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We look forward to working together to expand natural gas access in our community to attract new opportunities, help create jobs, and lower monthly costs for residents.вЂќД¬onstruction for projects under Phase two are to begin as soon as this year, with all 28 expansion projects expected to be under way by the end of 2025.Best Apple Black Friday deals: iPhones, AirPods, Watches and more The municipality fully supports the efforts of the government of Ontario and Enbridge Gas. вЂњNatural gas is the most common, affordable heating fuel in Ontario. вЂњResidents and businesses have expressed their desire to see natural gas expansion occur in Prince Edward County, and weвЂ™re pleased to see this move forward,вЂќ said Steve Ferguson, Mayor of Prince Edward County. Public consultation and open houses are to be announced, providing further details for future customers. Businesses are expected to save up to 30 per cent per year on energy costs. The average household could save between $250 to $1,500 per year in energy costs by switching to natural gas from costlier fuel sources. This will be a game-changer for these 43 communities.вЂќ вЂњWith Phase two, weвЂ™re putting people first, bringing prosperity to their communities, and ensuring Ontario remains open for business. вЂњAs part of our governmentвЂ™s plan to make life more affordable, we are lowering energy costs for homes, businesses and farms across rural, remote and underserved communities,вЂќ said Smith. The projects are also funded through a $1-per-month charge to existing natural gas customers. Phase two of the Natural Gas Expansion Program is expected to allocate more than $234 million to support approximately 8,750 connections in 43 rural, northern and Indigenous communities вЂ“ including in Tyendinaga and Tweed, soon to be announced. вЂњUnder Phase 2 of the expansion program, access to natural gas will help even more families and businesses find energy savings, while promoting economic development and job creation across Bay of Quinte.вЂќ вЂњWeвЂ™re making good on our promise to deliver affordable energy and expand natural gas pipelines to even more communities across Ontario, including our own right here in Prince Edward County,вЂќ said Smith. Todd Smith, MPP for Bay of Quinte and OntarioвЂ™s Energy Minister, joined local officials and Enbridge Gas today to announce an up to $5.2 million allocation from the province to help get natural gas to approximately 152 homes, businesses and farms in Cherry Valley. At todayвЂ™s announcement, from left, are: Jim Sanders (vice-president, Enbridge Gas), Todd Smith (MPP for Bay of Quinte and Minister of Energy), Athol councillor Jamie Forrester and Prince Edward County Mayor Steve Ferguson.

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