David Raymond Amos @DavidRayAmos
Methinks David Pasieka did not do his homework very well N'esy Pas?
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https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/enbridge-gas-new-brunswick-sold-1.4932050
Algonquin Power buys Enbridge Gas New Brunswick for $331M
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David Amos
Methinks Minister Holland made some interesting statements on the radio just now N'esy Pas?
David Amos
Methinks David Pasieka did not do his homework very well N'esy Pas?
Marc LeBlanc
@David Amos Algonquin,soon to be Liberty is American owned.
Given the current state of Canada/US relations on trade I hope Mr Paseika
comes with a big bag of goodies N'esy Pas?
Given the current state of Canada/US relations on trade I hope Mr Paseika
comes with a big bag of goodies N'esy Pas?
David Amos
@Marc LeBlanc Methinks you should know that you are quite likely a stakeholder in the aforesaid company N'esy Pas?
Harold Benson
To bad they would'nt but NB Nopwer.
David Guitard
@Harold Benson Be careful what you wish for.
Michel Boudreau
@Harold Benson David Guitard
is right, be very carefull of what you wish for, Selling NBPower to the
private sector like it almost happen few years back to Hydro Québec
would have remove a serious revenue out of Taxpayer account. Making us
Taxpayer pay more to fill up that account and the province loan. It not
fun to pay high on power but at less the money help pay the province
loan. Hopping one day we pay less tax once the loan is paid out.
David Amos
@Harold Benson Methinks Sam must agree with you N'esy Pas?
David Amos
@Michel Boudreau Dream on
Lou Bell
Enbridge started in NB as an "
old boys club " , whose exclusive members bought in and were assured a
return of over 10 % per year , all on the backs of their customers .
They were given a blank cheque and planned on taking full advantage of
their customers , starting with false promises on how much money they
would save by going to natural gas . Was working until they got caught !
David Amos
@Lou Bell Oh So True
Marc LeBlanc
If they weren't charging the
highest rates in the country they(Enbridge) might have reached their
targets.Perception is everything
David Amos
@Marc LeBlanc YUP
Methinks that is particularly important when playing with other people's money N'esy Pas?
Methinks that is particularly important when playing with other people's money N'esy Pas?
Michael Hunt
I might actually buy from
them if they promised to lay off a bunch of those people. Very unethical
company in my opinion. NB hates you Enbridge. You will get no sympathy
from me.
David Amos
@Michael Hunt Methinks you
should check my work within the EUB matter # 357 I would lay odds that
Minister Holland didn't N'esy Pas?
Algonquin Power buys Enbridge Gas New Brunswick for $331M
Algonquin official David Pasieka optimistic the deal can stabilize province's high natural gas rates
Canada's largest natural-gas
pipeline company is dumping its once-troubled New Brunswick retail gas
system less than two decades after it entered the provincial market.
Calgary-based Enbridge is selling its subsidiary, Enbridge Gas New Brunswick, to Algonquin Power and Utilities for $331 million.
David Pasieka, Algonquin's chief transformation officer, said Tuesday that the company is optimistic that eventually it can stabilize New Brunswick natural gas rates, which are now the highest in Canada.
"We hope that our growth plan will ultimately be able to come up with some other ideas which ultimately will benefit you and the price that's associated with the gas you're paying for," he said during an interview at Enbridge's Fredericton office.
The acquisition comes two years after a legal settlement between Enbridge and the province, designed to address uncertainty about the future of natural gas in the province.
The
terms of the settlement meant Enbridge "had been looking forward from
2016," and now Algonquin will inherit the benefits of that agreement,
Pasieka said.
With Algonquin's "entrepreneurial spirit" and the local experience Enbridge's employees will bring to the company, "we should be able to do good things together," he said.
Jennifer Rowland, an energy industry analyst, said Enbridge's sale was less about exiting the New Brunswick market and more about the company's selling off of $8 billion in assets to pay down debt from its purchase of another energy company two years ago.
