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Maine state regulators approve the sale of Emera Maine

The dominant electric company for northern and eastern Maine is being sold to a company in Canada.

MAINE, USA — State regulators have approved the sale of Emera Maine.

Emera Maine, the dominant electric company for northern and eastern Maine is being sold to a company in Canada.  

State regulators approved the sale on Tuesday, March 17, 2020.

Enmax, a company based in Canada, is paying $1.3 billion to acquire Emera.

The deal includes $5 million for rate relief to those in the Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program and upgrading grid reliability and customer service.

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