• Hydro One Q2 basic EPS rose 14.81% to CAD 0.62, driven by OEB-approved rate increases and higher peak demand.
• Net income attributable to common shareholders climbed 13.15% to CAD 370 million as revenue increased 11.42% to CAD 2.3 billion.
• OM&A costs rose on higher work program spending, including emergency power restoration and lines maintenance; financing charges increased on higher long-term debt.
• Capital investments totaled CAD 812 million; assets placed in-service reached CAD 644 million.
• Megan Telford became president and CEO following David Lebeter’s retirement; Hydro One was selected to build the Red Lake Transmission Line.

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