609,863
3.313
7,870
1.48
—
—
—
—
5.230.440
70,724
223,060,178
3.578,543
1,305
14,410
1.60
60.012,000
735.660
1
1.23
5,749,920
86,247
217,086,950
3.354,487
2,204
8.316
1.55
2,818,080
40,783
230,815,517
3,702,450
2,354
8.250
1.60
—
—
—
—
6.706,440
93,881
248,091,361
4,281,514
1.425
14.647
1.73
—
—
—
—
4,751,280
76,091
237.860,092
3,480,441
1,443
13.411
1.46
—
—
—
—
4,336,560
59.438
137,352.542
2,297.551
1,167
10,261
1.67
34.495,200
417.581
1
1.21
2,266,920
35,327
217,372,100
3.369.795
1.787
10,292
1.55
1,774,440
25,774
230,879,768
3,714,954
r,684
12.010
1.61
—
—
—
—
2,101,320
31,030
171,012,799
2,694,766
1,521
9,893
1.58
48.559,368
818.317
2
1.69
4,727,160
65,656
200,207,907
3,239,231
1,654
10,245
1.62
—
—
—
—
4,745,880
70,793
173,220,035
2,737,991
2,076
7,055
1.58
—
-
-
-
4,723,200
66,734
156,735,060
2,396,971
1,007
13,081
1.53
3,615,840
49,509
149.018.314
2,213.200
1,064
11.861
1.49
—
—
—
—
3,653,640
49,224
98.714,352
1,511,318
873
9,701
1.53
20.410.080
303,284
1
1.49
3,115,080
43.450
128,496,843
2,072,237
1,003
10,762
1.61
—
—
—
—
2,736,360
37.015
123,988,225
1,814,310
1,019
10,075
1.46
—
—
—
2,270,160
29.637
154
Municipal Electrical Utilities
MUNICIPAL UTILITY ELECTRICITY
For the Year Ended
Municipality
Total
Sales '
Total
Revenue
Total
Custo-
mers
Residential Service
Sales
Revenue
Customers
Mthly.
Use
per
Cust.
Acton
Ailsa Craig
Ajax
Alexandria
Alfred
Alliston
Almonte
Alvinston
Amherstburg...
Ancaster Twp.
Apple Hill
Arkona
Arnprior
Arthur
Athens
Atikokan Twp.
Aurora
Avonmore
Aylmer
Ayr
Baden
Bancroft
Barrie
Barry's Bay
Bath
Beachburg
Beachville
Beamsville
Beaverton
Beeton
Belle River
Belleville
Belmont
Blenheim
Bloomfield
Blyth
Bobcaygeon
Bolton
Bothwell
Bowmanville...
kWh
45.688.355
4,545,070
106.245,650
31,557,838
7.717,770
30.698,316
22,203,895
2,489,690
48.040,157
19.169.012
1.139,440
2,223,830
64.397,518
15,710,607
5.563.150
25.399,696
82.323,965
1.125.440
42.891,625
10.044.463
6.429.781
17.483.597
318.702,817
6.637,984
4.668.746
3.377.680
21.648.570
19,720.108
14.055.467
6.860.364
16.575.136
282.836,215
8.288,463
22.363,230
4.382.836
7.356.040
11.953.051
27.570.150
5.220,335
90.743.218
$
761,793
75,170
1,907,341
512.090
135,765
499,563
409.610
49.366
736.871
365,415
21,633
29.079
962,208
253.891
99.931
530,123
1.331.321
23.568
715,416
169,104
1 10.363
297,336
5,398,970
135,465
88,167
61,474
262.492
341,008
249.447
129.864
321.174
4.555.963
125.535
390,902
78.935
131.000
233.947
550.100
87.630
1.486,181
2,211
277
4,620
1,372
405
1,622
1,369
355
1.904
1.215
121
217
2.244
672
447
1.905
3.866
119
1.934
482
317
895
11.982
512
301
277
352
1.549
880
574
1.175
12,820
262
1,385
324
396
905
1,654
400
4,052
kWh
18.318,325
2,451,950
33.080.519
13.929.710
4,708,270
11,432,890
11,970,482
1,441,020
18.259,875
13.433.770
890,700
1.684.190
20.415.671
5.223,050
3.785.600
15.798.791
34.314.042
818.000
19.431.550
4.620.050
2,261.965
7.451.540
99.556.277
3.219.146
2.387.904
2.662.060
2,820.767
10.826.213
7,729.540
4.127.400
11.202.990
104.892.980
2.639.640
9.428.100
2.548.530
3.443.760
7.789.679
12.272.780
3.185.870
39.724.909
$
328,075
39,049
672,132
235,333
80,709
205,392
242,804
28.654
302.007
265.509
16.796
21.753
341,505
90.452
66.396
336.849
583.215
17.158
328.750
77.352
39.283
130.826
2.003.401
69.712
45.036
46.578
50,716
193.926
138.158
74.314
223.759
1.751.238
41.441
171.579
42.895
61,510
149,406
270.438
50.381
706.426
1,995
228
4.141
1.157
337
1.415
1,198
291
1.621
1.102
102
189
1.948
533
383
1.628
3.427
98
1.677
401
256
709
10.195
413
258
239
316
1.365
751
502
1.075
10.744
228
1.180
257
314
739
1.419
320
3.678
kWh
794
910
694
1,020
1.187
692
841
413
946
1.017
731
745
875
826
829
818
847
703
970
946
815
648
785
952
757
666
895
739
818
956
660
826
921
864
756
84?
939
Statement C
SALES, REVENUE AND CUSTOMERS
December 31, 1975
155
General Service
(under 5,000 kW)
General Service
(over 5,000 kW)
Street Lighting
Mthly.
Use
Rev.
Rev.
Sales
Revenue
Custo-
mers
per
Cust.
per
kWh
Sales
Revenue
Custo-
mers
per
kWh
Sales
Revenue
kWh
$
kWh
c
kWh
$
c
kWh
$-
26,797,990
425,705
216
10,339
1.59
—
—
—
—
572,040
8,013
1,997,000
34,795
49
3,362
1.74
—
—
—
—
96,120
1,326
72,198,171
1.219,896
479
12,939
1.69
—
—
—
—
966,960
15,313
17,310,608
272,465
215
6,788
1.57
—
—
—
—
317,520
4,292
2,914,460
53,734
68
3,495
1.84
-
-
-
-
95,040
1,322
18,949,706
289,817
207
7,760
1.53
_
315,720
4,354
9,843,173
161,556
171
4,883
1.64
—
—
—
—
390,240
5,250
929,510
19,297
64
1,201
2.08
—
—
—
—
119,160
1,415
29,179,082
426,547
283
8,607
1.46
—
—
—
—
601,200
8,317
5,296,042
93,402
113
3,976
1.76
—
—
-
-
439,200
6,504
224,620
4,540
19
985
2.02
24,120
297
462,600
6,599
28
1,377
1.43
—
—
—
—
77,040
727
43,393,967
612,699
296
11,994
1.41
—
—
—
—
587.880
8,004
10,255,717
160,238
139
6,216
1.56
—
—
—
—
231,840
3,201
1,615,550
31,237
64
2,087
1.93
-
-
-
-
162,000
2,298
8,955,425
183,375
277
2,729
2.05
645,480
9,899
46,832,003
732,399
439
8,972
1.56
—
—
—
—
1,177,920
15,707
257,400
5,751
21
1,046
2.23
—
—
—
—
50,040
659
23,055,075
380,782
257
7,209
1.65
—
—
—
—
405,000
5,884
5,256,653
89,626
81
5,442
1.71
—
—
—
—
167,760
2,126
3,984.2.16
68,507
61
5,312
1.72
_
_
183,600
2,573
9,727.137
162,588
186
4,346
1.67
—
—
—
—
304,920
3,922
217,372,100
3,369,795
1,787
10,292
1.55
—
—
—
—
1,774,440
25,774
3,208,958
62,769
99
2,786
1.96
—
—
—
—
209,880
2,984
2,198,762
41,967
43
4,261
1.91
-
-
-
-
82,080
1,164
644,700
14.014
38
1,360
2.17
70,920
882
18.683,443
209,756
36
41,519
1.12
—
—
—
—
144,360
2,020
8,512,295
142,034
184
3,887
1.67
—
—
—
—
381,600
5,048
6,082,207
108,009
129
3,975
1.78
—
—
—
—
243.720
3,280
2,555,124
53,173
72
3,020
2.08
-
-
-
-
177,840
2.377
5,080,906
93,002
100
4,365
1.83
291.240
4,413
173,220,035
2,737,991
2,076
7,055
1.58
—
—
—
—
4.723,200
66,734
5,569,983
83,087
34
13.262
1.49
—
—
—
—
78,840
1.007
12,517,530
213,807
205
5,088
1.71
—
—
—
—
417,600
5,516
1,769,866
35,154
67
2,252
1.99
—
-
-
-
64,440
886
3,734.800
66,872
82
3.842
1.79
177,480
2,618
3.836,492
80,064
166
1.949
2.09
—
—
—
—
326.880
4.477
14.859,250
273,126
235
5.759
1.84
—
—
—
—
438,120
6,536
1,842,585
34,814
80
1.944
1.89
—
—
—
—
191,880
2,435
49,935,069
764.625
374
11.126
1.53
—
—
—
—
1,083.240
15,130
156
Municipal Electrical Utilities
MUNICIPAL UTILITY ELECTRICITY
For the Year Ended
Municipality
Total
Sales
Total
Revenue
Total
Custo-
Residential Service
Customers
Mthly.
Use
per
Cust.
Bracebridge
Bradford
Braeside
Brampton
Brantford
Brantford Twp.
Brechin
Bridgeport
Brigden
Brighton
Brockville
Brussels
Burford
Burgessville
Burk's Falls
Burlington
Cache Bay
Caledonia
Campbellford...
Campbellville...
Cannington
Capreol
Cardinal
Carleton Place
Casselman
Cayuga
Chalk River
Chapleau Twp.
