The power price in Medicine Hat will remain at a floor price of 7 cents per kilowatt hour in January but still decrease, as a charge to recover provincial deferral program costs from 2023 are eliminated. 

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A provincial audit of council procedures, decisions on several huge capital grants and projects, including a major solar project, as well as new utility rate review committee and the future look of the energy division – 2025 will be a busy year at Medicine Hat city hall. 

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Power rates will change today for the next three months in Medicine Hat, but the formula used to determine the local electricity price will remain unchanged until city council and power plant staff further review a late-year business review. 

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One hundred Brooks residents have registered to oppose the construction of a solar power plant on the west side of that city, though regulators have already dismissed one-third of applications for full standing as they don’t live close enough to the proposed site. 

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This year was an unexpected boon for farmers in the southeastern corner, despite lingering fears of drought. 

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Business leaders and consumers both hunkered down in 2024 to weather the gridlock of high prices and the high interest rates used to combat them. 

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Four major renewable power projects in southeast Alberta will share almost $100 million in federal grants from the Smart Renewables and Electrification Pathways Program. 

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More than $8 million in budget overruns does not sound like a success story, according to a consultant hired to review the city’s management of the new water treatment plant, but Medicine Hat has fared better than similar projects hit with high inflation after the pandemic. 

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Newly finalized clean electricity rules from Ottawa would extend the potential lifespan of Medicine Hat’s newest gas-generating turbines, but would still require the entire facility to reduce carbon intensity by three-quarters by 2035, city power officials said Wednesday. 

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An interesting project is making its way to Cardston, thanks to a partnership formed between the town and Sun Cycle Farms. 

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