Our mission is to provide ideas, solutions and value-added services that benefit our customers, stakeholders and communities. One of the ways that we will achieve this goal is by systematically upgrading older areas of our electrical distribution system or re-locating our infrastructure to meet new roadway requirements.

Customers and families rely more than ever on safe, reliable power to study and work from home. Our crews continue working on essential rebuild and maintenance projects in the communities we serve. Brief outages are required in order to work safely. Customers will be notified in advance of planned outages. Thank you for your patience and understanding.

For more information on any projects in our communities, or if you would like the information in another format, please feel free to  email our Engineering Team.

Emergency Notifications **Medic Alert Customers**

For some of our customers, a power interruption may mean they need to make back-up plans to ensure equipment important to their well being keeps working. Sometimes the power supply is affected by unplanned interruptions outside of our control, such as extreme weather, vehicle accidents or equipment failure. Other times outages are due to planned maintenance and repair work. Where possible, we will try to contact customers who need electricity for medical reasons, to notify them of the outage. If the length of an outage will be extreme, these customers may need to make other arrangements.

If you would like your name added to our list of contact names and telephone numbers for those that rely on electrical medical equipment for their personal well being, please call our Customer Care Team:

(519) 621-3530 - customers in the City of Cambridge, the Township of North Dumfries

(519) 442-2215 or 1-877-871-2215 - customers in the County of Brant