Bluewater Power is a community-owned electric distribution utility serving Sarnia-Lambton. The company delivers local electricity distribution, monitors and restores outages, and provides customer account services including an online portal and outage map. Bluewater Power runs energy conservation and rebate programs, shares safety guidance for working near powerlines, and engages residents through public communications, events, and community initiatives.
Last updated on Apr 3rd, 2026
Bluewater Power advises that thunderstorms can cause outages quickly through lightning, high winds, and falling branches. Charge essential devices, know where to get outage updates, and always stay at least 10 metres away from downed powerlines to stay safe.
Bluewater Power published a statement on 2026-06-24 reaffirming its commitment to safety, precision, and teamwork as core practices for keeping power flowing reliably. The message highlights daily inspections and careful connections as evidence of crews protecting service for the communities they serve.
Bluewater Power shares a National Lightning Awareness Week message reminding you that lightning is highly dangerous and to stay indoors when you hear thunder. The concise safety tip "When thunder roars, stay indoors!" is the campaign's core call to action for families and community groups.
Bluewater Power published a playful Father's Day social message on 2026-06-21 that nods to classic dad humor with the line "Watt's up?" and hashtags #FathersDay and #WattADad. The brief, shareable post captures a friendly utility brand voice and is optimized for social sharing.
Bluewater Power posted a Summer Solstice message noting that Sunday marks a peak in solar power generation, encouraging readers to harness extra sunlight. The brief social post includes hashtags #SolarEnergy and #SummerSolstice and serves as a seasonal reminder to check rooftop solar or share the message with neighbors.
Bluewater Power is sharing the Retrofit program from Save on Energy which covers up to 50% of eligible costs for business energy efficiency upgrades. Businesses should visit the official program page to review eligible measures and application details.
Bluewater Power notes an Ontario rebate program that returns up to $200 for upgrading to energy efficient refrigerators, freezers, and washing machines. Visit www.homerenovationsavings.ca or follow @SaveoneEnergyOnt to check eligibility, find qualifying models, and apply.
Bluewater Power advises anyone planning a pool to check for overhead wires because regulations govern how close pools can be to electrical lines. Visit the linked guidance or contact your local utility to confirm required clearances before construction.
Bluewater Power is asking customers to check whether they qualify for a monthly credit that depends on household income and household size. This short notice, published on 2026-06-10, directs households to confirm eligibility and follow Bluewater Power's instructions for claiming any available credit.
Bluewater Power notes that the Low Income Energy Assistance Program offers up to 650 in emergency assistance to help with electricity bills. If you are struggling with a current electricity balance reach out to Bluewater Power to learn how the program may help.
Bluewater Power warns that you and your equipment must keep a 3 metre clearance from overhead powerlines to avoid deadly contact. The advisory points readers to ESAsafe.com/construction for further construction safety guidance and best practices.
Bluewater Power celebrated Thankful Thursday on June 4, 2026, by enjoying ice cream from NiceCream in a short post supporting local business and employees. The update is a friendly community note highlighting the company habit of spotlighting local partners and small team moments.
Bluewater Power warns that dig season has begun and urges residents and contractors to request a locate before digging to avoid injuries, property damage, and service disruptions. Visit OntarioOneCall.ca to initiate a locate and protect your community.
Bluewater Power invites homeowners to get a home energy assessment or proceed directly to eligible upgrades, with rebates available to help cover costs. Visit the program page at https://www.homerenovationsavings.ca for eligibility details, application steps, and next steps.
Bluewater Power warns that nearly 47 percent of overhead powerline contacts happen on job sites and urges workers to maintain a 3 metre clearance. The advisory points to ESAsafe.com/construction for further construction safety guidance and practical prevention steps.
Bluewater Power will be at the Business Expo and Career Fair at Greenwood Arena in the Town of Petrolia on 2026-05-28, inviting visitors to stop by their booth. The combined business expo and career fair is a good chance to network with local employers and learn about services and job opportunities.
Bluewater Power reminds residents that water and electricity do not mix, and links to further safety information at https://ow.ly/R05w50Z3LRt. This timely advisory, published on 2026-05-25, encourages simple precautions to reduce risk during wet conditions.
Bluewater Power asked its community, "Do you follow us on social media?" Published on 2026-05-20 this prompt invites customers and residents to connect with the utility for timely updates and community news. Following their channels is a quick way to receive service notices and local announcements.
Bluewater Power reports that crews are working outdoors to maintain safe and reliable power for local communities, with staff in the field on 2026-05-19. The brief update highlights good weather, safety minded crews, and ongoing daily maintenance work to support dependable electricity service.
Bluewater Power posted a reminder that its office is closed today, 2026-05-18, for the Victoria Day weekend. Customers should use online account tools or the utility's emergency contact channels for urgent service issues while the office is closed.
Bluewater Power reported that storms on 2026-05-16 left about 500 customers without power and caused lots of flickers. The utility says crews are working to restore service and asks customers to monitor official channels for updates.
Bluewater Power will close its offices for Victoria Day on Monday, May 18, 2026. Customers should plan in person visits before that date and rely on online services or emergency channels during the holiday closure.
Bluewater Power advises keeping a minimum 3 metre clearance from overhead powerlines when cleaning gutters or doing outdoor chores, because electricity can jump or arc to you or your tools. For more detailed safety tips and guidance, visit ESAsafe.com/PowerlineSafety.
Bluewater Power is signing off for the weekend while staying on call for customers. Use the outage updates page at https://ow.ly/eETz50X5gxX or call (519) 337-8201 option 1 to report an outage or check status.
Bluewater Power reported an outage in Sarnia on 2026-05-08 affecting 476 customers and is actively responding. Check www.outages.bluewaterpower.com for live status updates and estimated restoration information.
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