Brantford Power IncBox 308, Brantford, Ontario, Canada

Serving approximately 38,500 residential, commercial and industrial customers in the City of Brantford, the Public Utilities Commission now Brantford Power Inc. has been providing electricity distribution since 1935. We are committed to delivering safe, efficient and reliable electricity to our customers while offering the best energy and conservation solutions and superior customer service.

Brantford Power’s strategic focus is on building sustainable communities while making continual improvements and investments across all aspects of its business including employee and community safety; operational efficiency and reliability, responsible asset management and innovation; responsive customer service; and conservation programs. The company is wholly owned by the Brantford Energy Corporation.

Brantford Power is governed by a Board of Directors that has ultimate accountability for the overall direction and results of the Corporation. The board oversees the conduct of the business and the performance of management who are responsible for the day-to-day operations of the business.

• Our electrical system spans over 649 kilometers
• We operate one transformer station – jointly owned by Brantford Power and Brant County Power. We also receive power from two Hydro One transformer stations.
• Our service interruptions are consistently below the Ontario average
• Peak electricity demand was approximately 220 megawatts in July 2013

Brantford Power, delivering safe and reliable power is important to us. Sometimes, however, unscheduled power outages happen due to extreme weather or unforseen equipment failure. In response to calls regarding power outages and to provide information about planned and unplanned outages, Brantford Power provides customer service personnel, including an after-hours emergency contact centre.

REPORTING AN OUTAGE

Before you call:

To lessen unnecessary service calls, please check to ensure the power interruption is not a result of a tripped breaker or blown fuse in your electrical panel. Also, check with your neighbours to see if their power is out.