Hydro demands met through storm
CBC News
Posted: Feb 10, 2013 11:50 AM NT
Last Updated: Feb 10, 2013 8:57 PM NT
Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro said the generation supply on the island on Saturday met customer demand during peak hours in the evening.
Hydro requested that customers try to conserve power Saturday night, as a precautionary measure.
The combination of extreme weather and one of three generating units being out of commission made the utility wary.
A Hydro spokesperson said conservation measures are no longer necessary.
Share Tools
Big Box Advertisement
Latest Nfld. & Labrador News Headlines
- Gushue | Why the loss of Ray Guy has meant so much
- Ray Guy often spared no mercy in skewering his political subjects, but the man himself was altogether different, writes John Gushue. more »
- Cuts will cause backlogs in Gander courts, says lawyer
- A former legal aid lawyer said government cutbacks will have an big impact on the court system in Gander. more »
- Fracking may jeopardize Gros Morne UNESCO status
- Gros Morne National Park's status as a world heritage site may be in jeopardy due to plans for controversial oil exploration on Newfoundland's west coast, CBC News has learned. UNESCO is looking for answers about the proposed fracking near the site. more »
- Flooding warning issued in Deer Lake
- Water gushed through three open gates at a dam in Deer Lake, as the town prepared for damage from the highest water levels in the western Newfoundland area in three decades. more »
Must Watch
Top News Headlines
- Senator Pamela Wallin leaves Conservative caucus
- Senator Pamela Wallin says she is recusing herself from the Conservative caucus while her travel expense claims are under scrutiny. Wallin's departure comes one day after Senator Mike Duffy left the Tory caucus amid controversy over his expense claims. more »
- Toronto Mayor Rob Ford denies crack cocaine allegations
- Toronto Mayor Rob Ford says allegations he was caught on tape smoking crack are "ridiculous," following reports that someone had been trying to sell a purported recording of such an event to U.S. and Canadian media outlets. more »
- Sailor fighting cancer says AWOL charges dropped
- All charges against a Nova Scotia woman in the Royal Canadian Navy who is fighting cancer, and who was charged with being absent without leave and facing a court martial have been dropped, the woman and her lawyer say. more »
- Tim Bosma public memorial Wednesday in Hamilton, Ont.
- As plans to honour Tim Bosma take shape for next week in Hamilton, Ont., CBC News has learned the man accused in his slaying purchased a Toronto condo less than 24 hours after Bosma went missing. more »
- Eurovision Song Contest celebrates pop excess
- Techno beats, over-the-top stage antics and pop stars of the past return to the spotlight in Stockholm this weekend as the 2013 Eurovision Song Contest ramps up to its showy finale. more »
- Fracking may jeopardize Gros Morne UNESCO status
- Inmates accused of planning escape from Waterford
- Flooding warning issued in Deer Lake
- Police can keep material seized in Heavyweights searches
- Bear has picnic in Marystown
- Man faces additional charges in Springdale Street standoff
- Cuts will cause backlogs in Gander courts, says lawyer
- Murder charge laid in Tessier Place slaying
- Sex trade workers in high demand in N.L.
Big Box Advertisement
