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Newfoundland Power @NFPower

We deliver electricity to 600 communities in NL. To report an outage visit our website or call 1-800-474-5711. Whenever. Wherever. We'll be there.

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UPDATE 12:30 p.m. Newfoundland Power has restored power to 68,000 customers. Work is continuing to restore the remainder. We thank everyone for their patience.
Newfoundland Power
@NFPower
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NL Hydro has advised that a trip on the Labrador Island Link has resulted in loss of power for many customers across the island. Approx 73,000 of our customers are impacted. Restoration work is underway. Follow our Outage Center for updates. newfoundlandpower.com/outage…
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NL Hydro has advised that a trip on the Labrador Island Link has resulted in loss of power for many customers across the island. Approx 73,000 of our customers are impacted. Restoration work is underway. Follow our Outage Center for updates. newfoundlandpower.com/outage…

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NLHydro
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A trip on the Labrador Island Link has caused an underfrequency load shed, which has resulted in power interruption for customers in areas across the island. The process of restoring customers has begun, we apologize for the inconvenience today and appreciate your patience as we gradually bring power back on to those affected.
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We were there, rain or shine, today on Environment Day at Lakewood Academy in Glenwood, helping lay the foundation for the Giving Grove by spreading soil and planting apple, pear, and plum trees. This quaint orchard on the school’s grounds will offer hands-on learning opportunities for students while promoting environmental education and sustainability. It will also serve as a welcoming space that strengthens community connections and can be enjoyed for generations to come. Thank you to our employee volunteers and the school community for rolling up your sleeves and helping make this such an incredible day. This is one of five exciting projects supported by Newfoundland Power’s EnviroFest 2026 grant program. Learn more: newfoundlandpower.com/en/Abo…
A collage-style image for EnviroFest 2026 at Lakewood Academy titled “The Giving Grove,” with the Newfoundland Power logo at the top. The main image shows a large group of people gathered outdoors at a tree planting site, holding a “Welcome to EnviroFest” banner and a “Giving Grove” sign. Soil beds, tools, and newly planted trees are visible, with some participants wearing outdoor work gear and high-visibility vests. Below, three smaller images show tree planting activities, a small group holding a commemorative plaque, and people working with shovels and soil in the landscaped area.

ALT A collage-style image for EnviroFest 2026 at Lakewood Academy titled “The Giving Grove,” with the Newfoundland Power logo at the top. The main image shows a large group of people gathered outdoors at a tree planting site, holding a “Welcome to EnviroFest” banner and a “Giving Grove” sign. Soil beds, tools, and newly planted trees are visible, with some participants wearing outdoor work gear and high-visibility vests. Below, three smaller images show tree planting activities, a small group holding a commemorative plaque, and people working with shovels and soil in the landscaped area.
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Our June Power Connection is here. Learn more about the rate change on July 1. Plus, check out simple summer energy efficiency tips – from using LEDs to hanging your laundry outside. Check it out: newfoundlandpower.com/-/medi…
Promotional graphic for the June 2026 “Power Connection” newsletter. The headline reads “Check out the latest power connection newsletter” in large yellow and white text on a blue gradient background. Two angled preview pages are shown of the June newsletter: one is titled Important information about electricity rates; the other highlights “Summer Efficiency Tips” with illustrated icons. The Newfoundland Power logo appears on the bottom of the graphic.

