Pierre Guimond: We will ‘go long’ on shale gas

February 01, 2012 Category: Big Ideas Tags: clean energy, electricity, energy storage, hydroelectricity, natural gas, shale gas
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President, Canadian Electricity Association More →

Enbridge Inc. takes over a troubled power project

November 18, 2011 Category: Economics Tags: AESO, electricity, Enbridge Inc, Montana Alberta Tie Line, Tonbridge Power Inc.
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Calgary pipeline builder diversifies with Montana tie-line purchase More →

An uneasy peace: BC Hydro advances Site C proposal

October 31, 2011 Category: Alternative Energy Tags: Athabasca River, BC Hydro, electricity, hydro, oil sands, water withdrawals
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A massive hydro project stirs up controversy in Peace Country More →

Canada’s transmission infrastructure is showing its age

October 07, 2011 Category: Policy Tags: BC Hydro, Dalton McGuinty, electricity, electricity transmission, feed-in tariff, Ontario, Tim Hudak
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By Cooper Langford Jr.

Expect higher electricity rates, observers warn, as a half-century-old bill comes due More →

Smart 101: Virtual power plants and demand management

October 01, 2011 Category: Web Exclusives Tags: Alberta, electricity, grid, power, smart grid
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By Duncan Kinney

The next step in the evolution of electricity is no sci-fi dream More →

In Alberta, tentative steps toward a smarter grid

October 01, 2011 Category: Technology Tags: Atco, demand management, electricity, Enmax Corp., smart grid, transmission
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By Duncan Kinney

With transmission costs poised to escalate, a more intelligent system beckons More →

Why Canada’s energy future needs a master plan

June 06, 2011 Category: People Tags: Canada West Foundation, electricity, Halloween Agreement, National Energy Program, QUEST
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By Jeff Lewis

Price signals are needed to drive consumer behavior, advocate says More →

Coal is poised for a gloriously sooty future

April 27, 2011 Category: Energy Ink Tags: annual energy outlook, coal, electricity, Energy Information Administration, TransAlta Corp.
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By Jeff Lewis

Despite gains by renewables, the black reign will continue More →

Why building better cities matters

March 01, 2011 Category: Economics Tags: China, climate change, electricity, greenhouse gas emissions, innovation, Toronto, United Nations, World Energy Council
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By Patrycja Romanowska

Smokestacks get the blame, but are Canadian cities the real climate culprit? More →

On our radar: a green plan for the ages

November 26, 2010 Category: Energy Ink Tags: climate change, coal, electricity, nuclear, Ontario, prices
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By Jeff Lewis

Ontario's long-term energy plan is ambitious. But who will foot the bill? More →