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Depuis le début de l'année 2016, deux demandes d'autorisation d'exercer des actions collectives ont été accueillies à l'encontre de parcs éoliens situés au Québec.

Ontario and British Columbia have both invested heavily in infrastructure to generate inexpensive power.

Legal uncertainty is never a good thing for industry: it's a barrier to investment, and thus an adversary to growth.

On November 22, 2018, the Government of Alberta announced that it is investing $200 million of Climate Leadership Plan funds to launch a new Community Generation Program (Program).

On May 1st, 2025, mayors and heads of council at 169 municipalities across Ontario saw their powers strengthened under the Strong Mayor, Building Homes Act ("Strong Mayors Act").

The world is looking with renewed interest at the role hydrogen, the universe's most common element, can play in a low-carbon future.

The Ontario Divisional Court released its judicial decision of SkyPower CL I LP et al v Minister of Energy (Ontario) et al. and dismissed the applicants’ challenge with respect to the changes made by the Ontario Power Authority("OPA") to its Feed-In Tariff ("FIT") Program Rules from version 1.0 to 2.0.

On December 3, 2025, the federal government published a white paper1 exploring potential amendments to the Clean Fuel Regulations (CFR or Regulations)...

The CES, which has been developed over the last few years by a number of working groups across the country, is aimed at facilitating energy cooperation in Canada.

Canadian industry stakeholders are facing unique challenges as they navigate shifting economic and foreign policies, largely due to the change of leadership in the United States and the looming Canadian general election.

As Ontario confronts a surge in electrification, economic growth, and technological disruption, local distribution companies ("LDCs") stand at the crossroads of risk and opportunity.

The Alberta Electric System Operator and the Alberta Market Surveillance Administrator released their outline for a Restructured Energy Market (REM)...

2018 saw many interesting developments in the energy sector, both in Ontario and across Canada. The topic that got the most reads on Energy Insider in 2018 was the changes implemented by Ontario's new provincial government.

The Province of Ontario has enacted a landmark regulation, O Reg 101/25, that establishes a comprehensive legal framework for large electricity users to enter into corporate power purchase agreements...

Ontario’s Environmental Review Tribunal has dismissed another anti-wind power appeal: May 14, 2014, Pitt v. MOE ERT Registry Number: 13-121.

Ontario’s Environmental Review Tribunal (ERT) recently dismissed two more anti-wind power appeals, this time relating to the same project.

So much misinformation has been spread about wind turbines that many reasonable people don’t know what to think.

Dans l'affaire Solar Power Network Inc. v. ClearFlowEnergy Finance Corp., 2018 ONCA 727, la Cour d'appel de l'Ontario a confirmé que l'utilisation ...