• Hydro One’s third-quarter basic EPS fell to CAD 0.69 due to higher maintenance, depreciation and long-term debt interest costs.
• Revenues rose 8% year over year to CAD 2.49 billion, helped by higher OEB-approved rates and peak demand.
• Capital investments jumped 39% year over year to CAD 1.08 billion.
• The utility submitted a proposed CAD 37 billion investment plan, including operating costs, for its transmission and distribution systems over 2028–2032.

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