Chatham
Chatsworth
Chesley
Chesterville
Chippawa
Clifford
Clinton
Cobden
Cobourg
Cochrane
Colborne
Coldwater
kWh
30,588,843
26,591,012
10,735,162
362,948,744
538,634,815
95,411.762
1.729,130
10,778,542
2.146,420
19,507.451
181,830.191
5.718.770
6,009,149
1,754,710
7.139.990
667.732.785
3.044,260
12.897,821
28.922,602
2.280,526
8,204.582
19,527.070
6,696.780
33.761.484
9.881.338
6.306,600
5.074,909
17.572.951
283.732.855
2.586.770
11.162.372
13.431,536
16,603,956
3.803,882
20.024,755
5.698.879
128,913.493
35.284.967
12,933.942
5.892.978
$
573,624
471,832
163,361
6,638,003
8,300,726
1,693,058
31,990
173,483
34,809
366,426
2.840.803
94.461
112,241
29,764
134,526
12,157,368
51,290
253,618
402,085
36,726
143.187
360,570
125.110
581,099
175.543
117,602
90,546
380,959
5.044.859
47,747
196,020
226,128
360,665
70.759
385.082
96.951
1.945.432
627,580
231.775
96.181
1,593
1,588
177
12,767
23,820
3,209
118
712
224
1.294
7,454
449
467
132
413
28.336
226
1.235
1.566
125
572
1.321
696
2,118
507
479
351
1.160
12.673
192
854
539
1.672
298
1.372
445
4.234
1.656
718
382
kWh
14,642,400
11,737,636
1,497,620
110,106,103
165,805,274
36,082,262
792,000
7.801,671
1,212,900
11,232,992
64,832,308
3,589.550
3.764,356
1.236,560
3,871,750
276,064.927
2.582.400
7.253.546
13,314,195
1,816,223
5.893,950
13.197,540
4.673.920
17.968,040
5.116.983
3.241,810
3,629.327
9,958.221
78,779.068
1.673,000
7.729.221
4.937.630
11.263.910
2.412.133
10.620.533
3.735,288
29,690,650
14.672.838
7.186.950
3.679.110
$
291,181
215,818
27,243
2,280,398
2,974,545
667,106
13,876
120,320
17,128
214.268
1,182.689
56.263
67.918
19,213
70,148
5.568,840
42.030
155.065
184,874
29,152
99.966
255,867
90,161
340,074
94,361
59,887
66,130
221,455
1,734.835
29.696
129.059
90.819
261.037
40,637
208,625
59.682
543.733
287,215
132.511
56.045
1,286
1,340
157
11,342
21,469
2,824
87
628
173
1,101
6,586
356
378
106
324
26.101
210
1,080
1,300
117
492
1,212
623
1,910
415
388
321
986
11,019
153
714
456
1.551
226
1.152
367
3.617
1.387
620
320
kWh
953
674
666
1,068
772
1.029
593
827
853
828
1,010
997
892
1,032
582
859
1,328
1.037
919
621
795
1,031
706
979
850
603
869
909
903
606
893
770
872
702
992
961
Statement C
SALES, REVENUE AND CUSTOMERS
December 31, 1975
157
General Service
General Service
(under 5,000 kW)
(over 5,000 kW)
Street Lighting
Mthly.
Use
Rev.
Rev.
Custo-
per
per
Custo-
per
Sales
Revenue
mers
Cust.
kWh
Sales
Revenue
mers
kWh
Sales
Revenue
kWh
$
kWh
c
kWh
$
C
kWh
$
15,412,563
274,476
307
4,197
1.78
—
—
—
—
533,880
7,967
14.401,576
249,473
248
4,949
1.73
—
—
—
—
451,800
6,541
9,201,182
135,610
20
38,338
1.47
—
—
—
—
36,360
508
248,091,361
4,281,514
1,425
14,647
1.73
—
—
—
—
4,751,280
76,091
337,614,461
4,877,166
2,350
11,677
1.44
27,484,800
340,799
1
1.24
7.730,280
108,216
39,493,500
682,452
384
8,741
1.73
19.504,800
338,719
1
1.74
331,200
4,781
905,450
17,667
31
2,474
1.95
—
—
—
—
31,680
447
2,740,351
50,299
84
2,802
1.84
—
—
—
—
236,520
2,864
862,240
16,846
51
1,423
1.95
—
—
—
—
71,280
835
7,978,899
147,793
193
3,445
1.85
—
—
-
-
295,560
4,365
90,938,603
1,320,938
867
8,947
1.45
24,080,000
310,226
1
1.29
1,979,280
26,950
2,017,620
36,825
93
1,858
1.83
—
—
—
—
111,600
1,373
2,126,713
42,773
89
1,937
2.01
—
—
—
—
118,080
1,550
482,150
10,100
26
1,640
2.09
—
—
—
—
36,000
451
3,167,800
62,950
89
3,034
1.99
—
-
-
-
100,440
1,428
384,228,458
6,484,932
2,235
14,721
1.69
7,439,400
103,596
397,060
8,380
16
2,068
2.11
—
—
—
—
64,800
880
5,286,435
93,978
155
2,898
1.78
—
—
—
—
357,840
4,575
15,093,607
211,084
266
4,746
1.40
—
—
—
—
514,800
6,127
411,023
6,866
8
4,281
1.67
—
-
-
-
53,280
708
2,147,912
41,102
80
2,183
1.91
162,720
2,119
5,970,970
99,760
109
4,463
1.67
—
—
—
—
358,560
4,943
1,831,700
32,567
73
2,135
1.78
—
—
—
—
191,160
2,382
15,243,004
233.943
208
6,107
1.53
—
—
—
—
550,440
7,082
4,626,835
79,271
92
4,237
1.71
—
—
-
-
137,520
1,911
2,804,870
54,524
91
2,612
1.94
259,920
3,191
1,334,702
22,965
30
3,972
1.72
—
—
—
—
1 10,880
1,451
7,342,210
155,263
174
3,547
2.11
—
—
—
—
272,520
4,241
200,207,907
3,239,231
1,654
10,245
1.62
—
—
—
—
4,745,880
70,793
792,450
16,342
39
1,715
2.06
—
—
-
—
121,320
1,709
3,131,471
62,974
140
1,877
2.01
301,680
3,987
8,313,906
132,712
83
8,297
1.60
—
—
—
—
180,000
2,597
4,872,766
92,877
121
3,398
1.91
—
—
—
—
467,280
6,751
1,311,469
29,113
72
1,497
2.22
—
—
—
—
80,280
1,009
8,995,622
170,310
220
3,377
1.89
—
-
-
-
408,600
6,147
1,795,111
35,061
78
1,930
1.95
_
_
_
168,480
2,208
98,360,643
1,389,908
617
13,382
1.41
—
—
—
—
862,200
11,791
.20,255,369
335,051
269
6,370
1.65
—
—
—
—
356,760
5,314
5,440,632
94,817
98
4,674
1.74
—
—
—
—
306,360
4,447
2,141,868
39,217
62
3,077
1.83
72,000
919
158
Municipal Electrical Utilities
MUNICIPAL UTILITY ELECTRICITY
For the Year Ended
Municipality
Total
Sales
Total
Revenue
Total
Custo-
mers
Residential Service
Customers
Mthly.
Use
per
Cust.
Collingwood...
Comber
Coniston
Cookstown
Cottam
Courtright
Creemore
Dashwood
Deep River...
Delaware
Delhi
Deseronto
Dorchester
Drayton
Dresden
Drumbo
Dryden
Dublin
Dundalk
Dundas
Dunnville
Durham
Dutton
East York
Eganville
Elmira
Elmvale
Elmwood
Elora
Embro
Embrun
Erieau
Erie Beach
Erin
Espanola
Essex
Etobicoke
Exeter
Fenelon Falls
Fergus
kWh
125.753.634
3.509,300
11.301.460
4,954,550
2.746.118
2.518.410
5.842,300
3.035.860
37.554.810
2,277.625
24,417,019
14.117.783
4.696.709
4,889,690
20.055,457
2.163,253
38,690.750
2,129.660
9,253,060
96.754,601
33.791.928
15.042.530
3.782.840
694.135.666
7.463.654
53.690.110
8.684.050
1.448,150
13.609,256
4.535,760
11.865,560
4,025,630
814.370
11,873,495
31.849,873
28,146,992
2,602.316,457
25.747,146
13.132,640
63.813.097
$
2.048,069
66,798
203.156
88.930
52.954
55.768
103,523
42.840
648.848
36.323
413,492
240.856
83.113
93,638
363.839
36.832
762,158
35.532
159.406
1.855.698
609,439
276.064
78.366
10,716,591
127.034
847.837
140,153
26,294
243.914
72.285
222.127
59.789
16,553
202.379
558,963
545,971
39,780,086
464.534
256,050
1.028,020
4,371
271
860
384
284
287
461
202
1,634
163
1,769
634
401
344
1,061
200
2,455
134
601
5,690
2,202
1.118
420
26.263
551
2.071
505
164
828
311
394
158
739
1.888
1.837
88,593
1,568
932
2,041
kWh
37.238.970
1.850.680
8,064,730
3,963,950
1,817,886
1.808,750
4.325,670
1.795,050
20,999,697
1,759,465
9.957,021
5.776.800
2.630.043
2.574,780
6.461.600
1.563.258
19.092.960
951.250
5.194,200
48,948.836
10,883,360
8.082,530
1,976,040
186,416,986
3.817,806
16.601.090
4,056,100
1.087,860
7.318,230
3,358,190
7.319,060
2.712.230
745.770
7,349.400
21.997,673
14,844.016
756,927,495
14,339,933
8,053,710
18,213,810
$
692,727
35.221
148,361
68,122
33,775
40,496
74,487
24,481
386.726
27,206
174,038
106,609
46,979
47,764
129,503
25,620
417,042
14,042
86,892
1,030,185
226.466
147,530
42.477
3.234.196
62.896
281.358
60,891
18,588
134,881
50.113
138,525
37,943
15,223
113,814
385.369
309.319
13,009.172
254.662
158,302
340,759
3,787
241
795
330
232
261
392
165
1.491
144
1,459
558
326
276
870
162
2.099
96
486
5,090
1,853
967
334
23,717
452
1,781
405
139
706
254
389
336
155
625
1,683
1,603
81,923
1,309
783
1.791
kWh
839
660
875
1,023
659
591
944
904
1,178
1,004
573
869
660
783
625
827
764
843
900
816
490
701
503
617
703
792
839
652
876
1,102
1,568
677
404
1.014
1,101
795
769
916
851
866
Statement C
SALES, REVENUE AND CUSTOMERS
December 31, 1975
159
General Service
General Service
(under 5,000 kW)
(over 5,000 kW)
Street Lighting
Mthly.
Use
Rev.
Rev.