"Enbridge has been selling assets all year," she said.
Enbridge won the franchise to distribute offshore Nova Scotia natural gas from the Maritimes and Northeast pipeline in 1999, beating out Irving Oil.
But it fell short of its goal of signing up the 71,000 customers it hoped to enrol within its first two decades. The much smaller base of 12,000 customers had to be charged more to pay down Enbridge's accumulated debt from building its lines.
That contributed to ever-increasing distribution rates for customers, which the previous PC government tried to stop by passing legislation in 2011 to break Enbridge's contract. The legislation let competitors enter the retail gas market to force rates down.
The commodity rate for natural gas in New Brunswick is one of the highest in Canada. (CBC)
Enbridge filed lawsuits claiming $800 million, lawsuits the Liberal government settled in 2016.
That settlement capped gas rates for 2018 and 2019 in return for letting Enbridge seek higher rate increases after that, to pay down its deferral account. It also extended Enbridge's franchise agreement by 25 years and restored its near-monopoly.
Now it's up to Algonquin to build on that stability, Pasieka said.
"We have a very optimistic growth plan set up for here. We think we can bring more customers onto the pipe. That will be helpful for everybody. We'll look for diversifying supply and signing longer-term contracts."
One element will be an incentive program to persuade new customers to sign up for natural gas.
Pasieka said Algonquin's shareholders will put up $5 million to fund those incentives, which could include covering "up to 100 per cent" of the costs of converting homes to natural gas. He said the details will be worked out after the sale is finalized.
Premier Blaine Higgs called the acquisition a good sign for the economy.
"It's an encouraging sign of a company investing in our province, so that's positive," he said.
"They seem to want to grow the market, [for] which the opportunity exists more so if we can develop some of our homegrown resources to supply it."
Premier Blaine Higgs says the sale of Enbridge Gas New Brunswick is a good sign for the economy. (James West/Canadian Press)
That's
a reference to the PC decision to partially lift a moratorium on shale
gas development in the Sussex area if there's local support for it.
Pasieka also said that could "fit into the equation" for the company.
But he said the Enbridge deal has been in the works for about fourth months and is not related to the recent election result or any policy decisions by the new Progressive Conservative government.
"This opportunity came up," he said. "We knocked on their door and the timing was right for Enbridge. … It was just almost happenstance that the situations come together at almost the same time."
Algonquin does not plan to cut any staff in the province.
"Every employee here in New Brunswick will keep their job," Pasieka said. "They'll keep their title, they'll keep their pay and their benefits."
The company will also relocate to Fredericton a handful of Enbridge employees who deal with New Brunswick customer-service calls from an out-of-province office.
The acquisition must be approved by the provincial Energy and Utilities Board.
Algonquin will run the gas operation through its subsidiary, Liberty Utilities. The company operates 39 utilities in the United States.
The New Brunswick retail gas system will be the company's first regulated utility in Canada, though it already operates the Tinker Dam, a hydroelectric dam in Victoria County that sells electricity to the municipally owned power utility in the nearby Perth-Andover.
Dan Dionne, the village manager in Perth-Andover, said the company has been good to deal with. Last year, the village signed a 14-year extension on its contract for power from the dam.
Dan Dionne, the village administrator in Perth-Andover, says Algonquin Power and Utilities has been good to deal with. (CBC)
"We're
certainly looking forward to a long-term relationship with them, and
found them very professional and A-1 to work with so far," Dionne said.
Pasieka would not comment on how the carbon-tax debate would affect the company.
The previous Liberal government's climate plan exempted fossil fuels for home heating from its carbon price. But Ottawa rejected that plan and will impose its own carbon tax, which will apply to residential natural gas, starting next year.
"We're just monitoring the situation and we'll see how that unfolds," Pasieka said.
Calgary-based Enbridge is selling its subsidiary, Enbridge Gas New Brunswick, to Algonquin Power and Utilities for $331 million.
