Bluewater Power is a community-owned electric distribution utility serving Sarnia-Lambton, delivering local electricity distribution, outage monitoring and restoration, and 24/7 customer support. The company provides customer account services including online outage maps and e-billing, promotes electrical safety and Dig Safe practices, and participates in energy-efficiency and rebate programs such as heat pump and retrofit incentives. Bluewater Power also engages the public through community updates, safety guidance, and local events.
Last updated on Apr 3rd, 2026
Bluewater Power congratulates Chase Capes for representing Team Canada at the World's Track and Field competition, shared in a brief announcement on July 15, 2026. The post celebrates the athlete's national representation and signals community pride from the organization.
Bluewater Power notes that moving air over the body can make it feel about 10 degrees cooler and could yield around 25 percent savings on cooling costs. This practical tip suggests using fans and ventilation to reduce reliance on mechanical cooling and lower energy use.
Bluewater Power issued a heat wave advisory on July 13, 2026 with practical tips to stay cool and save energy during the hot spell. The guidance highlights simple actions like blocking sun with window coverings, using fans, and scheduling energy heavy chores for cooler hours to reduce AC load and support the local grid.
Bluewater Power signs off for the weekend while reminding customers that crews and systems are on duty 24/7 to keep the lights on. Check the outage map at https://ow.ly/eETz50X5gxX for real time updates and service status in your area.
Bluewater Power marks Be a Kid Again Day on 2026-07-08 with a friendly community post encouraging people to wave at utility trucks while keeping a safe distance. The short message highlights crew pride and neighborhood connection, and closes with a cheerful emoji flourish.
Bluewater Power reported on 2026-07-07 that all power has been restored on the Confederation Line. Riders and nearby residents should monitor transit provider alerts for confirmation that services and schedules have fully resumed.
Bluewater Power reports power restored to all but two customers as of 17:16:35 UTC on 2026-07-07, and thanks crews, Control Room Operators, and customers for their patience. The brief update acknowledges staff efforts and notes two customers remain without service at this time.
Bluewater Power reports a service outage in the Twin Lakes area on 2026-07-07 after a dump truck took down the primary line and four hydro poles. Crews are on site and working to restore hydro as quickly and safely as possible, with some customers expected to experience a lengthy outage.
Bluewater Power published an outage response update for the Rapids Parkway area on 2026-07-07 after a dump truck contacted primary overhead wires. Crews are en route to assess and repair the damage, and there is no ETA for restoration at the time of the update.
Bluewater Power is promoting a free heat pump through the Energy Affordability Program and asks residents to see if they qualify. Applications are accepted online at Saveonenergy.ca/eap, with the application window closing this fall.
Bluewater Power says power is restored to all but 20 customers, with crews completing the remaining restorations after 7:30 AM on 2026-07-07. This morning update indicates service is nearly fully restored and affected customers should expect work to finish shortly after the posted time.
Bluewater Power reports most customers impacted by an unplanned outage have already been restored, and the utility expects the remaining customers to be restored within approximately two hours. This is a short operational update for affected customers in the Bluewater Power service area.
Bluewater Power reports a large unplanned outage in parts of South West Sarnia on 2026-07-07 caused by a hit pole and downed wire. Crews are en route to investigate, and there is no estimated time of restoration at this time; monitor Bluewater Power for updates.
Bluewater Power warns that an orange coverup is only a visual warning and does not protect you from deadly shock, and advises everyone to stay 3 metres away. Visit ESAsafe.com/construction for more construction and electrical safety guidance.
Bluewater Power says crews and support are available 24/7 to keep the lights on and directs customers to an outage map for real time status. Visit the outage map at https://ow.ly/eETz50X5gxX for immediate updates from Bluewater Power.
Bluewater Power tells customers it is committed to keeping lights on and screens bright for World Cup 2026 watch parties and at home viewing. The brief notice, published July 2, 2026, invites fans to enjoy every thrilling moment without interruption and includes hashtags #WorldCup2026 and #PowerYourPassion.
Bluewater Power will close its office for Canada Day on Wednesday, July 1 and will reopen on Thursday, July 2. The notice encourages customers to enjoy the festivities and plan account or service needs around the short closure.
Bluewater Power is offering Free Public family swims on Sunday afternoons beginning 2026-06-28 and running through the summer. These Sunday sessions are free and designed for families, check Bluewater Power for specific pool location and exact session times.
Bluewater Power says they are powering down for the weekend and will be back on Monday, 2026-06-29. Crews remain available for emergencies and customers can monitor conditions using the outage map at https://ow.ly/eETz50X5gxX.
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.
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