Our lake, our power
Lake America. How annoying is that? But it’s going to take more than a sign
Making the most of our efficiency potential to lower rates
Green Living2021-11-08T16:15:22-05:00September 27, 2017|
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.
Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters calls Pickering extension uneconomic
Green Living2022-01-27T15:48:51-05:00May 31, 2017|
In a submission to the Ontario Energy Board this week, the Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters (CME) association
Why pay more?
Green Living2022-01-26T04:29:53-05:00May 25, 2017|
The Ontario government has set an ambitious target of lowering greenhouse gas emissions by 80% by 2050.
Powering smart action on climate in Ontario
Green Living2022-10-12T15:21:19-04:00May 24, 2017|
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.
Reconsidering our electricity sources
Green Living2017-04-13T16:19:02-04:00April 6, 2017|
Minden TimesApril 6, 2017 Jenn WattReconsidering our electricity sources Hydro rates are one of the most important issues
Nuclear power is not cheaper than water power from Quebec, Ontario Clean Air Alliance says
Green Living2017-03-28T15:33:08-04:00March 28, 2017|
March 27, 2017durhamregion.comJack GibbonsNuclear power is not cheaper than water power from Quebec, Ontario Clean Air Alliance