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The significant recent growth in Alberta's renewable energy sector has driven a historically high volume of applications to the Alberta Utilities Commission (the AUC)...

West Moberly First Nations and Prophet River First Nation are currently awaiting decisions from the BC Supreme Court and Federal Court on their applications which were heard during April/May 2015 and the week of July 21, 2015, respectively.

Canadian exploration expenses (CEE) are certain types of expenses incurred by oil and gas, mining and renewable energy corporations.

On July 6, 2022, Canada released the final version of the long-awaited Clean Fuel Regulations (CFR or Regulations). The CFR will require producers and importers of liquid fossil fuels...

The Minister of Energy issued a directive on April 5, 2012 to the Ontario Power Authority (OPA) pursuant to which Minister Bentley directed the OPA to follow the recommendations in the FIT Review Report and issue new draft FIT Rules, draft FIT Contract and draft Definitions (collectively, the "Draft FIT Documents").

Welcome to the final installment of a three-part Energy Transition Series that examines the changing legal and industry trends behind the emergence of the new renewable energy market.

On July 30, the Impact Assessment Agency of Canada (the Agency) launched public consultations to seek feedback on three regulatory initiatives under the Impact Assessment Act (the IAA), which have the potential to significantly change the way proponents navigate the impact assessment process.

Canada is navigating a "wild frontier" in the energy industry, with a unique opportunity to forge successful and sustainable partnerships both domestically and internationally.

The Regulations are the first step towards the launch by Hydro-Québec of calls for tenders for new energy supplies to meet long-term energy and power needs as early as 2027.

The Action Plan represents a renewed push to strengthen continental ties among the three countries, and establishes climate change as a key policy driver for reducing GHG emissions from the oil and gas sector...

The Province released its Two-Year Review Report summarizing the results of its FIT Program review. The Report proposed the following material revisions to the FIT Program.

In 2006, the Minister of Energy directed the Ontario Power Authority (the OPA) to develop an Integrated Power System Plan (the IPSP) that focused on creating a sustainable energy supply in the Province over the next twenty years.

Various landowners residing in Clearview Township, County of Simcoe, brought an action against WPD Canada Corporation and Beattie Brothers Farms Limited in order to prevent the construction and operation of an 18.4 MW industrial wind farm.

Canada's energy transition – a shift toward cleaner, more sustainable energy sources – continues to accelerate through significant policy and regulatory actions.

The AESO recently provided its recommendations regarding its proposed renewable electricity program (REP) to the Alberta government.

Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne recently sent a letter to Energy Minister Bob Chiarelli setting out key priorities for the Ministry of Energy in 2014.

The Canadian government has revealed its plan to regulate offshore wind energy projects in Atlantic Canada. The existing offshore accords with Nova Scotia and Newfoundland and Labrador...