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Feature
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Grid Modernization and Intuitive Product Design with Chris McCarthy of S&C Electric Company
Chris McCarthy, Senior Vice- President of Sales Enablement & Operations, has 26-years of industry experience with a technical background as an Electric Power Engineer. Ths article revisits a conversation with McCarthy conducted by our sister publication, Electrical Industry News Week in January of 2022, discussing his thoughts on grid modernization and S&C’s role in that transition. Read More... |
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Call for Power BC Hydro Update
BC Hydro plans to issue a competitive call for power in the Spring of 2024. Prior to the issuing, they will continue to engage with First Nations, Independent Power Producers (the business community) and other stakeholders on their plan to acquire 3,000 gigawatt hours (GWh) per year. Read More... |
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OEB Temporary Licence Exemptions to Help Facilitate Innovation
The OEB can approve licence exemptions for pilot projects that further its statutory objective to facilitate innovation in the electricity sector. The exemptions may apply to the requirement to be licensed as an electricity distributor, retailer, wholesaler, unit sub-meter provider and gas marketer, can last up to five years and may be renewed. Read More... |
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Video
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COP28 Net Zero Nuclear Joanna Osawe Interview
Sama Bilbao y Leon, Director General, World Nuclear Association in conversation with Joanna Osawe, President & CEO, Women in Renewable Energy at COP28. Read More... |
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U.S. Market
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The Digital Substation
The future of power system substations may be redefined by the application of virtualization. At least that is what an increasing number of utilities are envisioning as they explore the opportunity for increased virtualization in substation design. In this future, there would be a significant reduction in the hardware used in substations. Instead, tasks will be carried out on cloud servers, marking a noticeable shift from the current reliance on extensive racks of hardware. Read More... |
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OEA Releases Distribution System Operator Study
In Powering Ontario’s Growth, Ontario’s Minister of Energy called upon the Ontario Energy Board (OEB) and Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO) to continue to work with LDCs to explore DSO capabilities as an innovation to “meet the needs of customers – safely, affordably, and reliably – along with the clean energy objectives of the province.” Read More... |
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Government of Canada Announces $19 Million to Support Electricity Modernization in P.E.I.
The federal government has announced up to $19 million for Maritime Electric Company’s Sustainable Electrification initiative. The project will reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and provide for the efficient use of renewable energy sources located on Prince Edward Island. Read More... |
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Battery Storage
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Guidehouse Insights Explores Financing Strategies in the Battery Energy Storage Market
The transition from fossil fuels to renewable sources of energy such as solar and wind energy is happening at a rapid pace. Energy storage systems are an integral part of this transition as solar and wind generation can be intermittent, so storing excess energy in battery storage systems is necessary for grid stability. Read More... |
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Upcoming Event
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EDIST 2024 Speaker Agenda
EDIST 2024's theme "Taking Charge: Electric Utilities are Leading the Energy Transition" focuses on the necessary technologies, innovations, and strategic thinking to support the energy transition across Canada and beyond. The event will bring together industry professionals, researchers, technology experts, and other stakeholders to discuss the critical challenges and unique opportunities associated with the changing energy landscape. Read More... |
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The Electric Circuit Announces Major Improvements to the Charging Station at L’Étape
The Electric Circuit, the largest public charging network for electric vehicles in Québec, has announced the introduction of new fast-charge stations at the Coq Rôti restaurant at L’Étape, in the Réserve faunique des Laurentides, in order to facilitate electric vehicle charging and reduce lineups as much as possible. Read More... |
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Government of Canada and CUTRIC are Supporting TransLink to Develop a Plan to Transition to Zero Emissions Vehicles
Through this investment, TransLink is developing a comprehensive strategy including a detailed market scan of current and emerging zero emission technologies and a transition roadmap which will include a zero emission bus (ZEB) implementation action plan and deployment strategy... Read More... |
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Hydro One Announces Search for a New CFO as Chris Lopez Intends to Step Down on June 30, 2024
Hydro One has announced that Chris Lopez intends to step down as Executive Vice President and Chief Financial and Regulatory Officer, to pursue other opportunities as of June 30, 2024. The company will now embark on an internal and external search for his replacement. Read More... |
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Electricity Canada New Corporate Partner: ABB
ABB in Canada is a leading technology company that energizes the transformation of society and industry to achieve a more productive, sustainable future. By connecting software to its electrification, robotics, automation and motion portfolio, ABB pushes the boundaries of technology to drive performance to new levels. Read More... |
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Canada and Ontario Increasing Access to High-Speed Internet Service in Essex County
The governments of Canada and Ontario are investing over $5.3 million to bring reliable high-speed internet to 3,587 families, farms, and businesses in Essex County. This announcement marks the completion of two more... Read More... |
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BCUC Rejects FortisBC Energy Inc. Okanagan Capacity Upgrade Project
The British Columbia Utilities Commission (BCUC) denied FortisBC Energy Inc.’s (FortisBC) application for its Okanagan Capacity Upgrade project, which includes the construction, installation, and operation of approximately 30 kilometers of new natural gas pipeline. Read More... |
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Legislative Changes Coming in 2024: OHSA Regulatory Requirements to Improve Crane Safety
Ontario is updating various crane-related provisions of O. Reg. 213/91 (Construction Projects) under the Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA) to improve crane safety on construction sites. These changes will include clarifying or adding new design, installation, maintenance, inspection, and record-keeping requirements, and more. Read More... |
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Rate Change Needed by FortisBC to Meet Growing Demand for Electricity
As of January 1, 2024, FortisBC Inc. (FortisBC) electricity customers will see a 6.74 per cent general rate increase as approved by the BC Utilities Commission (BCUC). For a residential customer with an average use of approximately 1,100 kilowatt hours per month of electricity, this equates to about $11.26 more per month. Changes to individual bills will vary based on use. Read More... |
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