A Picture Is Worth Billions
Ontario has many lower cost options for meeting its electricity needs than rebuilding old nuclear reactors. Our factsheet demonstrates that the decision to rebuild 10 aging reactors makes little economic sense.
Making the Right Choice for Pickering’s Waterfront
The Pickering Nuclear Station takes up 600 acres of prime waterfront real estate in the City of Pickering. When North America’s 3rd oldest nuclear station closes in 2024, this means that there will be an exciting chance for the people of Pickering to revitalize their waterfront – and their community.
The 2019 Ontario Budget: Does it really protect what matters most?
Instead of cutting spending on public health, education, environmental protection and energy conservation, the Ontario government can save billions by making a deal with Quebec.
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.
Solving the climate puzzle: The Swedish example
Sweden uses a fraction of the energy of Ontario despite having a similar economy and climate.
Improving natural gas efficiency can save us billions
Deeper gas efficiency efforts between now and 2030 could save Ontario consumers $85 billion in natural gas costs over the life-times of the energy efficiency measures.