David Pasieka, Algonquin's chief transformation officer, said Tuesday that the company is optimistic that eventually it can stabilize New Brunswick natural gas rates, which are now the highest in Canada.
"We hope that our growth plan will ultimately be able to come up with some other ideas which ultimately will benefit you and the price that's associated with the gas you're paying for," he said during an interview at Enbridge's Fredericton office.
The acquisition comes two years after a legal settlement between Enbridge and the province, designed to address uncertainty about the future of natural gas in the province.
Enbridge Gas New Brunswick reached a settlement with the province after suing for $800 million.
With Algonquin's "entrepreneurial spirit" and the local experience Enbridge's employees will bring to the company, "we should be able to do good things together," he said.
Jennifer Rowland, an energy industry analyst, said Enbridge's sale was less about exiting the New Brunswick market and more about the company's selling off of $8 billion in assets to pay down debt from its purchase of another energy company two years ago.
"Enbridge has been selling assets all year," she said.
Enbridge won the franchise to distribute offshore Nova Scotia natural gas from the Maritimes and Northeast pipeline in 1999, beating out Irving Oil.
But it fell short of its goal of signing up the 71,000 customers it hoped to enrol within its first two decades. The much smaller base of 12,000 customers had to be charged more to pay down Enbridge's accumulated debt from building its lines.
That contributed to ever-increasing distribution rates for customers, which the previous PC government tried to stop by passing legislation in 2011 to break Enbridge's contract. The legislation let competitors enter the retail gas market to force rates down.
That settlement capped gas rates for 2018 and 2019 in return for letting Enbridge seek higher rate increases after that, to pay down its deferral account. It also extended Enbridge's franchise agreement by 25 years and restored its near-monopoly.
Now it's up to Algonquin to build on that stability, Pasieka said.
"We have a very optimistic growth plan set up for here. We think we can bring more customers onto the pipe. That will be helpful for everybody. We'll look for diversifying supply and signing longer-term contracts."
One element will be an incentive program to persuade new customers to sign up for natural gas.
Pasieka said Algonquin's shareholders will put up $5 million to fund those incentives, which could include covering "up to 100 per cent" of the costs of converting homes to natural gas. He said the details will be worked out after the sale is finalized.
'An encouraging sign'
Premier Blaine Higgs called the acquisition a good sign for the economy.
"It's an encouraging sign of a company investing in our province, so that's positive," he said.
"They seem to want to grow the market, [for] which the opportunity exists more so if we can develop some of our homegrown resources to supply it."
Pasieka also said that could "fit into the equation" for the company.
But he said the Enbridge deal has been in the works for about fourth months and is not related to the recent election result or any policy decisions by the new Progressive Conservative government.
"This opportunity came up," he said. "We knocked on their door and the timing was right for Enbridge. … It was just almost happenstance that the situations come together at almost the same time."
No cuts
Algonquin does not plan to cut any staff in the province.
"Every employee here in New Brunswick will keep their job," Pasieka said. "They'll keep their title, they'll keep their pay and their benefits."
The company will also relocate to Fredericton a handful of Enbridge employees who deal with New Brunswick customer-service calls from an out-of-province office.
The acquisition must be approved by the provincial Energy and Utilities Board.
Algonquin will run the gas operation through its subsidiary, Liberty Utilities. The company operates 39 utilities in the United States.
Previous Canadian dealings
The New Brunswick retail gas system will be the company's first regulated utility in Canada, though it already operates the Tinker Dam, a hydroelectric dam in Victoria County that sells electricity to the municipally owned power utility in the nearby Perth-Andover.
Dan Dionne, the village manager in Perth-Andover, said the company has been good to deal with. Last year, the village signed a 14-year extension on its contract for power from the dam.
Pasieka would not comment on how the carbon-tax debate would affect the company.
The previous Liberal government's climate plan exempted fossil fuels for home heating from its carbon price. But Ottawa rejected that plan and will impose its own carbon tax, which will apply to residential natural gas, starting next year.
"We're just monitoring the situation and we'll see how that unfolds," Pasieka said.
