Power bills in Nova Scotia may spike as utility looks to refinance $1B in assets
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Power bills in Nova Scotia may spike as utility looks to refinance $1B in assets.
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The privately owned utility says the complicated financial scheme, known as "securitization," could result in a 2.9 per cent surcharge on residential power bills next year.
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