Ontario’s Rising Electricity Rates: The Role of Nuclear Power
This factsheet looks at how nuclear power has had by far the largest impact on Ontario's rising electricity rates.
This factsheet looks at how nuclear power has had by far the largest impact on Ontario's rising electricity rates.
On January 1st Ontario Power Generation (OPG) raised its price of nuclear power by 7%
The Ford Government must use its next 100 days in office to show it has
How could the Ford Government actually meet its promise to reduce hydro bills? It could
Ontario can lower its electricity costs by $1.1 to $1.4 billion per year by closing the Pickering Nuclear Station and importing cleaner, safer and lower-cost water power from Quebec. The savings would be so great that we could pay every Pickering worker $1 million in severance and we would still save billions!
The Ford Government’s mantra is “promise made, promise kept.” But in the case of its
The Pickering Nuclear Station has enough plutonium in waste onsite to arm 11,000 atomic warheads. With no long-term waste solution in sight, it is irresponsible to continue to add radioactive waste to the huge pile already on the waterfront at the station.
Does the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC) care what you think about keeping the aging
Want to ensure the public doesn’t interfere with your efforts to rubber stamp a new
Why take the risk? That is the message we are trying to get out to
Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne said today she considers the possibility of Russians hacking into Ontario's
Seven years ago, a runaway triple nuclear meltdown at the Fukushima Nuclear Station in Japan
This expert report finds that a Fukushima-level disaster at the Pickering Nuclear plant would result in an estimated 26,000 cancer cases, of which roughly half would be fatal. Large areas of the Greater Toronto Area would need to be evacuated and would become uninhabitable in some cases for 100 years or more.
All of the candidates for the leadership of the Ontario Progressive Conservative Party, with the
We are now just a few months away from a provincial election and we know
Global News has unearthed some stunning evidence of just how far Ontario Power Generation (OPG)
Today, the IESO is paying an average of 2.2 cents for efficiency measures. Meanwhile, OPG is asking to raise the rate it is paid for nuclear power to 16.5 cents. Clearly, maximizing efficiency is a better answer. Our factsheet looks at just how much Ontario could save by maximizing efficiency.
In a submission to the Ontario Energy Board this week, the Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters
The Ontario government has set an ambitious target of lowering greenhouse gas emissions by 80%
We need to take cost-effective action to reduce electricity sector GHG emissions. This report looks at how to reduce emissions at the lowest possible cost.