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Pipelines run near oil storage tanks at the Enbridge Inc. Cushing storage terminal in Cushing, Oklahoma, U.S., on Wednesday, March 25, 2015. , Bloomberg
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CALGARY -- Enbridge Inc. has signed a deal to sell its natural gas distribution business in New Brunswick to Algonquin Power and Utilities Corp. for $331 million in cash.
Enbridge Gas New Brunswick operates and maintains more than 1,200 km of natural gas distribution pipeline in 12 communities in New Brunswick with 12,000 customers.
The company says employees, customers, partners and suppliers can expect no change to the day-to-day operations as it works to complete the deal.
Algonquin says it plans to maintain local employment and the existing operating and management structure.
The sale is subject to regulatory approvals and other customary closing conditions.
It is expected to close in 2019.
https://www.newswire.ca/news-releases/algonquin-power--utilities-corp-announces-agreement-to-acquire-enbridge-gas-new-brunswick-701864362.html
OAKVILLE, ON, Dec. 4, 2018 /CNW/ - Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp. ("APUC" or "the Company") (TSX/NYSE: AQN) today announced that its subsidiary Liberty Utilities (Canada) LP ("Liberty Utilities") has entered into an agreement to purchase Enbridge Gas New Brunswick Limited Partnership ("New Brunswick Gas"), a subsidiary of Enbridge Inc. (TSX: ENB), along with its general partner for C$331 million, subject to certain customary adjustments (the "Transaction"). New Brunswick Gas is a regulated utility that provides natural gas to approximately 12,000 customers in 12 communities across New Brunswick, and operates approximately 800 km of natural gas distribution pipeline.
Pipelines run near oil storage tanks at the Enbridge Inc. Cushing storage terminal in Cushing, Oklahoma, U.S., on Wednesday, March 25, 2015. , Bloomberg
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CALGARY -- Enbridge Inc. has signed a deal to sell its natural gas distribution business in New Brunswick to Algonquin Power and Utilities Corp. for $331 million in cash.
Enbridge Gas New Brunswick operates and maintains more than 1,200 km of natural gas distribution pipeline in 12 communities in New Brunswick with 12,000 customers.
The company says employees, customers, partners and suppliers can expect no change to the day-to-day operations as it works to complete the deal.
Algonquin says it plans to maintain local employment and the existing operating and management structure.
The sale is subject to regulatory approvals and other customary closing conditions.
It is expected to close in 2019.
https://www.newswire.ca/news-releases/algonquin-power--utilities-corp-announces-agreement-to-acquire-enbridge-gas-new-brunswick-701864362.html
Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp. Announces Agreement to Acquire Enbridge Gas New Brunswick
Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp.
Dec 04, 2018, 07:00 ET
Transaction Advances North American Utility Distribution Business Growth Strategy
Highlights:
- Acquisition marks Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp.'s (APUC) first utility operation in Canada, and expands its regulated natural gas distribution footprint
- Consistent with APUC's growth strategy and is expected to provide opportunities for further expansion of its distribution business
- Purchase price of C$331 million, expected to be immediately accretive to APUC's earnings per share
- Transaction closing is expected in 2019, following regulatory approvals
- Commitment to maintain local employment and the continued safe, reliable provision of service to customers
- Following Transaction closing, APUC plans to establish the C$5 million "Fuel for the Future" fund, aimed at increasing the accessibility of natural gas in New Brunswick
OAKVILLE, ON, Dec. 4, 2018 /CNW/ - Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp. ("APUC" or "the Company") (TSX/NYSE: AQN) today announced that its subsidiary Liberty Utilities (Canada) LP ("Liberty Utilities") has entered into an agreement to purchase Enbridge Gas New Brunswick Limited Partnership ("New Brunswick Gas"), a subsidiary of Enbridge Inc. (TSX: ENB), along with its general partner for C$331 million, subject to certain customary adjustments (the "Transaction"). New Brunswick Gas is a regulated utility that provides natural gas to approximately 12,000 customers in 12 communities across New Brunswick, and operates approximately 800 km of natural gas distribution pipeline.
