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British Columbia’s Minister of Energy and Mines Bill Bennett addressed the province’s independent power producers at the opening of Clean Energy BC’s annual conference in Vancouver on October 28, 2013.

The National Energy Board (NEB) now predicts Canadian's use of fossil fuels will peak around 2019.

On February 12, Nevada's Public Utilities Commission (PUC) voted to alter its December 2015 ruling that will dramatically, and retroactively, reduce the rate at which distributed solar generation facilities...

On September 13, 2017, the results from Ontario's third Cap and Trade Program Auction of Greenhouse Gas Allowances were released.

Trillium Power Wind Corporation (TPWC), the Toronto-based developer interested in building offshore wind turbines in Lake Ontario, is appealing a decision of the Superior Court of Ontario after a judge ruled in favor of the defendant, the province of Ontario, to strike TPWC’s statement of claim.

Ontario's Energy Minister announced recently that the province will increase municipal control over the siting of future large renewable energy projects.

The Ministry of Energy announced today that Ontario will immediately suspend the second round of the Large Renewable Procurement (LRP II) and Energy-from-Waste Standard Offer Program.

On November 23, 2010, the McGuinty government released its Long-Term Energy Plan and draft Supply Mix Directive.

Ontario has released its 2013 Long-Term Energy Plan, Achieving Balance, which focuses on conservation, demand management and renewables to meet the province’s energy needs.

Canada's energy sector remains one of the country's most dynamic, with 2024 being another transformative year. The energy transition continues at a rapid pace while new regulations...

Powering the Future: SMRs, Nuclear Fuel, and Decarbonizing the Mining Sector was cohosted in partnership with the Nuclear Energy Agency (NEA/OECD) and supported through sponsorship by Centrus Energy, NexGen Energy...

The proposed amendments to the Act are the most recent step in the province's stated efforts to be a global leader in the emerging industry of marine renewable energy.

On June 26, 2017, Québec's Energy and Natural Resources Minister, Mr. Pierre Arcand, unveiled the 2017-2020 Action Plan (the "Plan"), a first step towards implementing the 2030 Energy Policy (the "Policy").

A discussion on Québec's intention to secure an additional block of 800 MW of wind power capacity.

Ontario’s feed-in-tariff program has attracted billions of dollars in private-sector investment and resulted in a significant amount of project financing activity since its introduction in 2009.

The Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO) has issued final materials for phase two of Ontario's Large Renewable Procurement Program (LRP II). The deadline for submitting a qualification submission...

On December 13, 2016, the Province of Nova Scotia released for comment draft regulations that will establish the Solar for Community Buildings Pilot Program, expected to launch in early 2017 and run for three years.