ALT Promotional graphic for the June 2026 “Power Connection” newsletter. The headline reads “Check out the latest power connection newsletter” in large yellow and white text on a blue gradient background. Two angled preview pages are shown of the June newsletter: one is titled Important information about electricity rates; the other highlights “Summer Efficiency Tips” with illustrated icons. The Newfoundland Power logo appears on the bottom of the graphic.
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Big ideas took root at Cowan Heights Elementary School! We rolled up our sleeves to help kick start the school’s Outdoor Learning Classroom and Pollinator Garden. This exciting initiative is transforming unused space into a dynamic outdoor extension of the classroom. The new learning area will support approximately 450 students from Kindergarten to Grade 7, offering hands on learning opportunities, encouraging environmental stewardship, and supporting year round outdoor education. A heartfelt thank you to teacher Bridgette Abbott, whose vision, planning, and dedication brought this project together. Your leadership has laid the groundwork for something truly special for students and the wider school community. This project is proudly supported through Newfoundland Power’s EnviroFest 2026 grant program, one of five initiatives helping communities grow greener together. Learn more: newfoundlandpower.com/.../En…
A collage-style image promoting EnviroFest 2026 at Cowan Heights Elementary School’s Outdoor Learning Classroom and Pollinator Garden. The top section shows a large group of volunteers in blue shirts gathered outdoors on a sunny day, raising their arms and standing beside a banner that reads “Welcome to EnviroFest – Committed to the Environment – Newfoundland Power.” The bottom section features three smaller photos: on the left, volunteers in red shirts planting flowers in a raised garden bed; in the centre, three people holding an EnviroFest 2026 plaque; and on the right, volunteers painting a crosswalk in Pride colours, creating a bright, rainbow pattern on the pavement, with traffic cones and an open paved area visible in the background.

ALT A collage-style image promoting EnviroFest 2026 at Cowan Heights Elementary School’s Outdoor Learning Classroom and Pollinator Garden. The top section shows a large group of volunteers in blue shirts gathered outdoors on a sunny day, raising their arms and standing beside a banner that reads “Welcome to EnviroFest – Committed to the Environment – Newfoundland Power.” The bottom section features three smaller photos: on the left, volunteers in red shirts planting flowers in a raised garden bed; in the centre, three people holding an EnviroFest 2026 plaque; and on the right, volunteers painting a crosswalk in Pride colours, creating a bright, rainbow pattern on the pavement, with traffic cones and an open paved area visible in the background.
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What a beautiful sunny day in Grand Falls-Windsor at the Lionel Kelland Hospice! With the help of our amazing staff volunteers, we worked alongside community members to expand their North Gardens Accessible Community Garden! This meaningful expansion project will enhance the beauty and accessibility of the North Gardens, which provide an inclusive and welcoming outdoor space where hospice residents, families, volunteers, and community members can gather, reflect, and connect with nature. Thanks to everyone who pitched in! This is one of five exciting projects supported by Newfoundland Power’s EnviroFest 2026 grant program.
Collage promoting EnviroFest 2026 at Lionel Kelland Hospice, highlighting an accessible community garden expansion. The top section shows a large group of Newfoundland Power employees and volunteers standing outdoors on a lawn in front of a building, holding banners that read “Welcome to EnviroFest,” “Committed to the Environment,” and “Lionel Kelland Hospice – Care • Respect • Dignity.” The Newfoundland Power logo appears in the top corner. The bottom section includes three smaller photos: on the left, volunteers in blue shirts assemble raised wooden garden beds; in the centre, two people hold a plaque while standing behind a completed garden bed; on the right, several volunteers shovel soil and plant greenery along a garden walkway.

ALT Collage promoting EnviroFest 2026 at Lionel Kelland Hospice, highlighting an accessible community garden expansion. The top section shows a large group of Newfoundland Power employees and volunteers standing outdoors on a lawn in front of a building, holding banners that read “Welcome to EnviroFest,” “Committed to the Environment,” and “Lionel Kelland Hospice – Care • Respect • Dignity.” The Newfoundland Power logo appears in the top corner. The bottom section includes three smaller photos: on the left, volunteers in blue shirts assemble raised wooden garden beds; in the centre, two people hold a plaque while standing behind a completed garden bed; on the right, several volunteers shovel soil and plant greenery along a garden walkway.
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What a wonderful day yesterday in the Town of Broad Cove for the Ballfield Trailhead Greenspace project! With the help of our amazing staff volunteers (and Boo the dog!), we worked alongside community members to begin transforming a wildfire-impacted area into a vibrant and accessible outdoor space. This space will support recreation, environmental restoration, and community wellbeing, while representing resilience and renewal following the devastating wildfires that affected the region. Thanks to everyone who pitched in - check out the photos! This is one of five exciting projects supported by Newfoundland Power’s EnviroFest 2026 grant program.
Image montage with the title: “EnviroFest 2026” in the Town of Small Point–Adam’s Cove–Blackhead–Broad Cove, highlighting the Broad Cove Park Development Project. A large photo shows a group of volunteers wearing blue shirts and caps standing outdoors behind a “Welcome to EnviroFest” sign, with a small tree planted in front. Below, three smaller photos show volunteers planting flowers, presenting a plaque, and moving landscaping materials. Newfoundland Power logo appears in the top right.