Custo-
per
per
Custo-
per
Sales
Revenue
mers
Cust.
kWh
Sales
Revenue
mers
kWh
Sales
Revenue
kWh
$
kWh
c
kWh
$
C
kWh
$
87,576,864
1.342,185
584
12.659
1.53
—
—
—
—
937,800
13,157
1.563.580
30,237
30
4,343
1.93
—
—
—
—
95,040
1,340
2.899,410
50,365
65
3,717
1.74
—
—
—
—
337,320
4,430
897,000
19.476
54
1,410
2.17
—
—
—
—
93,600
1,332
871,352
18,405
52
1,424
2.11
—
-
-
-
56,880
774
624.700
14,094
26
2,082
2.26
84,960
1,178
1,375,870
27,095
69
1,674
1.97
—
—
—
—
140,760
1,941
1,181,050
17,679
37
2,734
1.50
—
—
—
—
59,760
680
15.672,753
250,161
143
9,296
1.60
—
—
—
—
882,360
11,961
460.920
8,389
19
1,874
1.82
—
—
—
—
57,240
728
13.901,998
232,431
310
3.713
1.67
558,000
7,023
8,180,063
131,965
76
8,969
1.61
—
—
—
—
160,920
2,282
1,919,786
34,246
75
2.370
1.78
—
—
—
—
146,880
1,888
2,202,230
44,366
68
2,660
2.01
—
—
—
—
112,680
1,508
13,255,457
229.332
191
5,753
1.73
—
—
-
—
338,400
5,004
562,555
10.747
38
1,267
1.91
37,440
465
18,461,990
328.554
356
4,340
1.78
—
—
—
—
1,135,800
16.562
1.127,650
20,866
38
2,506
1.85
—
—
—
—
50,760
624
3,908,020
70.473
115
2,869
1.80
—
—
—
—
150,840
2,041
45,602,205
792,887
600
6,408
1.74
-
-
-
-
2,203,560
32,626
22,336,888
374,808
349
5,388
1.68
571,680
8,165
6,714,480
125,299
151
3,681
1.87
—
—
—
—
245,520
3,235
1,701,320
34,520
86
1,639
2.03
—
—
—
—
105,480
1,369
436,995,960
6.588,905
2,545
14,261
1.51
62,567,280
777,275
1
1.24
8.155,440
116,215
3,505,808
62,296
99
2,966
1.78
—
-
-
-
140,040
1,842
36,671,060
560,755
290
10,648
1.53
_
417,960
5,724
4,490,790
77,468
100
3,742
1.73
—
—
—
—
137,160
1.794
313,130
7,085
25
1,044
2.26
—
—
—
—
47,160
621
6,100,226
106,595
122
4,219
1.75
—
—
—
—
190,800
2,438
1,118,170
21.458
57
1,635
1.92
-
-
-
-
59,400
714
4,401,420
81.603
100
3,668
1.85
145,080
1.999
1.233,480
20.882
58
1.819
1.69
—
—
—
—
79,920
964
44,840
1.018
3
1,246
2.27
—
—
—
—
23,760
312
4,327,175
86,159
114
3,263
1.99
—
—
—
—
196,920
2,406
9,393,200
167.130
205
3.847
1.78
-
-
-
-
459,000
6,464
12.852,256
229,813
234
4,538
1.79
450,720
6,839
1.656,202,002
24,222,592
6,667
21.081
1.46
159,628,800
2,140,257
3
1.34
29,558.160
408.065
10,877,653
202,577
259
3.555
1.86
—
—
—
—
529.560
7,295
4,785,170
93,610
149
2,516
1.96
—
—
—
—
293,760
4,138
45,072,247
679,761
250
15.024
1.51
"
527,040
7,500
160
Municipal Electrical Utilities
MUNICIPAL UTILITY ELECTRICITY
For the Year Ended
Municipality
Total
Sales
Total
Revenue
Total
Custo-
mers
Residential Service
Mthly.
Use
per
Cust.
Finch
Flesherton
Fonthill
Forest
Frankford
Gait
Georgetown
Glencoe
Gloucester Twp.
Goderich
Grand Bend
Grand Valley...
Granton
Gravenhurst
Grimsby
Guelph
Hagersville
Hamilton
Hanover
Harriston
Harrow
Hastings
Havelock
Hawkesbury
Hearst
Hensall
Hespeler
Highgate
Holstein
Huntsville
Ingersoll
Iroquois
Jams
Kapuskasing
Kemptville
Kenora
Killaloe Stn
Kincardine
King City
Kingston
kWh
2,330,990
4,964,338
10.621,207
18,342.220
9,511,140
344,078,662
110.882.853
10.335.260
326,748,299
72.699,247
7.997.365
5.672,810
1.565.010
27,109.072
34.742,247
632.545.122
14.490.568
4.992.608.402
49.735.275
13.495,271
13.966.301
5.946.656
6.279.756
1 14.538.569
45.285.041
10.100.010
71.606.972
2.246.060
829.580
32.129.538
54.999.680
7.527.420
5.472.870
40.751.070
21.065.304
73.036,828
3.068.820
32.781.429
10.432.274
464,120.268
$
43.526
86,816
199,583
325,296
168,804
5,356,475
1,916,837
192.670
5.715.250
1.116.250
160.551
99.809
28.350
475.200
577.680
10,060,561
298,063
62.671.014
853.242
235.351
261.273
109.051
96.474
1.698.458
681.047
185.363
1.073.842
39,681
16,851
534.037
899.124
139,960
83,008
838.520
387.668
1.314.172
60.003
573.879
155.932
7.353.355
190
291
944
1.074
720
12.755
5.607
825
13.738
2.919
904
447
134
1.787
2.483
20.688
991
112.625
2.240
781
501
526
3.173
1.319
416
2.375
180
105
1.548
3.198
483
429
2,521
1,036
4.819
313
1.892
598
20.035
kWh
1,230,620
2,317,400
7,390,440
9,996,040
6.417,234
101,882,010
49.877,345
4.594.050
152.633.637
24,971.563
4.315.100
3.872.500
1.073.920
14,159.170
16.411,460
193.760.738
6.896.160
698.539.006
17,595.470
6,399.295
7.486.640
3.271.310
4.009.840
31.083.821
14.335.181
3.551.040
16.209.536
993.350
637.650
12.277.470
20.335.859
4.440.400
2.527.780
21.276.854
10.214,414
34,148.024
1.896.040
21.071.495
6.531.970
148,134.217
$
21,974
39,661
139,092
175,529
1 14,297
1.816,596
914.829
83,315
2,964.791
429.853
88.470
64.251
18.177
254.079
288.897
3.750,493
147.407
12.457.501
321.714
119,633
138,742
61,244
58,863
509.426
242.762
55.188
304.358
16.123
12.257
221.951
388,523
78,184
42,688
445,558
195.693
621.557
37.235
361,440
97.990
2.672.768
145
224
844
894
615
11,312
5.125
683
12.570
2.479
721
367
119
1.505
2,139
18.915
824
101,695
1.909
645
635
405
443
2.870
1.119
330
2.125
161
82
1.260
2.826
399
341
2.170
867
4.123
264
1.597
525
16.722
kWh
712
868
729
944
879
764
819
561
1,047
843
493
883
755
786
639
700
583
783
815
990
677
758
906
1.119
899
650
522
648
815
610
934
627
821
982
692
614
1.134
1.050
742
Statement C
SALES, REVENUE AND CUSTOMERS
December 31, 1975
161
General Service
General Service
(under 5,000 kW)
(over 5,000 kW)
Street Lighting
Mthly.
Use
Rev.
Rev
Custo-
per
per
Custo-
per
Sales
Revenue
mers
Cust.
kWh
Sales
Revenue
mers
kWh
Sales
Revenue
kWh
$
kWh
C
kWh
$
c
kWh
$
984,450
19,977
45
1,864
2.03
—
—
—
—
115.920
1.575
2,554,418
45,897
67
3,177
1.80
—
—
—
—
92.520
1.258
3,016,567
57,634
100
2,514
1.91
—
—
—
—
214,200
2,857
7,965,660
144,535
180
3,678
1.81
—
—
—
—
380,520
5,232
2,905,266
52,186
105
2,339
1.80
—
—
—
—
188,640
2,321
237,860,092
3.480,441
1,443
13,411
1.46
4.336.560
59,438
59,729,308
982,970
482
10.479
1.65
—
—
—
—
1.276,200
19,038
5,546,090
106,771
142
3.232
1.93
—
—
—
—
195.120
2,584
137,352,542
2,297,551
1,167
10.261
1.67
34,495,200
417,581
1
1.21
2,266,920
35,327
46,655,604
672,079
440
8,907
1.44
—
—
—
—
1.072,080
14,318
3,322,625
67,167
183
1,624
2.02
359,640
4,914
1,712,110
34,366
80
1,841
2.01
—
—
—
—
88,200
1,192
457,970
9,767
15
2,544
2.13
—
—
—
—
33.120
406
12,515,022
215,102
282
3,772
1.72
—
—
—
—
434,880
6,019
17,549,947
278,613
344
4,321
1.59
—
—
—
—
780,840
10,170
328,336,024
4,866,705
1,771
15,917
1.48
103,631,400
1,351,519
2
1.30
6.816,960
91,844
7,293,448
146,192
167
3,672
2.00
—
—
—
—
300,960
4,464
1,213,538,020
18,073,446
10,917
9,288
1.49
3,053,084,616
31,730,120
13
1.04
27,446,760
409,947
31,622,125
524,336
331
8,121
1.66
—
—
—
—
517,680
7,192
6,820,576
112,073
136
4,031
1.64
—
—
—
—
275,400
3,645
6,271,221
119,563
173
3,047
1.91
_
_
_
208,440
2,968
2,493,186
45,432
96
2,222
1.82
—
—
—
—
182,160
2.375
2,093,876
35,519
83
2.077
1.70
—
—
—
—
176,040
2,092
82,466,548
1,175,774
303
22,718
1.43
—
—
—
—
988,200
13,258
30,646,740
434,255
200
12,047
1.42
-
—
-
-
303,120
4,030
6,423,330
128,615
86
6,224
2.00
125,640
1,560
54,733,596
760,817
250
18,281
1.39
—
—
—
—
663,840
8,667
1,212,750
23,048
19
5,319
1.90
—
—
—
—
39,960
510
174,650
4,340
23
633
2.48
—
—
—
—
17,280
254
19,566,228
308,127
288
5,721
1.57
—
-
-
-
285,840
3,959
33,395,541
494,443
372
7,511
1.48
_
1,268,280
16,158
2,971,820
60,223
84
2,966
2.03
—
—
—
—
115,200
1,553
2,792,090
38,651
88
2.770
1.38
—
—
—
—
153,000
1,669
18,786,616
382,604
351
4,435
2.04
—
—
—
—
687,600
10,358
10,451,650
186,054
169
5,169
1.78
-
—
-
-
399,240
5,921
37,104,284
665,334
696
4,491
1.79
1,784,520
27,281
1,062,620
21,332
49
1,719
2.01
—
—
—
—
110,160
1,436
11.146,894
204,600
295
3,176
1.84
—
—
—
—
563,040
7,839
3,789,424
56,609
73
4,749
1.49
—
—
—
—
110.880
1,333
310,755,611
4,609,863
3,313
7,870
1.48
—
—
5,230,440
70,724
162
Municipal Electrical Utilities
MUNICIPAL UTILITY ELECTRICITY
For the Year Ended
Municipality
Total
Sales
Total
Revenue
Total
Custo-
mers
Residential Service
Customers
Mthly.
Use
per
Cust.
Kingsville
Kirkfield
Kitchener
Lakefield
Lambeth
Lanark
Lancaster
Larder Lake Twp.
LatchfordH.
