Kilowatt-hour (kWh) is the unit of measurement used to calculate the electricity usage on your bill. Kilowatt-hour is defined as the power used by an electrical device during a given time period. For example, 1 kWh could be 1,000 watts used over 1 hour or 10 watts over 100 hours.

This is the cost of delivering electricity from generation stations to your home or business.

Covers administration costs for consumers purchasing electricity under the Regulated Price Plan or at market prices.

This amount represents the electricity supplied during this billing period. Kilowatt-hour (kWh) rates are set by the Ontario Energy Board (OEB).

The component that covers the cost of building new electricity infrastructure in the province maintaining existing resources, as well as providing conservation and demand management programs.

A portion of Global Adjustment was deferred to provide some financial support as companies worked to contain the COVID-19 outbreak. The deferred charges will be recovered over a 12-month period on this line.

Covers the cost of delivering the electricity from the generating stations to Elexicon Energy through Hydro One’s transmission system. This charge is billed on your peak kW demand registered between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. during each billing period.

Transmission costs vary with the amount of electricity used. The total line for Elexicon Distribution Charges.

Covers the cost of connecting Elexicon Energy to Hydro One’s transmission lines, as well as the cost of transforming the electricity from the high voltages used in the transmission system to the lower voltages used by Elexicon Energy. It is charged based on your peak kW demand peak for each billing period.

Includes the cost of services provided by the Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO) to operate the wholesale electricity market and maintain the reliability of the high voltage power grid. It also covers certain costs incurred by local utilities to connect renewable generation and also includes the Standard Supply Charge which also covers administration costs for consumers purchasing electricity under the Regulated Price Plan or at market prices.

This amount represents the provincial Harmonized Sales Tax.

If you have outstanding charges brought forward from previous billing periods (including partial payments made) the amount will display here. Previous charges are due immediately upon receiving your new bill.

This is the total amount due on your account (including both new and previous charges).

Here you’ll find your unique account information including your account number, name on the account, service address, and service type.

The Service Type on your bill indicates if you are a residential or business customer.

This section provides you with the date your bill was issued, the total amount owing, the date your payment is due or will be withdrawn from your account (if Pre-Authorized), and your total kWh usage for this billing period.

Important updates or information about your account, services or Elexicon Energy.

This illustration shows your electricity consumption over the last 13 months (if available), including the price option you were billed for that period. You can find specific meter read information on the back of your bill. 

You can also compare usage within your my.elexicon account.

If paying by mail or in person at your financial institution, please detach this portion of your bill and include it with your payment.