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The Ontario Court of Appeal recently released its decision in Solar Power Network Inc. v. ClearFlow Energy Finance Corp. 2018 ONCA 727.

A thirty-storey crane is working this week, in ferocious weather, to put a new and better bearing on the ExPlace wind turbine, owned by the Windshare community power cooperative and Toronto Hydro.

On Monday, the Ontario Court of Appeal denied Ian Hanna’s request for leave to appeal the decision of the Divisional Court, which unanimously rejected his attempt to prevent Ontario from issuing renewable energy approvals for large wind turbines.

The international renewable energy and general electricity generation community that gathered at Intersolar Europe from June 8 to 10 was abuzz digesting the news of the German parliament releasing its plan to have the country’s electricity generation fully withdraw from nuclear energy by 2022.

Navigating the ever-changing landscape of Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) can pose challenges.

The Ontario government's proposed creation of an agency with a mandate to reduce carbon emissions by buying offsets, funding cleaner factories and buildings, and co-ordinating rooftop solar and energy conservation...

Scott Stoll and Zoë Thoms recently attended the 15th annual Power of Water Canada Conference and Tradeshow held in Niagara-on-the-Lake. Hosted by the Ontario Waterpower Association...

Another Green Energy Act and Feed In Tariff: success: Solar community bonds are now available, so that community members can invest in, and profit from, local renewable power generation. Congratulations to the Toronto Renewable Energy Cooperative!

In this webinar (in French), Maxime Jacquin and Dominique Rolland, partners in our Corporate group, discuss recent trends in project development and financing.

The Ontario Environmental Review Tribunal has released a decision allowing an appeal of the Renewable Energy Approval issued for the White Pines Wind Project in Prince Edward County.

On Monday, the Township of Grey Highlands unanimously voted to abandon its planned Divisional Court challenge.

The Assessment Review Board has heard an appeal from the tax assessment of a couple who say their valuation should be reduced because of a nearby wind farm.

The energy industry continues to demonstrate remarkable adaptability in response to emerging challenges, including carbon capture and climate change.

The federal government has announced its commitment to provide $52 million to 16 alternative energy projects across Canada through Sustainable Development Technology Canada.

On October 18, 2010, the OPA released an updated timeline for the FIT Program indicating that Transmission Availability Tests and Distribution Availability Tests would commence on October 18, 2010 for non-capacity exempt project applications submitted between December 1, 2009 and June 4, 2010.

Ontario is moving forward with its planned sale of up to 60% of its interest in Hydro One.

The Ontario's Independent Electricity System Operator has published the amendments to the Market Rules that authorize the IESO to dispatch certain renewable generators in Ontario.