Leamington
Lindsay
Listowel
London
L'Orignal
Lucan
Lucknow
Lynden
Madoc
Magnetawan
Markdale
Markham
Marmora
Martintown
Massey
Maxville
McGarry Twp
Meaford
Merlin
Merrickville
Midland
Mildmay
Millbrook
Milton
Milverton
Mississauga
Mitchell
Moorefield
Morrishurg
Mount Brydges
Mount Forest
kWh
30,031,448
1,193,510
1,032,196,108
16.324,931
10,433,969
4,267,170
3,327,040
5.944,914
2,477,353
80,392,459
123,320,990
48,605,686
1,692,015,265
7,414,173
8,171,870
7.525,146
2,758.351
10.896,336
1.092,360
10,250,745
89,148,532
7.533,550
1,072,710
7,284.282
5.586,860
4.835.180
33.454,108
3,377,722
5,210,358
104,490,607
5,421,260
4,393,197
91,244,959
8.601,619
2.139,035,090
21.578,291
2.218,020
14,667,846
5,284,754
23,241,320
$
542,357
18.959
16,752,516
258,193
159,696
81,542
54,813
119,538
42,188
1,302,202
2,029,182
717,200
27.167,204
129,432
152,160
125,353
48,953
179,691
21,068
190,899
1,564,432
146.707
20.069
116.364
90,980
95.963
610,520
52,487
101,124
1,749,724
87,949
78,428
1,536,671
167,117
31,780,182
429,487
39,290
248,802
91,617
388,168
1,942
124
38,505
913
838
337
242
527
190
4,046
4.893
1,900
75.665
468
528
546
198
650
129
586
4,336
615
123
459
354
425
1,874
295
415
4,266
423
365
4,003
542
54.790
1.103
154
933
491
1.480
kWh
14,992,568
777,670
295,717,677
8,533,303
7,501.930
2,581,500
1,980,300
4.545,930
1,483,913
25,758.455
40.703,015
17,423.968
573.742.590
4.430,403
5,600,150
4,133,796
1.971,001
5,551,620
716,050
5.474,730
51.868.680
4,772,345
782,270
5,144,140
2.854,371
3.756.710
14.085.115
2,007.472
2.997,880
33,944,646
3.903,900
3,144,916
31,230,560
4,198.989
525,051,239
9,925,638
1.289,020
8,476,231
3,452,858
13,295,500
$
290,052
12,203
5.258,009
131,427
116,301
47,556
32,263
88.854
26,112
496.669
771,938
275,168
11,339.382
77.916
101,505
64.779
34,610
87,779
13.571
100,502
941,951
93.473
14.362
82.308
45.487
72,987
281,503
27,495
60,125
639.247
57.733
56,718
585,864
77,590
9.009,254
187,841
22,880
143,595
59.159
214,902
1,628
95
34.742
770
751
283
188
472
167
3,415
4,174
1,642
68,848
400
456
438
174
500
99
469
3,917
506
103
398
284
384
1,602
234
344
3.759
324
312
3.552
440
49.113
947
132
799
426
1.211
kWh
780
708
717
928
828
755
890
830
745
635
819
886
705
926
1,032
804
949
925
609
963
1,111
789
630
1,078
846
842
737
718
741
762
1,009
829
855
800
912
875
823
897
679
929
Statement C
SALES, REVENUE AND CUSTOMERS
December 31, 1975
163
General Service
General Service
(under 5,000 kW)
(over 5,000 kW)
Street Lighting
Mthly.
Use
Rev.
Rev.
Custo-
per
per
Custo-
per
Sales
Revenue
mers
Cust.
kWh
Sales
Revenue
mers
kWh
Sales
Revenue
kWh
$
kWh
c
kWh
$
c
kWh
$
14,583,120
245.861
314
3,901
1.69
—
—
—
—
455,760
6.444
370,480
6.237
29
1,065
1.68
—
—
—
—
45,360
519
517.100,111
8,622,653
3.759
11.827
1.67
205,517.600
2.662.101
4
1.30
13,860,720
209.753
7,364.668
121.057
143
4.307
1.64
—
—
—
—
426,960
5,709
2.689,039
40,694
87
2,716
1.51
-
-
-
-
243.000
2.701
1.600.350
32.824
54
2.565
2.05
_
85.320
1,162
1.212.100
20.992
54
1,871
1.73
—
—
—
—
134,640
1,558
1,252,104
28.367
55
1.815
2.27
—
—
—
—
146,880
2,317
909,920
15,050
23
3.527
1.65
—
—
—
—
83,520
1,026
53.631.764
791.624
631
7,162
1.48
-
-
-
-
1,002.240
13.909
81.397,935
1.239.959
719
9.474
1.52
_
1.220,040
17,285
30.570,078
433.934
258
9,817
1.42
—
—
—
—
611,640
8.098
1.003.324.515
14.434.923
6.816
1 2,460
1.44
93.673.600
1.112.193
1
1.19
21.274.560
280.706
2.800,530
49.147
68
3.334
1.75
—
—
—
—
183,240
2,369
2.416.200
48.510
72
2,856
2.01
-
-
-
-
155,520
2.145
3.216.750
58.252
108
2,590
1.81
_
174,600
2.322
693.750
13.088
24
2.360
1.89
—
—
—
—
93,600
1.255
5.088.036
88.524
150
2,875
1.74
—
—
—
—
256.680
3.388
329,870
6.883
30
916
2.09
—
—
—
—
46,440
614
4,585.575
87.498
117
3,069
1.91
-
-
-
-
190,440
2,899
36.178.612
606.461
419
7.435
1.68
_
_
_
1.101,240
16,020
2.503.085
49,712
109
1.914
1.99
—
—
—
—
258.120
3.522
242.200
5.079
20
1,062
2.10
—
—
—
—
48.240
628
1.946.462
31.866
61
2,659
1.64
—
—
—
—
193,680
2.190
2,577.329
43.542
70
2,983
1.69
-
-
-
-
155,160
1,951
903,510
20.255
41
1.859
2.24
174.960
2.721
18.717,753
319.195
272
5.853
1.71
—
—
—
—
651,240
9.822
1,296.090
24,113
61
1,714
1.86
—
—
—
—
74.160
879
2.022.038
38,436
71
2,357
1.90
—
—
—
—
190,440
2.563
69,939.361
1,102.002
507
11,080
1.58
-
-
-
-
606,600
8.475
1.378.760
28.426
99
1.161
2.06
138,600
1.790
1.153.601
20.523
53
1.831
1.78
—
—
—
—
94,680
1,187
58.589.879
929.897
451
11.421
1.59
—
—
—
—
1.424,520
20,910
4.148.110
85.831
102
3.406
2.07
—
—
—
—
254,520
3.696
1.213.680,611
18.131.646
5.672
18.502
1.49
380.654.440
4.372.907
5
1.15
19.648.800
266.375
11.315.333
236.571
156
5.930
2.09
337.320
5.075
862.760
15.506
22
3.268
1.80
—
—
—
—
66,240
904
5.928.455
101.734
134
3.687
1.72
—
—
—
—
263.160
3.473
1.727.136
31.068
65
2.181
1.80
—
—
—
—
104.760
1.390
9.611.020
168.909
269
3.045
1.76
—
—
—
334,800
4.357
164
Municipal Electrical Utilities
MUNICIPAL UTILITY ELECTRICITY
For the Year Ended
Municipality
Total
Sales
Total
Revenue
Total
Custo-
mers
Residential Service
Sales
Revenue
Customers
Mthly.
Use
per
Cust.
Napanee
Nepean Twp
Neustadt
Newboro
Newburgh
Newbury
Newcastle
New Hamburg...
Newmarket
Niagara
Niagara Falls
Nipigon Twp
North Bay
North York
Norwich
Norwood
Oakville
Oil Springs
Omemee
Orangeville
Orillia
Orono
Oshawa
Ottawa
Otterville
Owen Sound
Paisley
Palmerston
Paris
Parkhill
Parry Sound
Pembroke
Penetanguishene.
Perth
Peterborough
Petrolia
Pickering
Picton
Plantagenet
Plattsville
kWh
35,555,868
547,260,679
2,435,070
1,509,515
2,867,365
1,999,860
13,087,274
24,570,556
97,042,068
18.524,860
370,846,729
16,466,931
377,756,025
3,932,647,383
7,962,040
7,294.715
877.001,441
2,244,710
4,348,265
66,001,054
203.398,653
6.251,827
958.362.952
3,159.864,521
3.183.501
161.701,546
6,834,450
11,275,200
37,548,640
9,250.000
40.844,081
100.767,890
37,797,288
46,249,957
511,019,287
20,711,859
13,670,482
31.015,749
5.645,840
4,853.730
$
614,063
8.775,437
48,596
30,870
56,735
32,116
242,416
441,366
1,735,845
335.521
6,484,307
289,664
6,323,527
63,639,291
152,996
131,888
13.361,540
40,531
74,145
1,164,363
3,373,015
119,762
15,346,391
49.788.727
53,535
2,517,461
125,319
211,589
678,539
168,915
743.189
1,862,915
632,031
820,997
7,869,528
425.120
236.876
546.178
105,702
73,881
1,933
17,112
239
174
240
172
699
1,413
4,213
1,251
21,375
908
17,184
136,052
796
530
20,149
293
335
4,127
8.579
434
29,726
103,667
311
7,029
460
801
2,485
573
2,382
5.418
1,670
2,483
20,513
1,655
820
1.968
312
222
kWh
12,240,126
219,015,864
1,789,750
1,125,476
1,770,860
7,205,813
12,587,134
48,820,656
8,359,830
133,324.772
7,672,020
157,850,995
1,272,456,798
5,605,310
4,746.390
202.008,940
1,408,160
2,455.910
27,303,338
72,165,450
4,133,168
292.965.795
855.301,669
2,050.950
54.610,833
4,853,150
6,698,110
15.977,150
5.027,940
22.662.904
42,918,406
18,262.129
16.862,927
186,983,208
10.563.260
7,188,862
15,091,890
3,466,840
1,815,290
$
236,677
3,776,265
33,518
23,171
35,298
14,563
131,878
229,023
891,876
162.811
2,687,976
142,253
2.928,257
22,576,262
106,788
83.201
3,966,000
24,663
42,287
545,797
1,263.763
74.236
5,257,109
13,490,706
33,056
970,976
86,451
128,234
325,963
86.945
407,620
861.719
323,690
343,857
3,326.334
224.270
132.228
276.958
66,112
26.922
1,564
15,247
200
150
207
141
606
1,248
3.701
1.067
19,021
747
14,980
122,007
675
463
17,491
211
289
3,670
7,576
367
26.578
91,344
254
6.008
383
685
2.160
466
1.986
4.598
1.472
2,095
18.118
1.422
728
1.603
257
180
kWh
653
1,226
749
627
740
539
994
946
1,095
656
598
864
885
871
712
860
969
568
709
638
942
930
781
676
762
1.100
817
626
917
953
775
1.045
681
846
637
823
789
1,167
847
Statement C
165
SALES, REVENUE AND CUSTOMERS
December 31, 1975
General Service
General Service
(under 5,000 kW)
(over 5,000 kW)
Street Lighting
Mthly.
Use
Rev.
Rev.