ALT Image montage with the title: “EnviroFest 2026” in the Town of Small Point–Adam’s Cove–Blackhead–Broad Cove, highlighting the Broad Cove Park Development Project. A large photo shows a group of volunteers wearing blue shirts and caps standing outdoors behind a “Welcome to EnviroFest” sign, with a small tree planted in front. Below, three smaller photos show volunteers planting flowers, presenting a plaque, and moving landscaping materials. Newfoundland Power logo appears in the top right.
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It's Environment Week, and we're excited to be kicking off EnviroFest today with our first project! 🥾🦺🌱🌲 All week long, our amazing staff volunteers will be teaming up with communities across our service area on meaningful and sustainable EnviroFest projects 🤝🙂💚 Stay tuned for highlights throughout the week! 📷 Check out the full schedule on our website: newfoundlandpower.com/About/… #EnviroFest2026 #PartOfYourCommunity
A dark green Newfoundland Power graphic featuring three circular photos of employees participating in outdoor volunteer activities such as raking soil, posing with a “Welcome to EnviroFest” banner, and shoveling dirt into a wheelbarrow. The headline reads “2026 EnviroFest Selected Projects.” Below, five community initiatives are listed, including: Lionel Kelland Hospice North Gardens - Accessible Community Garden Expansion; Cowan Heights Elementary - Outdoor Learning Classroom & Pollinator Garden; Town of Small Point—Adam's Cove— Blackhead—Broad Cove Ballfield Trailhead Greenspace; Lakewood Academy The Giving Grove; and St. George's Community Garden & Trail Committee Community Garden & Greenspace Project. Decorative leaf illustrations frame the layout.

ALT A dark green Newfoundland Power graphic featuring three circular photos of employees participating in outdoor volunteer activities such as raking soil, posing with a “Welcome to EnviroFest” banner, and shoveling dirt into a wheelbarrow. The headline reads “2026 EnviroFest Selected Projects.” Below, five community initiatives are listed, including: Lionel Kelland Hospice North Gardens - Accessible Community Garden Expansion; Cowan Heights Elementary - Outdoor Learning Classroom & Pollinator Garden; Town of Small Point—Adam's Cove— Blackhead—Broad Cove Ballfield Trailhead Greenspace; Lakewood Academy The Giving Grove; and St. George's Community Garden & Trail Committee Community Garden & Greenspace Project. Decorative leaf illustrations frame the layout.
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We’re honoured to have supported Junior Achievement NL as a Silver Sponsor and to celebrate the incredible achievements of this year’s Business Hall of Fame inductees, true role models for youth across our province. We’re also pleased to be a long-standing partner of Junior Achievement NL, supporting programs that inspire and prepare young people to succeed. Through learning experiences, JA has helped more than 140,000 students in Newfoundland and Labrador build skills and confidence for the future, reflecting our commitment to strong, vibrant communities.
JA Newfoundland and Labrador@JANLinspires
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Thank you BDO, PAL Airlines, Penney Group, Marco, Coca-Cola Canada Bottling Limited, and Newfoundland Power, silver sponsors of the Junior Achievement Newfoundland and Labrador Business Hall of Fame.
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Meet Adam, Manager of Human Resources, whose passion for community and connection has shaped both his career and his impact at Newfoundland Power. Whether he’s supporting employees or volunteering in the community, Adam leads with purpose. Adam is the power in our story. #PowerInEveryStory Explore Adam’s story and other Power in Every Story features here: newfoundlandpower.com/News/P…
Mountain biker wearing a helmet riding along a wooded trail as sunlight filters through the trees.

