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Maritime Electric Receives Sustainable Electricity Company Designation (Canadian Electricity Association)
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Safety at Home
At Maritime Electric we want our customers to be safe at all times. The following tips are meant to protect you and your
Safety for Parents and Kids
Learn how to protect you and your family from electrical hazards.
Safety for Seniors
At Maritime Electric we want our customers to be safe. This brochure provides tips on electrical safety for seniors.
Electrical Hazards
Learn how electricity behaves. Know how to respond to an electrical accident or life-threatening situation.
Generator Safety
Learn about safe installation and operation of your standby generator to prevent a potential poisoning or fatality.
Water and Flood Safety
What to do in the event of a flood in your home.
Seasonal Safety Tips
Follow these tips to keep you and your family safe this winter.
Downloadable Resources
Download these brochures to keep safety top of mind.
Safety at Work
Understand electrical safety at your workplace.
Safety on the Farm
Contacting or coming too close to overhead or underground power lines can be very dangerous.
Vehicle Accidents
What to do if your vehicle contacts a power line.
Dump Truck Safety
Learn more about electrical safety for dump truck operators.
Tree Trimming
Trees growing too close to power lines can cause an interruption in electrical service. Request a tree trimming online.
Tree Planting Guide
How to plant the right tree in the right place to help prevent safety hazards and power outages.
Electrical Safety Programs
The Maritime Electric Public Safety Program includes four different electrical safety presentations you can book online.
First Responders
Emergency personnel demonstrate great personal sacrifice and outstanding dedication in the performance of their duties.
Outage Map
Get the latest on your outage by searching for your address.
Report an Outage
If you are experiencing an outage please call 1-800-670-1012 or fill out our easy online outage report.
Preparing for an Outage
Prepare an emergency kit and place it in an area that is easily accessible to you and your family.
During an Outage
Safety and household tips for what to do during an outage.
Restoring Power After a Storm
Information on how we restore your power after a storm, including frequently asked questions.
Planned Outages
Maritime Electric may be required to schedule planned outages in order to make changes to our electrical system.
Overview
Review a list of available services and follow the instructions for each as indicated.
Book a Safety Presentation
Book a safety presentation for your school or organization.
Meter Reading
The electric meter measures how much electricity is used at your home.
Net Metering
Net metering assists customers who wish to generate some or all of their own electricity.
Sign-Up for MyPower
Get your very own MyPower account and all the benefits of registration today!
New Service Connect
Get connected for your new home or build. Our online service is fast, simple and will get you connected quickly.
Disconnect Request
Moving? Need to disconnect? Try our new online service disconnect request.
Street Light Repair
Is your street light out or not working properly? File an online request for repair service.
Open New Account
Contact us and we will help you fill out a New Service Connect form for residential customers.
Building a New Home
Maritime Electric wants to help make your new home project a success.
Fees and Charges
Connection fees will be charged for most initial service connections including metered temporary facilities.
Fraud and Scam Prevention
Utility customers are often the target of scams. Learn how to protect yourself.
Seasonal Customers
Find out information on cottage service options depending on how much you use your cottage each year.
Students
Going back to school? Need your electricity hooked up? Read more for important information.
Newcomers
Set up a new account, learn how to pay your bill and more.
How to Read Your Bill
Your bill has information to help you understand your energy use.
Paying Your Bill
Find the payment option that best fits your needs.
Paperless Billing: Pay your Bill Electronically
Request paperless billing and sign up for your MyPower account.
Payment Centres
You can pay your bill at any of our Maritime Electric Payment Centres during their hours of operation.
Payment Arrangements
To avoid disconnection for non-payment, we ask customers to stay current on their monthly bill and maintain communicatio
Business Accounts
Contact us and we will help you fill out a New Service form for business customers.
Commercial Construction
Maritime Electric would like to help make your commercial construction project a success.
Underground Standards
To make the design and construction process as seamless as possible, Maritime Electric is happy to provide its standard
Purchase Orders Terms and Conditions
Purchase Orders Terms and Conditions
Sign-Up for MyPower
Sign Up for your MyPower account today!
Sustainability at Maritime Electric
Maritime Electric has been awarded the Canadian Electricity Association’s Sustainable Electricity Company™ Designation.
Sustainability Policy
We are proud to be a Sustainable Electricity Company™
STEAM Programs
Maritime Electric is committed to fostering engineering talent on Prince Edward Island.
