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Wataynikaneyap Power Completes Construction of “the Line that Brings Light”
Wataynikaneyap Power is pleased to announce that all assets of the Wataynikaneyap Power transmission system have been energized! The infrastructure megaproject includes 1,800 kilometres of transmission lines and 22 substations in northwestern Ontario. Wataynikaneyap Power is a licensed transmission company majority-owned by a partnership of 24 First Nations in partnership with Fortis Inc. and other private investors, regulated by the Ontario Energy Board. Read More... |
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Ontario Expands Largest Competitive Energy Procurement in Province’s History
The Ontario government is expanding the largest competitive energy procurement in the province’s history by 50 per cent to meet soaring energy demand. The government has increased the target for the procurement from 5,000 megawatts (MW) to up to 7,500 MW to ensure Ontario has the reliable and affordable electricity it needs to power the building of new homes, businesses and communities. Read More... |
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Federal Government Releases Finalized Clean Electricity Regulations
In the 21st century, building out clean, reliable, and affordable electricity is the best way to bring a growing economy the low-cost power it needs to compete. Today, 85% of Canada’s electricity is generated from clean sources like hydropower, wind, solar, and nuclear—and it’s a big part of the reason why companies around the world are choosing to invest in Canadian workers and business. Read More... |
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Nexans Launches Mobiway® Speed Cable Reel System
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Exro’s Cellex Division Completes Installation of First Cell Driver™ Energy Storage System at Red Deer Polytechnic
Exro Technologies Inc. has announced the successful installation of its first in-field Cell Driver™ Battery Energy Storage System (Cell Driver™) at Red Deer Polytechnic (RDP). The installation was led by Cellex Energy Inc, Exro’s subsidiary dedicated to Cell Driver™ development and commercialization, and was completed earlier this month. This achievement will be celebrated with an official ribbon cutting ceremony this morning with members of RDP, Exro, and local officials. Read More... |
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CanREA Concerned About Punitive Market and Transmission Changes in Alberta
Alberta government introduces policy changes without honouring previous commitments. The Canadian Renewable Energy Association (CanREA) is concerned that the latest round of changes to Alberta’s electricity sector, announced on December 10th, are punitive and unfairly target the renewable energy sector. They also do little to encourage investments in energy storage. Read More... |
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- Wataynikaneyap Power Project: First Nations Controlling Development on their Land
The Wataynikaneyap Power Project was presented as part of EDIST 2024. The project connects 17 First Nations to the provincial power grid, capital cost is estimated at $1.9 billion. The ownership model is unprecedented with First Nations controlling development on their land, owned by 24 First Nations in partnership with Fortis Inc, as well as other private investors. The First Nations also maintain ability to increase their ownership and control to 100% 25-years after in service operation date.
- EHRC Celebrates Leadership at 11th Annual Awards of Excellence
Electricity Human Resources Canada (EHRC) honours individuals and organizations for their leadership and contribution to HR best practices in Canada’s electricity sector. Electricity Human Resources Canada (EHRC), celebrated the winners of its 2023 Awards of Excellence in Toronto. This prestigious event gathered industry stakeholders nationwide to recognize and applaud the outstanding achievements of innovative HR leaders within Canada’s electricity sector.
- OEB Temporary Licence Exemptions to Help Facilitate Innovation
Companies that are granted temporary licence exemptions by the Ontario Energy Board (OEB) will also now be exempt from certain legislative provisions. The OEB can approve licence exemptions for pilot projects that further its statutory objective to facilitate innovation in the electricity sector.
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Alberta Government Announces New Transmission Policies
Alberta’s government has announced new transmission policies. As demand for electricity only continues to increase, it’s expected that Alberta’s need for electricity could more than quadruple in the coming decades. Following three years of engagement with industry, Alberta’s government is making changes to ensure the province’s ratepayers are no longer burdened with the full costs of building new transmission lines. Read More... |
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Federal Government Announces New Emissions Target for 2035
The federal government has announced that Canada will aim to reduce emissions by 45–50% below 2005 levels by 2035, setting a target that maintains the country’s path to a strong, net-zero economy. The 2035 target builds on Canada’s existing 2030 target, which aims to reduce emissions by 40–45% below 2005 levels. The Net-Zero Advisory Body released a report in September of this year advising the federal government to adopt an emission reduction target of 50%-55% below 2005 levels for 2035. Read More... |
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