Custo-
per
per
Custo-
per
Sales
Revenue
mers
Cust.
kWh
Sales
Revenue
mers
kWh
Sales
Revenue
kWh
$
kWh
C
kWh
$
c
kWh
$
22,867,902
371,490
369
5,207
1.62
—
—
—
—
447,840
5,896
308,378,474
4,773,079
1,864
14,027
1.55
17,401,781
188,870
1
1.09
2,464,560
37,223
576,560
14,179
39
1,264
2.46
—
—
—
—
68,760
899
327,519
7,011
24
1,114
2.14
—
—
—
—
56,520
688
1,031,705
20,444
33
2,605
1.98
-
-
-
-
64,800
993
1,024,460
16,723
31
2,754
1.63
66,600
830
5,667,261
107,159
93
5,190
1.89
—
—
—
—
214,200
3,379
11,601,102
206,959
165
5,789
1.78
—
—
—
—
382,320
5,384
46.723,812
819,961
512
7,650
1.75
—
—
—
—
1,497,600
24,008
9,743,470
166,866
184
4,365
1.71
—
-
-
-
421,560
5,844
230,815,517
3,702,450
2,354
8,250
1.60
6,706,440
93,881
8,665,311
145,595
161
4,513
1.68
—
—
—
—
129,600
1,816
217,086,950
3,354,487
2,204
8,316
1.55
—
—
—
—
2.818,080
40,783
2,515,440,705
39,179,019
14,043
15,031
1.56
100,922,400
1,227,707
2
1.22
43,827,480
656,303
2,204,090
44,190
121
1,537
2.00
—
—
—
—
152,640
2,018
2,401,445
46,677
67
2,987
1.94
146,880
2,010
267.680,124
4,623,062
2,655
8,553
1.73
401,196,337
4,674,788
3
1.17
6,116,040
97,690
752,670
14,866
82
804
1.98
—
—
—
—
83,880
1,002
1,783,635
30,379
46
3,196
1.70
—
—
—
—
108,720
1,479
37,998,236
609,374
457
7,271
1.60
—
-
-
-
699,480
9,192
128,496,843
2,072,237
1,003
10,762
1.61
_
_
_
2,736,360
37,015
2,016,419
43,921
67
2,626
2.18
—
—
—
—
102,240
1,605
292,643,193
4,760,745
3,142
7,860
1.63
363,310,804
5,188,724
6
1.43
9,443,160
139,813
1,992,162,532
32,042,074
12,315
13,579
1.61
282,336,000
3,774,195
8
1.34
30,064,320
481,752
1,054,071
19,584
57
1,569
1.86
-
-
-
-
78,480
895
104,958,793
1,518,463
1,021
8,554
1.45
2,131,920
28,022
1.884,100
37,459
77
2,080
1.99
—
—
—
—
97,200
1,409
4,246,250
78,831
116
3,012
1.86
—
—
—
—
330,840
4,524
20,476,370
338,862
325
5,308
1.65
—
—
—
—
1,095,120
13,714
4,046,740
79,616
107
3,094
1.97
-
-
-
-
175,320
2,354
17,501,137
325,553
396
3,664
1.86
_
_
_
_
680,040
10,016
56,214,004
977,708
'820
5,848
1.74
—
—
—
—
1,635,480
23,488
19,107,839
302,358
198
8,083
1.58
—
—
—
—
427,320
5,983
28,764,950
468,759
388
6,226
1.63
—
—
—
—
622,080
8,381
243,877,459
3,610,994
2,394
8,66!
1.48
73,921,260
847,778
1
1.15
6,237,360
84,422
9.840,799
196,469
233
3,497
2.00
_
_
_
_
307,800
4,381
6,266,700
101,796
92
5,770
1.62
—
—
—
—
214,920
2,852
15.240,579
260,215
365
3,470
1.71
—
—
—
—
683,280
9,005
2,037,880
37,728
55
3,060
1.85
—
—
—
—
141,120
1,862
2,978,320
46,160
42
6,053
1.55
~
60,120
799
166
Municipal Electrical Utilities
MUNICIPAL UTILITY ELECTRICITY
For the Year Ended
Municipality
Total
Sales
Total
Revenue
Total
Custo-
Residential Service
Mthly.
Use
per
Cust.
Point Edward
Port Burwell
Port Colborne
Port Credit
Port Dover
Port Elgin
Port Hope
Port McNicoll
Port Perry
Port Rowan
Port Stanley
Prescott
Preston
Priceville
Princeton
Queenston
Rainy River
Red Rock
Renfrew
Richmond
Richmond Hill
Ridgetown
Ripley
Rockland
Rockwood
Rodney
Rosseau
Russell
St. Catharines
St. Clair Beach
St. George
St. Jacobs
St. Marys
St. Thomas
Sandwich West Twp.
Sarnia
Scarborough
Schreiber Twp
Seaforth
Shelburne
kWh
41,917,469
2,867,830
104.763,398
167,474,531
16,256,112
39,735,045
101,918,357
8.433,810
23,306,400
3,309,060
10.454.340
31.411,491
132.796,603
607,780
2,722.140
2.717,330
7.284,215
6.794.760
52.396.750
14,665.645
143,113,562
17,205,865
4.173,140
18,554,150
5,298.140
4,812,150
1.588.520
4,453,280
1,113,639.233
9,167.684
6.371,340
11.285.580
30,345,594
192.389,439
55.658.941
501.613.358
2.531.575.010
12.033.535
13.483,400
18,718.940
$
644,770
67,505
1,751,252
2,174.895
350,003
722,360
1,671.497
164,741
429,220
64,412
189,848
488,147
2,083,177
12,590
43,435
45,547
143.858
107.992
908,382
258.610
2.451.817
349,400
66,330
340.507
98.111
80,060
29.779
76,034
18,084,673
168.272
99.383
151.462
483.108
3.202.560
1.061.604
7.145,588
40.312.038
201.913
271.151
339.834
931
406
6,109
2.229
1.667
1.779
3.580
746
1,258
410
1,155
1,992
5,587
95
208
211
465
397
3,203
859
5.693
1.256
273
1,217
373
462
171
303
38,589
587
331
317
2,039
9,724
3,958
17.481
87.114
684
909
1,067
kWh
5,408,330
1,833,900
33,514,010
14,406,459
8,309,360
23,983.859
32,094,519
6,059,170
13,545,930
1,859,855
6,561.620
14,173,590
45.953.755
530,330
1.902,250
2,059.190
4.343,647
3.315.510
25,175.883
9.645.650
50,486,932
7.585.387
3.007.860
11.886.880
3.754.610
2.444.840
1.092.580
3.073.790
258.947.451
6.495.794
2.630.760
3.311.166
15.386.828
66.131.054
44.325.161
142.737.060
885.300.510
7,199,055
6,349,320
13.205.800
$
112.302
44,216
734,776
264,843
200.231
436.802
674,290
106,128
244,539
36.184
120,971
213,763
791.196
10,869
28.261
34,930
86,666
56,667
460,158
173,553
1,004,137
165,293
46.211
220.223
70,063
41.484
20.382
50.669
5.551.713
127,516
42.548
48.374
258.580
1.358.613
860.644
2.435.275
14.956.420
117.983
134,609
231.918
781
327
5.415
1,599
1.441
1.561
3.155
710
1.049
304
1.018
1.721
5.045
86
165
195
370
366
2.721
779
4.931
1.063
230
1.073
320
382
150
266
35,188
554
284
260
1,753
8.705
3.732
15.645
77.839
593
770
916
kWh
577
448
519
749
493
1.329
869
754
1,081
515
542
689
763
523
976
887
978
756
781
1.088
850
601
1,104
937
990
540
624
999
623
996
769
1.069
753
635
997
761
962
1.015
690
1.213
Statement C
167
SALES, REVENUE AND CUSTOMERS
December 31, 1975
General Service
(under 5,000 kW)
General Service
(over 5.000 kW)
Street Lighting
Mthly.
Use
Rev.
Rev.
Sales
Revenue
Custo-
mers
per
Cust.
per
kWh
Sales
Revenue
Custo-
mers
per
kWh
Sales
Revenue
kWh
$
kWh
C
kWh
$
c
kWh
$
36,068,139
526.318
150
19,774
1.46
—
—
—
—
441,000
6,150
984,610
22,615
79
1,059
2.30
—
—
—
—
49,320
674
69,923,868
998,434
694
8,372
1.43
—
—
—
—
1,325,520
18,042
63.751,592
1,012,811
629
8,399
1.59
88,320,000
882,172
1
1.00
996,480
15,069
7,598,632
144,873
226
2,796
1.91
—
—
-
—
348,120
4,899
15,261,226
278,390
218
5,888
1.82
489,960
7,168
68,730,158
981,134
425
13,477
1.43
—
—
—
—
1,093,680
16,073
2,229,920
56,560
36
5,547
2.54
—
—
—
—
144,720
2,053
9,471,750
180,148
209
3,997
1.90
—
—
—
—
288,720
4,533
1,341,925
26,929
106
1,091
2.01
—
—
—
—
107,280
1,299
3,577,000
65,280
137
2,293
1.82
_
_
_
315,720
3,597
16,845,861
269,370
271
5,209
1.60
—
—
—
—
392,040
5,014
84,678,888
1,263,731
542
13,104
1.49
—
—
—
—
2,163,960
28,250
58,370
1,458
9
608
2.50
—
—
—
—
19,080
263
768,410
14,508
43
1,507
1.89
-
-
-
—
51,480
666
591,900
9,717
16
3,083
1.64
66,240
900
2,786,848
55,071
95
2,458
1.98
—
—
—
—
153,720
2,121
3,382,050
50,047
31
9,092
1.48
—
—
—
—
97,200
1,278
26,514,547
439,272
482
4,546
1.66
—
—
—
—
706,320
8,952
4,796,795
81,975
80
5,439
1.71
-
-
-
-
223,200
3,082
91,250,35,0
1,427,946
762
9,901
1.56
_
_
_
_
1,376,280
19,734
9,034.398
175,285
193
4,026
1.94
—
—
—
—
586,080
8,822
1.081,400
19,050
43
2,048
1.76
—
—
—
—
83,880
1,069
6.409,150
116,538
144
3,899
1.82
—
—
—
—
258,120
3.746
1.339,770
25,388
53
2,147
1.89
-
-
-
-
203,760
2,660
2.230,150
36.949
80
2,280
1.66
137,160
1,627
447,700
8,783
21
1,777
1.96
—
—
—
— '
48,240
614
1.259,250
23.760
37
2,798
1.89
—
—
—
—
120,240
1,605
331,610,318
5,549,383
3.395
8,258
1.67
508,946,784
6.776,659
6
1.33
14,134,680
206,918
2,490,450
38,071
33
6,195
1.53
-
-
-
-
181,440
2,685
3,628.620
55,357
47
6,434
1.53
111,960
1,478
7,838,334
101,378
57
11,769
1.29
—
—
—
—
136,080
1,710
14,393,206
217,545
286
4,322
1.51
—
—
—
—
565,560
6,983
123.988,225
1.814,310
1.019
10,075
1.46
—
—
—
—
2,270,160
29,637
11.007,620
196,194
226
4.189
1.78
-
-
-
-
326.160
4,766
254,677,538
3,608,472
1.835
11,578
1.42
97,632,000
1,013.235
1
1.04
6.566.760
88.606
1.392.747,820
22,256,633
9,269
12,805
1.60
223.114,240
2,669.830
6
1.20
30.412,440
429.155
4.508,320
79,576
91
4,174
1.77
—
—
—
—
326,160
4,354
6,801,440
131.648
139
4,152
1.94
—
—
—
—
332,640
4,894
5.153,140
102.921
151
2.892
2.00
—
—
—
—
360,000
4.995
168
Municipal Electrical Utilities
MUNICIPAL UTILITY ELECTRICITY
For the Year Ended
Municipality
Total
Sales
Total
Revenue
Total
Custo-
mers
Residential Service
Mthly.
Use
per
Cust.
Simcoe
Sioux Lookout
Smiths Falls
Southampton
South Grimsby Twp.