ALT Mountain biker wearing a helmet riding along a wooded trail as sunlight filters through the trees.
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Interested in joining our team? We're currently hiring a Human Resources Coordinator in St. John's. If you're passionate about making an impact in HR, check out the details and apply at ow.ly/VtqI50YXE4g.
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Our May Power Connection is here, just in time for spring. The Right Tree in the Right Place can help you plan before you plant. Choosing the right tree and the right location helps prevent safety hazards and power interruptions. Properly selected and well-placed trees protect power lines and can also help you save energy by blocking cold winter winds and providing natural shade in the summer. Plus, spring into savings with energy efficiency tips from @takeCHARGENL. Check it out: ow.ly/Wy5j50YUFLj
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Today marks the start of Safety & Health Week and Mental Health Week. Physical and mental well-being are deeply connected, and recognizing these weeks together reinforces the importance of caring for both. Our employees participated in flag-raising ceremonies to demonstrate our shared commitment to safety, health, and overall well-being. This week and every week, let’s continue to look out for ourselves and for one another. Stay safe. Stay healthy. #SafetyAndHealthWeek #MentalHealthWeek #SafetyFirst #SafetyAndHealthWeek2026
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Interested in joining our team? We're currently hiring a Meter Technician in Clarenville. This hands on role is ideal for someone who thrives in a safety focused, technical environment. If you're committed to customer service and take pride in your work, we'd love to hear from you. Learn more and apply at: ow.ly/3oX950YRJzh
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Everyone deserves to come home safe at the end of the day. Today, we pause to remember the workers who lost their lives, were injured, or became ill because of their work. Safety is everyone’s responsibility and together, we can help prevent workplace tragedies. #DayofMourning
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Interested in joining our team? We’re looking for a motivated, hands-on team player to join our Operations Team at our Electrical Maintenance Centre (EMC) in St. John’s. In this role, you’ll support the day-to-day operation of the EMC, warehouse and inventory functions, assist with equipment maintenance and logistics and help ensure materials and tools are ready to support crews across Newfoundland Power’s system. This is a great opportunity for someone with warehouse or logistics experience who enjoys practical, varied work and being part of a collaborative team. Learn more and apply at: careers.newfoundlandpower.co…
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❄️💨 With Environment Canada weather alerts in place across much of the island, our crews are on standby and ready to respond. For emergencies involving the electrical system, call us at: 1 800 474 5711. Check out more tips for being Spring storm ready: newfoundlandpower.com/en/Out… Stay safe, everyone.
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While winter’s hanging on, we’re getting ready for greener days ahead. Applications are now open for EnviroFest 2026, our annual celebration of the environment. Each year, we offer funding and hands-on support to five initiatives that encourage positive environmental action across the island! To learn more and apply, please visit our website at: newfoundlandpower.com/About/… Since 1997, we have partnered with over 300 community groups, completed 125 environmental projects, and inspired thousands of participants to care for the environment each year. This is an amazing opportunity to help make our province greener and more sustainable! #EnviroFest2026
Group of volunteers in blue shirts posing outdoors at an EnviroFest site with a banner and utility truck in the background. Text reads “2026 EnviroFest – Applications Now Open.”

ALT Group of volunteers in blue shirts posing outdoors at an EnviroFest site with a banner and utility truck in the background. Text reads “2026 EnviroFest – Applications Now Open.”
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When emergencies happen, our crews are there - whenever and wherever needed. Our thoughts are with the residents, business owners, and everyone affected by this recent fire in Portugal Cove-St. Philip’s. We’re proud of our teams who work alongside emergency responders to help keep communities safe. 📸 Newfoundland Power – Power Line Technician team, St. John’s Safety note: Work at emergency scenes is carefully coordinated and established safety protocols are always followed to protect the public and our employees.
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