Trees for Life
Each year, Maritime Electric employees volunteer to plant trees at Island schools, parks and communities as part of Tree
Inclusion and Diversity
We’re committed to growing, innovating and leading through people by providing a safe, inclusive and sustainable workpla
Renewable Energy
In Prince Edward Island, renewable energy means wind energy. Prince Edward Island has the highest level of wind integra
Electric Vehicles
Learn about the benefits of owning an electric vehicle and where you can charge up on the Island.
Smart Homes
Learn how you can save energy and increase safety with smart home devices.
Solar Energy
Learn about solar energy and homeowner incentives.
LED Lighting
Did you know LED lightbulbs use 75% less energy than traditional incandescent lightbulbs? Make the switch today!
Heat Pumps
Learn how you can start saving energy with a heat pump and how to choose the best heat pump for your home.
Holiday Lights
For Islanders who want to celebrate the holidays with savings, LEDs are the only way to go!
Appliances
Follow these tips to save energy the next time you purchase a new appliance.
Heating your Home
Follow these tips to save energy heating your home this winter.
Everyday Savings Tips
There are ways to save electricity all over the house!
Phantom Power
Phantom power is the energy your electronics use even when they are off
Seasonal Energy Saving Tips
Follow these tips to save energy during every season!
LED Lighting FAQ
Learn more about LED lighting.
Heat Pump FAQ
Learn more about Mini-Split Heat Pumps.
Energy Calculator
Find out how much electricity your appliances, lights and heaters use in your home.
Corporate Profile
Since 1918 Maritime Electric has delivered electricity on Prince Edward Island, providing reliable service at the lowest
Our Team
Who we are at Maritime Electric.
History of Maritime Electric
The Company was incorporated in Fredericton, New Brunswick in 1917.
Contact Us
Contact Maritime Electric.
Customer Comment Card
Please send us your comments, questions or concerns, we're happy to help!
Community Giving
Maritime Electric is a proud supporter of many community groups, events and causes. Every year we strive to provide supp
Request a Donation
At Maritime Electric we support community events throughout Prince Edward Island.
Maritime Electric Charlottetown Thermal Generating Station Decommissioning
Project Information
Transmission Line and Clyde River Substation Project
Maritime Electric is proposing the construction of a 138 kV transmission line from Maple Plains to a new substation in C
Interconnection Upgrade Project
Interconnection Upgrade Project
Careers
Maritime Electric is looking for motivated individuals to join its team.
Powering Opportunities for Women
At Maritime Electric, we value diversity and are working to create more opportunities for women to succeed in all areas
Becoming a Power Line Technician
PLT work at Maritime Electric is exciting and challenging. You work every day to serve over 83,000 customers in communit
Rates and General Rules and Regulations
Please review our rates and general rules and regulations.
Regulatory Filings
Maritime Electric is a Public Utility regulated by the Island Regulatory and Appeals Commission (IRAC) under the Electri
Message to Our Customers: New Electricity Rates Effective January 1, 2021
New electricity rates have been approved by the Island Regulatory and Appeals Commission effective January 1, 2021 to Fe
Code of Conduct
This code of conduct sets out the high standard of conduct we expect of everyone at Maritime Electric, and the principl
Health, Safety and Environmental Policy
As a responsible member of the community, Maritime Electric is committed to the prevention of workplace injury, the prev
Social Media
Please review our public statement of usage for Facebook and Twitter.
Bill Credit to Customers
IRAC has issued a Letter of Direction requiring the Company to prorate customers’ bills when implementing the new rates
Message to our Customers during COVID-19
Message to our Customers during COVID-19
Maritime Electric President & CEO John Gaudet to Retire and is Succeeded by Vice President, CFO Jason Roberts
Maritime Electric President & CEO John Gaudet to Retire and is Succeeded by Vice President, CFO Jason Roberts
Maritime Electric Receives Sustainable Electricity Company Designation (Canadian Electricity Association)
Maritime Electric Receives Sustainable Electricity Company Designation
Canada Invests in New EV Chargers Across Prince Edward Island (Natural Resources Canada)
Natural Resources Canada News Release
Island Regulatory and Appeals Commission Approves New Electric Rates for January 1, 2021
For immediate release. Electricity costs are changing January 1, 2021.