Nova Scotia Power's $1 Billion Mortgage Raises Questions About Future Ratepayer Costs
A Halifax Examiner article by Jennifer Henderson examines Nova Scotia Power's $1 billion mortgage and its potential financial impact on future ratepayers, noting that a customer with a $200 monthly bill could face an additional $156 annually.
An article published by the Halifax Examiner examines the financial implications of Nova Scotia Power's $1 billion mortgage for future electricity customers in Nova Scotia. 
The report was written by Jennifer Henderson, a freelance journalist and retired CBC News reporter. It explores how much of the utility's debt burden may ultimately be shouldered by ratepayers.
According to the article, the potential cost increase can be illustrated through a specific example: on a monthly power bill of $200, the annual increase would work out to $156. 
The full content of the article is available behind a paywall on the Halifax Examiner website.