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1. www.hydro.mb.ca › corporate › publicationsReports & publications - Manitoba Hydro

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   Corporate publications. As a public, government-owned utility, we’re committed to transparency and accountability to all Manitobans. Our high-level corporate publications are issued monthly, quarterly, or annually and reflect how we do business in the province. Here you’ll find our annual and quarterly reports, our Environmental Social ...

2. www.hydro.mb.ca › docs › corporateManitoba Hydro

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4. globalnews.ca › news › 7669442Report shows Manitoba Hydro debt the ‘scandal of the century ...

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   Mar 1, 2021 · In that time, Manitoba Hydro’s debt tripled to more than $23 billion. Wall’s report said Manitoba Hydro officials and the former NDP government overestimated the potential for export sales ...

5. winnipeg.ctvnews.ca › manitoba-hydro-says-higherManitoba Hydro says higher rates needed to deal with debt ...

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   Nov 16, 2021 · Steve Lambert. Manitoba Hydro is asking the province's Public Utilities Board to approve an interim rate increase of five per cent as of Jan. 1. It's the latest move in an ongoing battle over how ...

6. www.statcan.gc.ca › en › mediaCombining Census and Manitoba Hydro data to understand ...

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   The first step in verification was to look at the hydro meter data and see if any of the residential meters were businesses by looking at the name associated with the meter. If the name was that of a business, we changed the meter's classification to a commercial meter. The second step was to look at the Census counts by dwelling type and then ...

7. www.annualreports.com › m › manitoba-hydro_2020Navigating change and challenges with action - AnnualReports.com

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   strategic plan for Manitoba Hydro to become more customer-centric, operate more efficiently, and undergo a digital transformation to position itself to meet changing customer expectations and evolutions in the energy industry. This is an exciting time for the board, as we share in Manitoba Hydro’s transformation

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   How much debt does Manitoba Hydro have?

   • In that time, Manitoba Hydro’s debt tripled to more than $23 billion. Wall’s report said Manitoba Hydro officials and the former NDP government overestimated the potential for export sales needed to justify the projects. It said the former government didn’t engage with the Manitoba Hydro board even as expenses grew.

   Report shows Manitoba Hydro debt the ‘scandal of the century’: premier

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   Why is Manitoba Hydro asking for a 5 per cent rate increase?

   • Manitoba Hydro is asking the province's Public Utilities Board to approve an interim rate increase of five per cent as of Jan. 1. It's the latest move in an ongoing battle over how the Crown corporation might shore up its finances, deal with drought and address a level of debt that is eating up a lot of money in interest.

   Manitoba Hydro says higher rates needed to deal with debt load and

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   What's happening with Manitoba Hydro's management & business operations?

   • ts for the fiscal year ended March 31, 2020.Over the past year, the board has continued to oversee that the management and business operations of Manitoba Hydro are conducted in the most eficient and economic manner possible, as they provide for the

   Navigating change and challenges with action - AnnualReports.com

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   What changes did Manitoba Hydro make to its financial position?

   • Consolidated Statement of Financial PositionThe following table provides a summary of Manitoba Hydro’s 75Significant changes are explained below:Current assets increased $39 million partially as a result of th

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   How is Manitoba Hydro governed?

   • As outlined in the Manitoba Hydro Act, Manitoba Hydro is governed through the Manitoba Hydro-Electric Board. Help all Manitobans eficiently navigate the evolving energy landscape, leveraging their clean energy advantage, while ensuring safe, clean, reliable energy at the lowest possible cost.

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   How does Manitoba Hydro deal with related parties?

   • Routine operating transactions with related parties are settled at prevailing market prices under normal trade terms. Manitoba Hydro has energy purchase commitments of $1 821 million (2021 – $1 913 million) that relate to future purchases of wind, natural gas (including transportation and storage contracts) and electricity.

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9. umanitoba.ca › asper › sitesManitoba Hydro: Leading a Change in Narrative

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   Manitoba Hydro with high levels of debt, and a debt/equity ratio of 86%, higher than any other crown-owned utility company,2 which limits its ability to respond to the changing environment. Manitoba Hydro has also noted that while its assets and debt have increased over the years, revenue has not grown proportionately.3