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Canada’s Bold Plan for Sustainable Investment and Climate Disclosures

Canada is accelerating its net-zero emissions pathway with Made-in-Canada sustainable investment guidelines and mandatory climate disclosures for large private companies, unlocking up to $140 billion annually to transform the economy through tax credits, transparency, and private sector investment in green growth.

The Role of Policy and Regulation in Accelerating the Energy Transition

The energy transition, led by Canada’s shift to clean energy sources like wind, solar, and hydrogen, hinges on effective policies, stable carbon pricing, and robust infrastructure to address challenges such as heating reliance on fossil fuels and emissions reporting, ensuring a sustainable and resilient low-carbon future.

Higher Natural Gas Prices Send Electricity Costs Higher

Understanding the critical link between natural gas and electricity prices reveals how marginal pricing mechanisms affect your energy costs, especially in Ontario's unique market structure with Global Adjustment rates.

Ontario’s Industrial Conservation Initiative Re-Starts May 1st

With Ontario's Industrial Conservation Initiative (ICI) program resuming after its COVID-19 suspension, businesses must prepare to actively manage their electricity consumption during peak periods.

Incentives Can Trim Ontario Growers Power Demand

The Save on Energy Retrofit program incentives are designed to help reduce electricity use in a sector that is vital to Ontario’s economy, according to Heather Tripp, Save on Energy representative.

Ontario Temporarily Freezes Global Adjustment Rates