"The acquisition of New Brunswick Gas builds on the growth
strategy for Liberty Utilities' East Region through the addition of a
new, high-quality utility while being immediately accretive to APUC's
earnings," said Ian Robertson,
Chief Executive Officer of APUC. "As a proudly Canadian company, we see
New Brunswick Gas as an ideal opportunity to expand the distribution
footprint into Canada,
where we see tremendous potential to invest in growing the customer
base. We look forward to welcoming the New Brunswick Gas team to the
APUC family, and are committed to supporting the dedicated teams as they
continue to deliver the same great services across the province."
Transaction Highlights
Financing expected to be consistent with APUC'S investment grade capital structure - The financing plan for the Transaction is expected to be consistent with APUC's current credit profile and strong investment grade credit ratings. Closing of the Transaction is expected to occur within the first half of 2019 and remains subject to customary closing conditions, including the receipt of regulatory and government approvals.
Continuing Commitment to Communities, Customers and Employees – The Transaction is not expected to affect New Brunswick Gas customers or the rates paid for service. APUC intends to maintain local employment and the existing local operating and management structure. Liberty Utilities plans to establish the "Fuel for the Future" fund which, subject to conditions to be announced, could offer rebates of up to 100 percent of the cost of converting new customers in order to take advantage of the economic, clean and convenient natural gas in New Brunswick. Liberty Utilities plans to work closely with New Brunswick Gas towards a successful and seamless transition, under which customers will continue to receive the same uninterrupted, safe and reliable service to which they have been accustomed.
Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp. to Host Analyst and Investor Day Events
On December 4th and December 5th, APUC will be hosting its annual Analyst and Investor Day events in Toronto and New York, respectively. During these events, management plans to provide further information on its current operations, business developments and outlook for future growth and recent capital investments. Institutional investors and research analysts interested in attending may contact APUC's Investor Relations team at investorrelations@apucorp.com for further information.
About Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp.
APUC is a diversified generation, transmission and distribution utility with approximately US$9 billion of total assets. Through its two business groups, APUC provides rate regulated natural gas, water, and electricity generation, transmission, and distribution utility services to over 766,000 connections, and is committed to being a global leader in the generation of clean energy through its ownership of, or interest in, long term contracted wind, solar and hydroelectric generating facilities representing approximately 1.7 GW of installed capacity. With a team of over 2,300 talented employees, APUC delivers continuing growth through an expanding pipeline of renewable energy development projects, organic growth within its rate regulated generation, distribution and transmission businesses, and the pursuit of accretive acquisitions. APUC's common shares, Series A preferred shares and Series D preferred shares are listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the symbols AQN, AQN.PR.A, and AQN.PR.D, respectively. APUC's common shares and Series A subordinated notes are also listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbols AQN and AQNA.
Visit APUC at www.algonquinpowerandutilities.com and follow us on Twitter @AQN_Utilities.
Caution Regarding Forward-Looking Information
Certain statements included in this news release contain information that is forward-looking within the meaning of certain securities laws, including information and statements regarding the completion of the proposed Transaction, the anticipated benefits of the proposed Transaction and APUC's prospective results of operations, financial position or cash flows. These statements are based on factors or assumptions that were applied in drawing a conclusion or making a forecast or projection, including assumptions based on historical trends, current conditions and expected future developments. Since forward-looking statements relate to future events and conditions, by their very nature they require making assumptions and involve inherent risks and uncertainties. APUC cautions that although it is believed that the assumptions are reasonable in the circumstances, these risks and uncertainties give rise to the possibility that actual results may differ materially from the expectations set out in the forward-looking statements. Material risk factors include those set out in the management's discussion and analysis section of APUC's most recent annual report, quarterly report, and APUC's Annual Information Form. Given these risks, undue reliance should not be placed on these forward-looking statements, which apply only as of their dates. Other than as specifically required by law, APUC undertakes no obligation to update any forward-looking statements or information to reflect new information, subsequent or otherwise.
