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On August 2, 2011, Brad Duguid, Ontario’s Energy Minister, announced that the Ontario government had initiated a change to create greater contractual certainty at the project approval stage of the province’s feed-in-tariff (FIT) program.

Ontario Minister of Energy Brad Duguid issued a directive today requiring the Ontario Power Authority ("OPA") to offer FIT contract holders the option of getting a waiver of the OPA's pre-Notice to Proceed ("NTP") termination rights.

Ontario's Ministry of Energy is undertaking a review of the province's programs for individuals who generate their own renewable energy.

FORCE is a non-for-profit corporation set up as a test centre for in-stream tidal energy technology. It provides a shared observation facility, submarine cables, grid connection and environmental monitoring.

On December 28, 2017, the Ontario Energy Board (OEB) issued its Decision with Reasons in the Ontario Power Generation "Payment Amounts" case (the Decision), covering the 2017 to 2021 period.

On October 13, 2016, Ontario's Ministry of Energy announced details about promised consultations on the new Long-Term Energy Plan (LTEP)...

Western Canada has seen exponential growth in its renewable energy sector in recent years, and private capital is increasingly being directed towards clean energy development...

The deadline for submitting comments on the Ontario proposal expires on January 28, 2019.

As part of Canada's commitment to reduce overall greenhouse gas emissions, successive federal governments have introduced a number of tax measures...

Canada's abundant energy resources have played a central role in our country's economic development and will continue to be extremely important to our prospects for growth and innovation...

The Canadian government has acknowledged that it views COVID-19 as "an opportunity to rethink and optimize the way we do things".

The North American energy sector stands at an inflection point. We are witnessing a confluence of forces that are unprecedented in their scope and complexity: the insatiable energy demands of an AI-powered...

In recent months, climate change and the transition to low carbon energy solutions have been at the forefront of Canada's policy agenda — both provincially and federally.

On November 3, 2016, the Government of Alberta released the first details of its Renewable Electricity Program (the REP).

This is Part IV in a series of articles for those interested in legislation affecting marine renewable energy.

Earlier this year, G7 climate ministers agreed in principle that a global target is set to increase electricity storage capacity sixfold from 230GW in 2022 to 1,500GW in 2030.

On February 10, 2015, BC Hydro announced that it is making available yearly target energy volume information to help developers with project planning under its Standing Offer Program (SOP).

The Business Council of British Columbia recently released its white paper on energy policy in BC.