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On September 20th, 2010, the Ontario government began the process of updating the Long-Term Energy Plan (the "LTEP"). The LTEP was first introduced in 2006 and directs the development of new generation and transmission capacity in the Province.

The OSC has proposed a new incentivized Whistleblower Program in an effort to motivate individuals with inside knowledge or information relating to a possible breach of securities law to come forward.

The government of Saskatchewan has approved SaskPower’s construction of the $1.24 billion Boundary Dam Integrated Carbon Capture Storage Demonstration Project.

Another Green Energy Act and Feed In Tariff: success: Solar community bonds are now available, so that community members can invest in, and profit from, local renewable power generation. Congratulations to the Toronto Renewable Energy Cooperative!

The energy industry is refocusing its lobby efforts in response to the election of an NDP government in Alberta. The chief area of interest is Premier-elect Notley's energy royalty review.

Update: On June 9, 2016, the Supreme Court of Canada agreed to hear an appeal from Yukon Court of Appeal's Peel watershed decision.

In this webinar (in French), Maxime Jacquin and Dominique Rolland, partners in our Corporate group, discuss recent trends in project development and financing.

Vivek Warrier explains the opportunities Bennett Jones sees in the energy industry in 2018 while Laura Gill highlights the top three judicial developments for the oil and gas industry.

The Ontario Environmental Review Tribunal has released a decision allowing an appeal of the Renewable Energy Approval issued for the White Pines Wind Project in Prince Edward County.

In yesterday's elections, California voters showed their continued support for the state's climate change policies, voting against a ballot initiative that would have suspended current climate change policies until certain economic targets were met and electing Democrat Jerry Brown as governor .

As part of an effort to reduce the U.S. federal deficit, the Democratic Party-controlled Senate is calling for the repeal of $2 billion in tax breaks for the five largest oil companies.

Alan discussed the significance of the impending decision as it relates to the energy industry, the next steps and possible outcomes, and what to watch for.

Cheryl Woodin, Laura Gill, Michael Theroux and Rebecca Taylor write in JWN Energy on how Vancouver City Council recently passed a motion to fund a proposed...

The Assessment Review Board has heard an appeal from the tax assessment of a couple who say their valuation should be reduced because of a nearby wind farm.

The Ministry of Natural Resources has released proposed Guidelines for wind turbine applications on both Crown and private lands.

Mario's guest today is Grant Wallace of Vancouver-based Relay Transition Partners, an advisory firm serving midmarket businesses in western Canada. Grant shares his insights into the

Davies lawyers Gregg Benson, Michael Kandev and James Trougakos review Canadian tax incentives for green energy and juxtapose them with those offered by the United States.