SOURCE Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp.
For further information: Investor Relations: Ian Tharp or Elif
McDonald, 905-465-4500, investorrelations@apucorp.com; Media: Sharon
Nease, 416-520-3199, Sharon.Nease@apucorp.com
Transaction Highlights
Financing expected to be consistent with APUC'S investment grade capital structure - The financing plan for the Transaction is expected to be consistent with APUC's current credit profile and strong investment grade credit ratings. Closing of the Transaction is expected to occur within the first half of 2019 and remains subject to customary closing conditions, including the receipt of regulatory and government approvals.
Continuing Commitment to Communities, Customers and Employees – The Transaction is not expected to affect New Brunswick Gas customers or the rates paid for service. APUC intends to maintain local employment and the existing local operating and management structure. Liberty Utilities plans to establish the "Fuel for the Future" fund which, subject to conditions to be announced, could offer rebates of up to 100 percent of the cost of converting new customers in order to take advantage of the economic, clean and convenient natural gas in New Brunswick. Liberty Utilities plans to work closely with New Brunswick Gas towards a successful and seamless transition, under which customers will continue to receive the same uninterrupted, safe and reliable service to which they have been accustomed.
Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp. to Host Analyst and Investor Day Events
On December 4th and December 5th, APUC will be hosting its annual Analyst and Investor Day events in Toronto and New York, respectively. During these events, management plans to provide further information on its current operations, business developments and outlook for future growth and recent capital investments. Institutional investors and research analysts interested in attending may contact APUC's Investor Relations team at investorrelations@apucorp.com for further information.
About Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp.
APUC is a diversified generation, transmission and distribution utility with approximately US$9 billion of total assets. Through its two business groups, APUC provides rate regulated natural gas, water, and electricity generation, transmission, and distribution utility services to over 766,000 connections, and is committed to being a global leader in the generation of clean energy through its ownership of, or interest in, long term contracted wind, solar and hydroelectric generating facilities representing approximately 1.7 GW of installed capacity. With a team of over 2,300 talented employees, APUC delivers continuing growth through an expanding pipeline of renewable energy development projects, organic growth within its rate regulated generation, distribution and transmission businesses, and the pursuit of accretive acquisitions. APUC's common shares, Series A preferred shares and Series D preferred shares are listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the symbols AQN, AQN.PR.A, and AQN.PR.D, respectively. APUC's common shares and Series A subordinated notes are also listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbols AQN and AQNA.
Visit APUC at www.algonquinpowerandutilities.com and follow us on Twitter @AQN_Utilities.
Caution Regarding Forward-Looking Information
Certain statements included in this news release contain information that is forward-looking within the meaning of certain securities laws, including information and statements regarding the completion of the proposed Transaction, the anticipated benefits of the proposed Transaction and APUC's prospective results of operations, financial position or cash flows. These statements are based on factors or assumptions that were applied in drawing a conclusion or making a forecast or projection, including assumptions based on historical trends, current conditions and expected future developments. Since forward-looking statements relate to future events and conditions, by their very nature they require making assumptions and involve inherent risks and uncertainties. APUC cautions that although it is believed that the assumptions are reasonable in the circumstances, these risks and uncertainties give rise to the possibility that actual results may differ materially from the expectations set out in the forward-looking statements. Material risk factors include those set out in the management's discussion and analysis section of APUC's most recent annual report, quarterly report, and APUC's Annual Information Form. Given these risks, undue reliance should not be placed on these forward-looking statements, which apply only as of their dates. Other than as specifically required by law, APUC undertakes no obligation to update any forward-looking statements or information to reflect new information, subsequent or otherwise.
SOURCE Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp.
For further information: Investor Relations: Ian Tharp or Elif
McDonald, 905-465-4500, investorrelations@apucorp.com; Media: Sharon
Nease, 416-520-3199, Sharon.Nease@apucorp.com
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