Ontario Merging Energy Agencies

Here's the official words from the government.  

They didn't note the global adjustment was $110 million higher than it had ever been before in March - which would make $25 million appear to be insignificant.

The release takes credit for benchmarking studies, which  I recollect as being demanded by the Ontario Energy Board, independent of meddling political intervention, years ago.

Ontario Merging Energy Agencies:

The new agency would eliminate duplication and save ratepayers up to $25 million a year.

It would allow for a more seamless and co-ordinated approach to planning as Ontario integrates new renewable energy projects into the grid and shuts down its last coal-fired plants by the end of 2014.

You could read the full release here