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Local News All cities · October 3, 2026

Port Moody puts neighbourhood energy utility plans on hold

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Port Moody is putting the brakes on plans for a neighbourhood energy utility (NEU) in Moody Centre after a new business case found the financial benefits are currently too small to justify moving ahead. Council voted unanimously on Sept. 29 to cease further work on the proposed utility in the short term, while keeping the […]

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