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ARTICLE · 03 DECEMBER 2013

Ontario’s Long Term Energy Plan

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The Government of Ontario today released the province’s most recent Long Term Energy Plan ("LTEP").

CanadaEnergy and Natural Resources

The Government of Ontario today released the province's most recent Long Term Energy Plan ("LTEP"). A copy of LTEP materials can be accessed by clicking here.  As expected, the LTEP did not provide any drastic supply mix or policy changes from current plans. However, there are a number of changes that are worth noting.

Major Supply Changes:

  • As expected, there will be no new nuclear facilities;
  • A schedule has been set for the refurbishment of the Bruce and Darlington nuclear facilities, starting in 2016;
  • The target for non-hydro renewable capacity remains unchanged, but its implementation is extended from 2018 to 2021 – the goal is for procurements of 300 MW of wind, 140 MW of solar and 50 MW of bioenergy for each of 2014 and 2015; and

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