News - Manitoba Hydro

Manitoba Hydro released its annual report showing a total consolidated net income of $99 million for the fiscal year ended March 31, 2020, $22 million below the budgeted net income of $121 million, and also down $22 million from the previous year’s net income.

After 60 years of operation and with abundant renewable hydro-electric power, Manitoba Hydro’s thermal Selkirk Generating Station is being taken out of service.

Aggressive scammers continue to target Manitoba Hydro customers throughout the province, threatening to shut off their power unless immediate payment is made.

Starting 8pm on December 5, a transformer, weighing about 179,000 kilograms (almost 200 tons), will travel a carefully planned route from Winnipeg to Manitoba Hydro’s Riel Converter Station east of the city.

Manitoba Infrastructure’s Hydrologic Forecast Centre reports the impacts of the mid-October severe weather event are diminishing, but flood warnings and high water advisories remain in place for some areas of the province.

Crews from Manitoba Hydro are continuing to fan out across southern Manitoba in an effort to restore power outages caused by a severe winter storm.

Manitoba Hydro is offering a $10 rebate on the purchase of approved carbon monoxide alarms from participating retailers in Steinbach and the surrounding areas.

The Manitoba government confirmed the receipt of the Clean Environment Commission’s report on the public outreach and review of the Regional Cumulative Effects Assessment, which was conducted by the province and Manitoba Hydro.

Manitoba Hydro recently released its annual report showing a total consolidated net income of $37 million for the fiscal year ended March 31, 2018, down from $71 million in 2016-17.

Manitoba Hydro is asking the Manitoba Court of Appeal to review and overturn certain aspects of a recent Public Utilities Board order.