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Hydro One releases 2018 Sustainability Report
-Hydro One highlights progress towards addressing key sustainability issues-
TORONTO, August 6, 2019 — Hydro One Limited (“Hydro One”), Ontario’s largest electricity transmission and distribution company, today published its 2018 Sustainability Report entitled: Partnering for a Brighter Future. The report highlights the company’s progress in 2018 and its plans for future years.
“The entire team at Hydro One is dedicated to positively impacting the world around us to deliver long-term value for our employees, customers, communities and shareholders,” said Mark Poweska, President and CEO of Hydro One. “We have made great strides in building the foundations of our sustainability strategy to ensure Hydro One continues to operate safely, in an environmentally and socially responsible manner, in partnership with our customers, stakeholders and the communities we serve.”
Hydro One’s reporting was guided by its 2018 materiality analysis, the Canadian Electricity Association’s Sustainable Electricity™ Program and the Global Reporting Initiative’s Sustainability Reporting Standards.
The report reviews Hydro One’s performance in five key areas: its focus on putting customers first, its management of environmental impacts, its employees and workplace, its commitment to supporting stronger communities and its investments to improve service reliability and the long-term viability of the company.
Specific highlights from the report include:
| • | | Injection of $1.3 billion into Ontario’s economy through procurement with 85 per cent spent on Ontario suppliers. |
| • | | Strengthened ties with Indigenous leaders, businesses and communities across the province and increasing procurement spending to $39.4 million with Indigenous businesses. |
| • | | Approximately $2.6 million in investments to community initiatives, providing support to more than 100 communities across Ontario. |
| • | | Capital investments of $1.6 billion to renew and modernize Ontario’s electricity system. |
| • | | Transmission customer satisfaction reached anall-time high at 90 per cent. |
| • | | Residential and small business customer satisfaction with our distribution services was the highest in five years. |
A copy of the Hydro One 2018 Sustainability Report is available on Hydro One’s website at:https://www.hydroone.com/2018Sustainability