South River
Springfield
Stayner
Stirling
Stoney Creek
Stouffville
Stratford
Strathroy
Streetsville
Sturgeon Falls
Sudbury
Sunderland
Sundridge
Sutton
Tara
Tavistock
Tecumseh
Teeswater
Terrace Bay Twp
Thamesford
Thamesville
Thedford
Thessalon
Thornbury
Thorndale
Thornton
Thorold
Thunder Bay
Tilbury
Tillsonburg
Toronto
Tottenham
Trenton
Tweed
Uxbridge
kWh
113,048,429
20,820,610
74,620,922
23,351,727
5,091,815
7,216,447
2,066,880
12,907,940
9,595,540
37,433,040
33,665,199
239,509,984
47,472,903
45.006,962
34,708,069
595,654,190
4,021,970
6,144,270
18,893,990
7,008,580
13,455.020
25.581,634
8,063.838
14.172,085
10.240.907
5,778,006
4,264,065
9,693,990
10.395,035
2.072,271
1,994,980
43,978.305
867,254,247
26,177,741
59,294,506
6,906.275.777
9,908,510
158.858,684
12.323.600
20,941.849
2,048,490
381,580
1,253,134
418,026
107,242
132,177
32,854
242,461
166,294
649,084
558,621
3,921,976
826,666
751,328
643,309
10,186,286
66,677
95,882
304,777
107,769
235,372
428,464
126,247
216.055
163,094
123,448
66,622
178,022
197,146
34.550
37,185
751.384
14.588,295
469,062
1,047.200
107,816.152
202.197
2.398.449
214,267
349,880
4,797
1,118
3,875
1,652
477
453
197
970
651
2,187
1,853
8,673
2,674
2,352
2,063
29,029
305
400
1,063
335
649
1.648
442
564
545
461
330
637
701
161
167
2,731
36,839
1,503
2,978
198,279
834
5,518
741
1,207
kWh
37,044,411
10,421,860
29,614,790
15,092,317
2,737,850
4,496,260
1,456,390
8,051,900
5,622,430
20,704,237
15,943,858
79,159,084
20,767,462
18,353,543
20.662.806
270,654,586
2,545,230
3,401,550
9,329,765
3,332,640
6.742,080
13,130,541
3.704,585
7,185,075
5,771,662
2,944,500
2,520,260
5,431,070
5,007,460
1.237,920
1,525,100
16,815,650
316,864,714
9,734,870
18.470,913
1.242,470,516
5,791,700
44,973,882
6.216,460
10,480,400
$
835,766
200.067
590,906
271,444
58,159
78,824
22,399
149,491
96,332
361,753
276,336
1,475,496
372,273
332,756
385,695
4,691,672
40,373
50,072
151,742
53,275
119,111
253,120
56,482
112,331
97,923
53,485
36,947
97,838
100,309
20.043
28.045
353.868
5.856,519
185,666
369,092
22,106,189
125,991
786,145
101,612
170,899
4,060
949
3,320
1,494
371
386
164
820
533
1,943
1,601
7,666
2,337
2,031
1,816
26,072
254
297
855
262
532
1,509
364
497
482
371
258
529
582
130
147
2,449
33.191
1,285
2.458
167,000
739
4,851
577
1,000
kWh
769
918
750
862
620
983
749
832
866
870
749
773
952
870
840
964
909
1,087
1,070
740
850
1,266
998
661
820
846
733
797
873
571
802
636
633
654
776
905
876
Statement C
SALES, REVENUE AND CUSTOMERS
December 31, 1975
169
General Service
General Service
(under 5,000 kW)
(over 5.000 kW)
Street Lighting
Mthly.
Use
Rev.
Rev.
Custo-
per
per
Custo-
per
Sales
Revenue
mers
Cust.
kWh
Sales
Revenue
mers
kWh
Sales
Revenue
kWh
$
kWh
c
kWh
$
c
kWh
$
74,389,058
1,188,906
737
8.440
1.60
—
—
—
—
1,614,960
23,818
10,076,550
176,931
169
5,089
1.76
—
—
—
—
322,200
4,582
43,920,372
648,264
555
6,759
1.48
—
—
—
—
1,085,760
13,964
7,712,210
138,777
158
4,201
1.80
—
—
—
—
547,200
7,805
2.249,205
47,686
106
1,760
2.12
-
-
-
-
104,760
1,397
2.581,947
51,222
67
3,188
1.98
138,240
2,131
537,050
9,602
33
1,377
1.79
—
—
—
—
73,440
853
4,585,680
89,155
150
2,565
1.94
—
—
—
—
270,360
3,815
3,785,910
67,503
118
2,720
1.78
—
—
—
—
187,200
2.459
16,040,843
277,778
244
5.478
1.73
-
—
-
-
687,960
9,553
17,321,021
276,833
252
5,488
1.60
400,320
5,452
156,735,060
2,396,971
1,007
13.081
1.53
—
—
—
—
3,615,840
49,509
26,024,681
445,452
337
6,562
1.71
—
—
—
—
680,760
8,941
25,822,539
406,455
321
7,407
1.57
—
—
—
—
830,880
12,117
13,550,623
250.291
247
4,526
1.85
-
-
-
-
494,640
7,323
316,931,644
5,369,359
2,957
8,950
1.69
8,067,960
125,255
1.387,100
25,147
51
2,267
1.81
—
—
—
—
89,640
1,157
2,648,400
44,536
103
2,143
1.68
—
—
—
—
94,320
1,274
9,319,785
149,874
208
3,734
1.61
—
—
—
—
244,440
3,161
3,534,820
52,758
73
4,120
1.49
-
-
-
-
141,120
1,736
6,527,900
113,850
117
4.650
1.74
_
_
185,040
2,411
12,096,493
170,653
139
7,124
1.41
—
—
—
—
354,600
4,691
4,204,093
67,659
78
4,379
1.61
—
—
—
—
155,160
2,106
6.711,970
99,973
67
8.411
1.49
—
—
—
—
275,040
3,751
4,322,365
63,322
63
5,810
1.46
—
—
-
—
146,880
1,849
2,559,906
66,046
90
2,357
2.58
273,600
3,917
1,605,205
27,943
72
1,939
1.74
—
—
—
—
138,600
1,732
3,950,440
75,589
108
2,850
1.91
—
—
—
—
312,480
4,595
5,165,095
93.705
119
3,743
1.81
—
—
—
—
222,480
3,132
748,311
13,514
31
1,949
1.81
-
-
-
—
86,040
993
425,600
8,529
20
1,819
2.00
44,280
611
26,300,455
386,088
•282
7,704
1.47
—
—
—
—
862,200
11,428
536,818,253
8,531,569
3,648
12,099
1.59
—
—
—
—
13,571,280
200,207
15,891,351
275,992
218
6,061
1.74
—
—
—
—
551,520
7,404
39,778,873
663,499
520
6,399
1.67
—
—
—
-
1,044,720
14,609
4,125,058,247
65,730,869
31,259
11,032
1.59
1,472,057,547
18,985,368
20
1.29
66,689,467
993,726
3,961,290
73,903
95
3,668
1.87
—
—
—
—
155,520
2,303
71,194,642
1,075,205
666
9,191
1.51
40,960,000
513.536
1
1.25
1,730,160
23,563
5,925,340
110,308
164
3,115
1.86
—
—
—
—
181,800
2,347
10,237,169
175,995
207
3,922
1.72
224,280
2,986
170
Municipal Electrical Utilities
MUNICIPAL UTILITY ELECTRICITY
For the Year Ended
Municipality
Total
Sales
Total
Revenue
Total
Custo-
Residential Service
Revenue
Customers
Mthly.
Use
per
Cust.
Vankleek Hill
Vaughan Twp
Victoria Harbour
Walkerton
Wallaceburg
Wardsville
Warkworth
Wasaga Beach
Waterdown
Waterford
Waterloo
Watford
Waubaushene
Webbwood
Welland
Wellesley
Wellington
West Lome
Westport
Wheatley
Whitby
Wiarton
Williamsburg
Winchester
Windermere
Windsor
Wingham
Woodbridge
Woodstock
Woodville
Wyoming
York
Zurich
Total
kWh
8,029,400
310.227,887
6.563.902
41,572.568
135,066.898
2.258,620
3,362,060
7.540.070
12.980.573
12.159.710
393,951.699
8.930,295
3,981.120
2.245.600
300.533.133
3.873.590
6.467,104
8.617,660
5.036,485
8,772.730
212.410,418
15.676,185
1.966.830
20.413.125
1.334,100
1.600.095,254
36,799,626
21,802,681
225,916,744
2.962,600
7.520,620
756,599,229
4.927.150
52,543,503,176
$
140,428
5,218,501
124.195
701.687
2.074,694
36.102
61.687
173.881
220.990
268.128
6.357.306
174,159
82,318
41.826
5.347.335
68.512
116.199
151.104
89.144
145.039
3.484.241
278.970
31,295
314,802
27.460
25,591,894
571,950
318,749
3,650,472
55.400
135,968
11.344,063
94.331
827,766,981
637
8,596
607
1,785
4.056
199
283
813
716
997
11.406
622
478
164
13.478
329
542
510
350
607
8.572
928
154
747
148
64,952
1.309
900
9.330
265
606
34,476
351
1.899,392
kWh
4.811.750
77.246,799
4.753.600
16,895.740
23.401.070
1.214.110
2,255.550
4,154.910
6,086.720
6,076,745
105,129.601
4.341.110
3.241.450
1.340,310
76.233.806
2.885.460
4.176.459
3.916,835
2,633,020
4,866.660
90,170,906
8.822,695
1,114,340
7,518,345
884.850
431.231,016
13,127.126
8.754.860
73.244.790
2.185.790
4,561.540
252,784,265
3,161,700
15.394.846.066
$
82.503
1,472,517
88.657
302,586
448,625
19,062
40,515
98.470
107.232
143.656
1.956.856
84.108
67.142
26.292
1.768.596
48,738
75.516
66,196
47,889
78.425
1.626.189
155,436
17,078
128.779
19.096
8.672.197
•208,058
132,065
1.388.048
40.027
82.481
3,943.801
57,311
278.928.028
533
6.9T2
558
1,508
3,497
154
222
645
597
10,100
496
445
139
11,955
279
465
446
275
519
7.698
778
114
614
139
57,840
1.078
741
8,266
223
531
30.408
278
1,676,629
kWh
757
974
705
954
577
666
860
536
875
585
891
732
608
815
533
865
763
740
844
783
994
941
822
1.015
538
623
1.023
991
746
876
721
688
953
770
Statement C
SALES, REVENUE AND CUSTOMERS
December 31, 1975
171
General Service
(under 5,000 kW)
General Service
(over 5,000 kW)
Street Lighting
Mthly.
Use
Rev.
Rev.
