Bluewater Power is an electric distribution utility serving Sarnia-Lambton and surrounding communities. The company operates local electricity distribution, monitors outages, and provides 24/7 restoration response while keeping customers informed via an outage map and account tools. Bluewater Power also issues safety guidance, promotes energy-efficiency and affordability programs, and engages the community through service updates and outreach.
Last updated on Apr 3rd, 2026
Bluewater Power is hiring and requests resumes submitted by 4:00 PM on September 25, 2026. If you are interested, prepare and send your resume before the posted deadline to be considered.
Bluewater Power is marking National Online Learning Day by sharing the Electrical Safety Authority's online resource hub for parents, teachers, and kids. Visit https://esa.e-smartkids.com/ to find age appropriate games, lesson plans, and printable materials focused on electrical safety.
Bluewater Power explains that electricity for your kettle may travel at close to the speed of light through hundreds of kilometers of wire, and that voltage is stepped down several times so it is safe at your outlet. This short explainer appears in the #ThePowerofLocal series and aims to make the basics of transmission and local delivery easy to understand.
Bluewater Power says its crews are available 24/7 to respond to outages, and asks customers to check the Outage Map for the latest updates. The notice reassures residents that outage response continues even when the office is closed, and closes with a friendly weekend message.
Bluewater Power marked World Suicide Prevention Day with a short message reminding the community that every conversation can help and that prioritizing suicide prevention ensures people get the help they need. The post centers on compassion, collective responsibility, and the hashtag #WorldSuicidePreventionDay to link into wider awareness efforts.
Bluewater Power explains that the electricity powering your kettle can travel at near light speed through hundreds of kilometres of wires, with its voltage stepped down several times before it reaches your outlet. This concise local explainer highlights the journey from high voltage transmission to safe household use and uses the hashtag #ThePowerofLocal.
Bluewater Power warns that nearly 47 percent of overhead powerline contacts occur on job sites and recommends keeping at least 3 metres distance. For construction specific guidance visit ESAsafe.com/construction and include this tip in site safety briefings.
Bluewater Power posted a Labour Day notice saying the office is closed on 2026-09-07 while crews remain on standby for urgent needs. The utility reassures customers that staff will be back the next business day, signing off with a friendly holiday message.
Bluewater Power is closing its office for the weekend while line crews remain on standby to respond to outages. For real time outage information and restoration updates visit the Bluewater Power Outage Map.
Bluewater Power reports an unexpected equipment failure in the Twin Lakes area with crews on site and power expected to be restored in approximately three hours from the notice published on 2026-09-03. Stay tuned to Bluewater Power channels for live updates while crews work safely and quickly to restore service.
Bluewater Power is carrying out a planned outage for approximately 100 residents in the Twin Lakes area on 2026-09-03; the work was originally scheduled for September 2. Residents are asked to fill coffee cups before 9:00 AM or visit a local coffee shop while crews complete the work.
Bluewater Power announced the office will be closed on Labour Day Monday, 2026-09-07. The notice affects in person services for that day; use online account tools or official contact channels for help.
Bluewater Power highlights the Energy Affordability Program, which provides eligible Ontario homes free, tailored energy saving upgrades to reduce bills and improve comfort. Visit the program page to check eligibility and apply online.
Bluewater Power reminds everyone that every digging project requires a locate request, no matter the size or depth. Visit Ontarioonecall.ca to submit a request, wait for all responses, review the locate package, follow instructions, and request a new locate if plans change.
Bluewater Power reports that office staff are signing off for the weekend while line crews remain on duty and ready to respond day or night. Customers should check the Outage Map for the latest outage information and status updates.
Bluewater Power is hiring a temporary Human Resources and Safety Administrator and asks interested candidates to submit their resumes. The listing is a direct call to join the team, with the organization inviting applicants to get their resumes submitted for consideration.
Bluewater Power is encouraging customers to sign up for paperless billing through MyAccount with a lighthearted message published on August 25, 2026. The promotion directs customers to use their account portal to switch to digital statements for faster access and reduced mail clutter.
Bluewater Power urges anyone planning to dig over the Labour Day weekend to request a utility locate before starting work, reminding readers that Click Before You Dig is the law. Learn more or request a locate at OntarioOneCall.ca to protect underground utilities and keep your project on schedule.
Bluewater Power says the office is closed for the weekend but line crews are on call 24/7 to respond to outages. Check the outage map at https://ow.ly/Csxw50ZCouv for live updates while crews work to safely restore power.
Bluewater Power reported an Internet outage on 2026-08-20 that affected its website and phone lines, and later confirmed that its IT team has restored services. The update thanks staff and assures customers that website and phone operations are back to normal.
Bluewater Power highlights the Low Income Energy Assistance Program, offering up to $650 in emergency help for electricity bills. Apply through the official LEAP page at Oeb.ca/leap to review eligibility and begin the application.
Bluewater Power is inviting customers to join Peak Perks, a residential virtual power plant program that pays $75 at signup and $20 each year thereafter. Sign up at PeakPerks.ca to earn rewards while helping the grid during peak electricity demand.
Bluewater Power reports that power has been restored to all but one customer as of 2026-08-16, with a friendly note encouraging residents to brew coffee and enjoy the Sunday. The update signals that broad service is back while crews complete work for the last affected customer.
Bluewater Power reported power outages in Sarnia on 2026-08-16 and is providing live updates via its outage map. Check the outage page at https://outages.bluewaterpower.com/outages for the latest status and restoration information.
Bluewater Power is closing its office for the weekend while keeping line crews on standby to respond to outages. For real time outage status and restoration updates visit their Outage Map at https://ow.ly/pPPb50ZsmNT.
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