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On October 22, 2021, the Government of Ontario made several regulatory amendments and changes to incorporated documents to facilitate the province's transition from the federal output-based pricing system to Ontario's own emissions performance standard program beginning on January 1, 2022.

Ontario Centres of Excellence has established an award to honour Gowlings’ partner David McFadden’s contributions to the energy sector and the innovation community in Ontario.

In 2014, the Divisional Court overturned the Tribunal's decision to revoke the Ostrander REA on the basis that the decision was unreasonable.

The Government of Canada has released the federal hydrogen strategy, "Hydrogen Strategy for Canada: Seizing the Opportunities for Hydrogen" (Strategy).

New renewable energy calls for tenders coming out of Québec will be in place by the end of 2021. On Sept. 10, 2021, Hydro-Québec filed an application with the Québec Energy Board...

The Ministry of Energy has recently issued a directive to the Ontario Power Authority pursuant to the "Electricity Act, 1998" to amend the Feed-in-Tariff Program.

In Decision and Order G-332-23 the British Columbia Utilities Commission ("BCUC") found that, by selling power generated at two hydroelectric...

In continuation of the series of publications on the legislative and regulatory framework being developed for the tidal energy industry in Nova Scotia

Nova Scotia Power customers are months away from receiving electricity generated from the Bay of Fundy's renowned tides.

Encana Corporation and Phoenix Duvernay Gas have entered into a joint venture arrangement to explore and develop Encana’s undeveloped Duvernay land holdings in west-central Alberta.

The market for renewable power in Ontario will continue to be busy in 2015, in no small part because of the continuously evolving regulatory landscape.

Climate change risks are also specifically hitting home for energy sector players.

Private power purchase agreements (PPAs) not only provide buyers with an opportunity to acquire environmental attributes, such as emissions offsets and renewable energy certificates...

The REOI is the first stage of a much anticipated 3 stage process for a renewable electricity procurement in Alberta this year...

Welcome back to our Regulatory Affairs series, developed to provide timely updates on hot topics across the vast world of regulatory law; strategic insights on regulatory fundamentals...

Recent regulatory changes have left many Canadian companies questioning whether voluntary ESG reporting is worth the associated costs, efforts and risks

n the midst of a global energy transition, Gowling WLG's lawyers track the emergent technologies that will shape the future of energy in Canada and the UK.

Since the launch of Ontario’s Feed-in Tariff program in 2009, most property managers in charge of commercial-scale properties located within Ontario have been approached by solar power project developers seeking to acquire rooftop access rights for the development of solar projects under the FIT program.