Sales
Revenue
Custo-
mers
per
Cust.
per
kWh
Sales
Revenue
Custo-
mers
per
kWh
Sales
Revenue
kWh
$
kWh
c
kWh
$
c
kWh
$
2,988,330
54,975
104
2,406
1.84
—
—
—
—
229,320
2,950
230,879,768
3,714,954
1,684
12,010
1.61
—
—
—
—
2,101,320
31,030
1,675,302
33,649
49
2,849
2.01
—
—
—
—
135,000
1,889
24,347,428
394,581
277
7,351
1.62
—
—
—
—
329,400
4,520
110,223,668
1,606,378
559
16,640
1.46
—
-
—
—
1,442,160
19,691
966,750
16,116
45
1,852
1.67
77,760
924
992,030
19,695
61
1,401
1.99
—
—
—
—
1 14,480
1,477
3,146,120
71.944
168
1,511
2.29
—
—
—
—
239,040
3,467
6,585,333
109,574
119
4,573
1.66
—
—
—
—
308,520
4,184
5,855,805
121,204
110
4,377
2.07
—
—
—
—
227,160
3,268
223,060,178
3.578,543
1,305
14,410
1.60
60,012,000
735,660
1
1.23
5,749,920
86,247
4,453,825
88,128
126
2,981
1.98
—
—
—
—
135,360
1,923
643,550
13,801
33
1,676
2.14
—
—
—
—
96,120
1,375
840,850
14,705
25
2,920
1.75
—
—
—
—
64,440
829
171,012,799
2,694,766
1,521
9,893
1.58
48,559,368
818,317
2
1.69
4,727,160
65,656
868,610
18,215
50
1,448
2.10
119,520
1,559
2,210,725
39,614
77
2,424
1.79
—
—
—
—
79,920
1,069
4,505,705
82,305
64
5,777
1.83
—
—
—
—
195,120
2,603
2,300,865
39,966
75
2,574
1.74
—
—
—
—
102,600
1,289
3.731,470
64,408
88
3,455
1.73
—
—
-
-
174.600
2,206
98,714,352
1,511,318
873
9.701
1.53
20,410,080
303.284
1
1.49
3,115,080
43,450
6,560,090
119,397
150
3,669
1.82
—
—
—
—
293,400
4,137
800,650
13,553
40
1,647
1.69
—
—
—
—
51,840
664
12.697,500
183,445
133
7,956
1.44
—
—
—
—
197,280
2.578
422,250
7,969
9
4,140
1.89
-
-
-
-
27.000
395
768.666.398
12,159,619
7,107
9,053
1.58
376,791,000
4,425.879
5
1.17
23.406,840
334.199
23,342.020
359,446
231
8,439
1.54
—
—
—
—
330,480
4,446
12.664,061
181,704
159
6,637
1.43
—
—
—
—
383,760
4,980
149,018,314
2,213,200
1.064
11,861
1.49
—
—
—
—
3,653,640
49,224
722.090
14,625
42
1,523
2.03
—
—
-
-
54,720
748
2,835,240
51,800
75
3,171
1.83
_
_
_
123,840
1,687
399,361,915
6,196,764
4,065
8,239
1.55
96,411,369
1,092,421
3
1.13
8,041,680
111,077
1.632,610
35.013
73
1,916
2.14
—
—
—
—
132,840
2,007
28.125,360,657
440,727,306
222,662
10,630
1.57
8,436,625.506
99,672,120
101
1.18
586.670,947
8.439,527
172
Index
LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS
AMEU - Association of Municipal
Electrical Utilities
GS - Generating Station
kV - kilovolt(s)
kVA - kilovolt-ampere(s)
kWh - kilowatt-hour(s)
MEU - Municipal Electrical Utilities
mm
- minimum
minute
MW
- megawatt
NPD
- Nuclear Power Demonstration
OMEA
- Ontario Municipal Electric
Association
TS
- Transformer Station
Twp
- Township
INDEX
In this index, all page references to tables or graphs are in italic type. No references are given for
the alphabetically arranged listings of municipalities either in Ontario Hydro's financial statements or in
statements A, B, and C.
Abitibi Canyon GS 38
— Paper Co. Ltd 39
— River 37, 38
Accounting policies 24
Appropriations from net income 25
Depreciation 24
Fixed assets 25
Foreign currency translation 25
Nuclear agreement - Pickering
units 1&2 25
Pension and Insurance Plan 26
— procedures, uniform for MEU 93
Adjustments to cost, annual 27, 52
Administration expense 21
AECL see Atomic Energy of Canada Limited
Agreements, exploration 10
Aguasabon GS 38
— River 38
Alberta Government 1 1
Alexander GS 38
Algoma Area 84
Alliston Area 84
AMOK Ltd 10
Anti-inflation guidelines 3, 34
Appropriation
— debt retirement 22, 27
— stabilization of rates
and contingencies 22, 27
Area offices, number of. 80
Arnprior Area 83
— GS 13, 15
Assets of Ontario Hydro
see also Financial Statements 2, 3
— fixed, of the MEU 90,94-150
— total, of the MEU 91, 94-150
Assistance for rural construction 29
Association of Municipal Electrical
Utilities 5
AtikokanGS 14
Atomic Energy of Canada Limited 15, 25, 39
Aubrey Falls GS 38
Audit of MEU accounts 93
Average consumption per customer
see Energy sales
— number of employees 2, 3
B
Balance sheet, Ontario Hydro 28, 29
— sheets, municipal 94-150
Bancroft Area 83
Bargaining, collective 18
Barrett Chute GS 38
Barrie Area 84
Beachville Area 83
Beamsville Area 83
Beck, Sir Adam,-Niagara No. 1 GS 38
— Sir Adam,-Niagara No. 2 GS 38
Pumping-Generating Station 38
Board of Directors 2, 6
composition 4
Bonds and notes payable
— increase in 23
— issued by Ontario Hydro 23, 33, 49-51
see also Financial Statements,
— guarantee of 7
— other long-term debt 34
— retired 23
Books of accounts of MEU 93
Borrowings 2, 3, 22, 23
— restrictions 12
Bowmanville Area 83
Index
173
Bracebridge Area 84
Brampton Area 83
Brantford Area 83
British Columbia 11
Brockville Area 83
Bruce GS 13, 15, 17
— Heavy Water Plant 13, 17, 32
Cameron Falls GS 38
Canadian currency bonds 23, 33, 49, 50
— Niagara Power Company 39
— Union of Operating Engineers 18
— Union of Public Employees 18
Cancellation of contracts 21
CANDU nuclear generating concept 4
Capacity, dependable, of hydraulic resources 38, 40
— dependable peak 8, 40
defined 36
sources of purchased power 39
— installed 39
— of combustion-turbines installed 39
— of Ontario Hydro resources 38-41
— total system 2, 3, 40
Capital construction program 1,3, 11, 12, 13, 14, 17
— expenditures 1, 2, 3, 12, 15
— deferments 13, 14, 32
— investment
see Financial Statements
— investment of the MEU 91,94-150
Caribou Falls GS 38
Cash and short-term investments 32
Cayuga Area 83
Central Region 83, 85
Charges allocated to customers
— contract municipalities 6, 7, 54-71
— for primary power 52-71
Chats Falls GS 38
ChenauxGS 38
Classes of rural service defined 80
Clinton Area 83
Coal supply 4, 17
Cobden Area 83
Cobourg Area 83
Collective agreements 18
Combustion-turbine units 39
Commission 6
Commissioners 6
Community heating 1 1
Conservation 2, 11
Construction program 12
Corporate Office 6
Corporation 6
Cost allocated to customers 27
— contract municipalities 6, 7
— of fixed assets in service 46-47
— of fuel 2
— of operation 1
— of power supplied to MEU defined 6
— of primary power 52
adjustments, annual 52
statement of 54-71
— of providing service 52
— of purchased power 27
see also Financial Statements cost
— of service defined 6, 7
— Ontario Hydro 27
Costing and Pricing of Electricity 1
Costing load of the municipalities 54-71
Costs 7,21
administration 21
of Ontario Hydro 6, 21
of operation and maintenance 21
CUPE see Canadian Union of Public
Employees
Current assets 28
Customers 6
direct 6
farm 80
retail 6
number of 4, 44
direct 6
farm 83-86
municipal 6, 44
retail 6
rural 6, 83-86
served by MEU 44
served in urban communities 6, 85
ultimate served 2, 3, 44
D
Darlington GS 14
Debt from borrowings 23
— debenture, MEU
see Municipal electrical utilities,
debt
— long-term of Ontario Hydro
see Financial Statements
liabilities
— of the MEU
see Municipal electrical utilities
debt
— payable in US funds 33, 50
— retirement 7, 22, 23, 27, 29, 30, 34
— appropriation 22, 23, 27
DeCew Falls GS 38
Demand charge 53
— primary energy 1, 37
— primary peak 2, 3, 8
Dependable peak capacity 2, 3, 40
— of East System 41
— of West System 41
Depreciation accumulated 23, 28, 48
MEU
see Municipal electrical utilities
Ontario Hydro
see Financial Statements
— expense 21, 27
— provision for 24, 27, 48
— rates 24
174
Index
Description of main classes of retail service 80, 81
Des Joachims GS 38
Detroit Edison Company 39
Deutschemarks, bonds in 33, 50
Diesel-electric generation 39
Direct customers
see Customers, direct
Distribution facilities, Ontario Hydro-owned 23, 46
Diversity, power 38
Dow Chemical 39
Dryden Area 84
Dundas Area 83
E
E-15GS 14
East Elgin Area 83
— System 37
Eastern Region 83, 85
Electrical Power System Construction
Association 18
Electricity sales
see Sales, electricity
Employee Benefits 18
Employees, number of 2, 3
Energy charge 53
— Conservation 11
— delivered by Ontario Hydro to MEU 41, 42
— deliveries from Manitoba 39
— deliveries from Quebec 39
— generated and purchased 2, 3, 37, 39
— Minister of 2
— Ministry of 1 1
— needs, future 1, 12
— primary, delivered to interconnected
utilities 41, 43
— primary demands 9
— primary supplied 2, 3
— produced
by hydro-electric generating stations 9, 38
by thermal-electric units 9, 39
for commercial load 41, 42
— purchased 37, 39
by MEU 42
— requirements 41
— sales 42, 43
average per customer
farm service 86
general service 86, 87, 92
municipal service 92
retail service 86, 87
primary 2, 3, 9, 41, 42
to direct customers 43
to municipalities 42
to retail customers 43
— secondary 2, 3
— supplied 2, 3, 37, 41, 42, 43
to direct industrial customers 41, 43
to interconnected systems 9, 41, 43
to MEU 41, 42
to retail customers 43
English River 38
Environment 16
— Ministry of the 17
— problems 12, 15, 16
— programs 16
— studies 16, 17
Environmental Review Board 16
Equipment purchased 17
Equities accumulated through debt retirement 72-79
appropriations and interest 29, 30, 72-79
Equity of MEU in Ontario Hydro system 30, 72-79,
91,94-150
Essex Area 83
Evaluation of the Pension Fund 35
Expenditures on fixed assets 2, 3, 15, 22
see also Financial Statements
assets, fixed
Expense of the MEU
see Municipal electrical utilities
expense
Exploration 10
Export of Power 9
Farm customers
see Customers
— service 43
defined 80
Fenelon Falls Area 84
Final offer selection 18
Finance 21
Financial features 7
— operations of MEU 94-150
Financial Statements —
assets 28
assets, fixed 28, 46, 47
assistance, provincial 29
balance sheet 28
bonds payable 29, 49-51
changes in financial position 23, 31
cost of power 27
— of providing service 27, 54-71
depreciation 27, 28, 31, 48
equities 27, 29, 30, 72-79
equities accumulated through debt retirement 29,
