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The Joint Review Panel considered the potential impact of Site C on Aboriginal rights and treaty rights.

The U.S. Energy Information Administration's International Energy Outlook 2019 projects renewables to be the most used energy source globally by 2050.

Today, the Ontario Power Authority posted draft versions of the LRP I RFP, LRP I Contract, and Prescribed Forms for review and comment for the Large Renewable Procurement ("LRP I").

This Friday, September 28, the Climate Change Lawyers Network (CCLN) will be hosting a session for anyone interested in the encouraging renewable energy community power projects.

The results from the November 14, 2017, California and Quebec joint auction of greenhouse gas (GHG) allowances were released on November 22, 2017.

As Alberta considers the integration of nuclear energy into its power portfolio, the province has initiated a comprehensive public engagement strategy...

As an update to our first news release found here, the World Trade Organization has officially announced its ruling on the domestic content requirements of Ontario’s Feed-In Tarriff program.

Ontario will comply with the WTO ruling that found that the domestic content requirements of the Ontario Power Authority's Feed-in Tariff program violated Canada's international free trade obligations.

On November 6, 2014, Hydro-Québec Distribution ("HQD") publicly opened the sealed bids received in response to its request for proposals launched on December 18, 2013, for the purchase of 450MW of wind power produced in Québec.

Almost a year after the provincial government released its Climate Leadership Plan, it tabled the Renewable Electricity Act (Act) and released details on its Renewable Electricity Program (REP).

The AESO intends to develop the Program throughout the year and launch its first Renewable Electricity Program competition in Q4 2016 with project in-service dates in Q2 2019.

The Alberta government promised to introduce an alternative renewable energy framework that will allow for consumers' choice within the existing system.

The Environmental Review Tribunal recently dismissed a renewable energy approval appeal concerning the Port Dover and Nanticoke Wind Project.

As expected, the Alberta Government moved this week to phase out coal-fired power generation and replace it with lower-carbon natural gas and zero-carbon renewable generation.

The Government of Canada has passed long-awaited legislation to create a new refundable investment tax credit for clean technology property.

Ontario recently issued a proposal to amend the Global Adjustment (GA) regulations under the Electricity Act, 1998 which would allow Class A participants...

A recent Ontario Divisional Court decision, wpd Sumac Ridge Wind Inc. v. Kawartha Lakes (City), represents an important precedent for project developers who are facing opposition from municipalities.