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Global News: How the province ‘hijacked’ plans for a sustainable green economy

June 1, 2018EnergyBrady Yauch, Consumer Policy Institute, Green Energy Act, hydro rates, IESO, Ontario, Ontario Energy, Ontario Power, OPAconsumerpolicyinstitute

Global News has obtained 4,000 pages of internal documents which reveal the government was warned about the potential impact of its renewable energy plan – and how the microFIT program for small scale energy production went out of control. Continue reading Global News: How the province ‘hijacked’ plans for a sustainable green economy →

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Ontario’s conservation program another corporate welfare handout

August 3, 2017EnergyBrady Yauch, conservation, Consumer Policy Institute, energy conservation, Energy Probe, Hydro One, IESO, Ontario, Ontario Energy, Ontario Energy Board, Ontario Powerconsumerpolicyinstitute

Ontario ratepayers will pay $100 million for a conservation program that experts admit is unnecessary. Continue reading Ontario’s conservation program another corporate welfare handout →

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CPI’s Vision From Jane Jacobs

Read founding member Jane Jacobs' first letter to supporters about CPI and its mandate.

Megaprojects Bankrupt Utilities and Leave Regulators in the Dark

Power Exports at What Cost?

Getting Zapped: ON electricity prices increasing faster than anywhere else

Gone Too Far: Soaring Hydro Bills Offset Conservation and Hurt Conservers Most

Falls Flat: Comparing the TTC’s fare policy to other leading transit agencies

Corporate Welfare Goes Green in Ontario

CPI’s Report on the DRL

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