72-79
funded debt, see bonds payable
liabilities 21,29
net income 22, 27
appropriations 22, 27
operations, financial, statement of. 27
pension and insurance fund 35
reserve appropriation 27, 30
revenue 27
stabilization of rates 27, 29, 30
Fixed Assets 22, 24, 46
investment in, MEU 91, 94-150
Forecasts of material requirements 10
Foreign currency translation 25
Fort Frances Area 84
Index
175
Frankford Area 83
Fuel availability 10
— fossil reserves 4
— prices of 2, 17
— requirements 9, 10, 17
— use of garbage 17
G
General rate 89
number of utilities using 89
revenue of MEU 89,752-777
— service 42-43, 81
customers, number of 86, 87, 92, 152-171
MEU 89
retail 86,87
Generating capacity added 8, 40-41
— loss of capacity 41
— stations
see also individual listings
see also Financial Statements,
assets
Generation development 12, 13, 14, 15
Georgian Bay Region 84, 85
Geraldton Area 84
Government of Ontario 1, 2, 3, 4, 25, 32
— of Canada 3
Great Lakes Power Corporation 39
Growth in requirements 1, 9, 40
GuelphArea 83
H
Harmon GS 38
Head Office building 18
Hearn, Richard L., GS 39
Holden, Otto, GS 38
Huntsville Area 84
Hydro Place 18, 19, 20
Hydro-electric energy generated 38, 39
— generating facilities 38, 39
— production 9, 37, 38, 39
— resources 9, 10, 38, 39
Hydro-Quebec Power Commission 39
Income, net, of MEU
see also Municipal electric utilities
revenue
net of Ontario Hydro
appropriations from 21, 27
Increase in bonds payable 23, 31
— in borrowings 31
— in demands 8
— in generating capacity 40, 41
— in miles of rural line 82
— in peak capacity 40
— in power requirements during 1975 40, 41
— in rates 2, 3, 4
— in revenue from rate changes 21, 89
— in revenues, MEU 89
Industrial customers,
see Customers, direct
— power service 42, 43
Inflation 1,2, 17
Insurance fund 35
Interchange of power 37
Interconnected utilities 9
Interest expense 22, 32
Interim billing 52
— rates to municipalities 2
Interruptible load 41
Investment of MEU in fixed assets 94-150
see also Municipal electrical utilities,
assets
— in coal supply 33
Investments 33
Clark Keith GS
see Keith, J. Clark, GS
Kaminestiquia River 38
Kapuskasing Area 84
Keith, J. Clark, GS 39
Kenora Area 84
Kent Area 83
Kingston Area 83
Kipling GS 38
Kirkland Lake Area 84
Kleinburg outdoor test station 17
L
Labour relations 18
Lakeview GS 39
Lambton Area 83
— GS 39
Legislature of the Province 6
Lennox GS 12, 13, 15, 39
Liabilities, long-term
see Financial statements,
bonds payable
Listowel Area 83
Little Long GS 38
Load cut under interruptible contracts 41
Long-range planning 1, 12
Long-term debt
see Financial Statements
of MEU 94-150
Lower Notch GS 38
Luscar Coal Limited 1 1
M
Madawaska River 38
Manitoba Hydro-Electric system 39
176
Index
Manitou Falls GS 38
Manitoulin Area 84
Margin of net income of MEU 90
— of reserve capacity 40-41
Markham Area 83
Materials purchased 17
Matheson Area 84
Mattagami R 38
Mattawa 85
Metropolitan Toronto 17
Milton 16
— TS 16
Minden Area 84
Miscellaneous revenue of MEU 89
Mississagi River 38
Montreal River 38
Moore Township - see Courtright
Mountain Chute GS 38
Municipal distribution systems 94-150
— electrical service supplement 89-1 71
— electrical utilities 17, 18, 94-171
accounts 5. 94-150
assets, fixed, at cost 90, 94-150
audit 93
commercial service 151
cost, average perkWh 54-71
— of power 54-71
customers served 2, 3, 44
debt 91,94-150
depreciation 91, 94-150
energy consumption 42
— supplied 54-71
equity in Ontario Hydro system 91, 93, 94-150
expense 90, 94-150
financial operations 94-150
general service 89, 92, 151, 152-171
income, see revenue
industrial service 151
net income 94-150
number of 2, 3, 94, 95
power supplied 54-71
rates, wholesale 2
relationship to Ontario Hydro 5, 6
residential service 152-171
revenue 89, 94-150
— systems, number of. 2, 3
— systems, owned and operated by
Ontario Hydro 6,85
Municipalities 8, 94-1 50
N
Nanticoke GS 8, 13, 14, 15, 39
Negotiations with unions 18
Net revenue of MEU 90, 94-151
New Liskeard Area 84
Newmarket Area 83
Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation 39
— Region 83, 85
— River 37, 38
Nipigon River 38
North Bay Area 84
North Channel of Lake Huron 14
Northwest Territories 10
Northeastern Region 84, 85
Northwestern Region 84, 85
Nuclear agreement 25
— capacity in construction program 13
— fuel 4
— Power Demonstration GS 39
— program 4
Nuclear-electric production 9, 39
— stations 14
— units 7
Number of employees, average in year 2, 3
— of retail customers served 44, 85
— of rural customers served 85
— of ultimate customers served 44
OMEA see Ontario Municipal
Electric Association
Ontario Energy Board 2, 3
— Energy Board Act 2
— Government 1
— Hydro distribution facilities 6, 46, 47
— Hydro Employees's Union 18
— Minnesota Pulp and Paper Company 39
— Municipal Electric Association 5
— Power GS 38
Operation expense 21
Operations
— statement of, municipal 94-150
see also Municipal electrical
utilities, financial operations
— statement of, Ontario Hydro 27
see also Financial Statements,
Operations
Orangeville Area 84
Orillia Area 84
Ottawa River 37, 38
Otter Rapids GS 38
Output of hydro-electric stations 9, 38
Owen Sound Area 84
P
Parry Sound Area 84
PASNY see Power Authority of the
State of New York
Peak demand 2, 3, 8
Penetanguishene Area 84
Pension and Insurance Fund 35
— Plan 25
Perth Area 83
Peterborough Area 83
Pickering GS 4, 13, 14, 15, 16, 39
Picton Area 83
Pine Portage GS 38
Planning, long-range 1, 12
Public hearings 5, 12
Index
111
Power Authority of the State of
New York 39
— Commission Act 6
— Corporation Act 6
— development program 1, 13
— District 80
— primary 5
— produced for General Service 8, 40
— purchased 37, 39, 40, 41
— requirements 2, 3, 40, 41
— resources 2, 3, 38, 39, 40, 41
Program of capital construction 12, 13
Progress on power developments 14, 15
Provincial Government 4, 1 1
— Treasurer 3
Provision for depreciation 27, 48
— for reserve for stabilization of
rates and contingencies 27, 30
Public participation programs 12
Purchased energy 36, 37, 39
Q
Quebec Hydro-Electric Commission 39
R
Rate stabilization reserve 27, 29, 30, 52
Rates, retail 2, 3
— review 2, 13
— wholesale 2, 3, 4
Rayner, George W., GS 38
Red Rock Falls GS 38
Regulatory powers 6, 90
Requirements, energy 41, 42, 43
— of direct customers 41, 43
— power 40, 41
— primary energy 41
Research activities 16, 17
Reserve capacity 40,41
— for stabilization of rates and
contingencies 22, 27, 29, 30
see also Financial Statements,
reserve provision 22, 27
Reserves of fossil fuels 4
— of power 40, 41
Residential service 9, 81, 86, 87, 92, 152-171
municipal systems 92, 152-1 71
retail %\,86,87
revenue of MEU 89, 94-150
Resources 38, 39, 40, 41
see also Capacity, dependable peak
hydro-electric 9, 38
thermal-electric 9, 39
Retail customers of Ontario Hydro,
number of 44, 83-85
— customers of MEU 92, 152-171
— distribution facilities 2, 3, 46
— distribution of electricity 80
— service 6
by MEU 152-171
by Ontario Hydro 6, 80, 81
Revenue of Ontario Hydro 1, 2, 3, 21, 27
from direct customers 2 1
from export of secondary energy 21
from MEU 21, 52
from retail customers 21, 52
from rural customers 86, 87
from sales of power and energy 21
from sales to interconnected systems 21
— of MEU 89, 94-150
— per kWh 86, 87, 92
municipal 89
retail 86,87
Revised Statutes of Ontario 6
Richard L. Hearn GS
see Hearn, Richard L., GS
Rights of way 15, 16
Royal Commission on Electric Power Planning 5
Rural assistance 29
— customers, number of 83-85
— distribution facilities 83-85
— electrical service 80
— energy consumption 42-43
— general service, defined 81
— residential service
defined 81
— residential intermittent-occupancy
service defined 81
S
St. Lawrence River 38
Sales, electricity
municipal 42, 52-171
retail 43,86,87
— of energy 21, 42, 43
— of secondary energy 21
Saunders, Robert H., St. Lawrence GS 31, 38
Saskatchewan 10
Secondary energy 6, 37, 41, 43
revenue 21
Select Committee of the Legislature 4, 12
Shell Canada Ltd 10
Silver Falls GS 38
Simcoe Area 83
Society of Ontario Hydro Professional
Engineers and Associates 18
SOHPEA, see Society of Ontario Hydro
Professional Engineers and Associates
Solandt Commission 12
Stabilization of rates and contingencies
reserve 30
Standard accounting system of MEU 93
Stayner Area 84
Stewartville GS 38
Stoney Creek Area 83
Storage conditions 37
Strathroy Area 83
Stream-flow conditions 37
— variations 37
Street lighting revenue of M EU 92, 152-1 71
178
Index
Sudbury Area 84
Supply 17
Swiss currency bonds 51
T
Thermal-electric additional capacity
planned 13, 14
— energy generated 939, 40
— generating stations 39
— production 9
— resources 39
Thunder Bay Area 84
— Bay GS 14, 39
Timmins Area 84
Toronto 39
Power GS 38
Transformer stations 16
Transmission lines 2, 3„ 15, 16
conversion to higher voltage 17
miles in service 40
underground 17
joint use of Right-of-way 16
Tweed Area 83
U
Ultimate customers served 44
Uniform system of accounts for MEU ......93
United States 9, 21
currency bonds 50
Uranium supply 10
V
Vankleek Hill Area 83
Variations in stream flows 37
W
W-3GS 14
Walkerton Area 84
Warren Area 84
Watts from Waste Project 17
WellandArea 83
— Canal 38
Wells GS 38
Wesleyville GS 13, 14, 17
West German currency, bonds in 50
— System 37
Western Region 83,85
Whitedog Falls GS 38
Winchester Area 83
Winnipeg River 38
Y
Year-round residential service 81, 86
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ONT ONTARIO HYDRO
HYDRO STATISTICAL YEARBOOK,
YRBK 1975.
1975
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