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NB Power has announced a new pilot program that will offer more leniency for vulnerable populations who have difficulty paying their bills so that disconnections don’t happen during the winter months. The program will be in effect Dec. 1 to March 31, 2026 and will apply to customers who meet one of these requirements:Aged 70 and aboveHave confirmed medical issues requiring equipment powered by electricityHave annual household incomes less than $70,000Customers who qualify must still continue to make “some payment” each month to keep their accounts in good standing.“We’ll be working with our contact centre to ensure that the payment arrangements…
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