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Tag Archives: Ontario Electricity

This time is different: OPG says its megaproject not like the others

October 11, 2016EnergyBrady Yauch, Consumer Policy Institute, Darlington Refurbishment Project, nuclear power, Ontario, Ontario Electricity, Ontario Energy, Ontario Power, Ontario Power Generationconsumerpolicyinstitute

Ontario Power Generation (OPG) is confident that its new megaproject will do the impossible: come in on time and on budget. Continue reading This time is different: OPG says its megaproject not like the others →

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Will Ontario’s Hydro One sale raise your electricity rate?

April 20, 2015UncategorizedBrady Yauch, Energy Probe, Green Energy Act, Hydro One, Ontario, Ontario Electricity, Renewable Energyconsumerpolicyinstitute

Ontario’s plan to sell its Hydro One electricity system is to raise money for new infrastructure.

Continue reading Will Ontario’s Hydro One sale raise your electricity rate? →

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OEB stops $15 million cash grab by OPA

November 14, 2014EnergyBrady Yauch, Consumer Policy Institute, Energy Probe, OEB, Ontario Electricity, Ontario Energy Board, ontario power authority, OPAconsumerpolicyinstitute

The Ontario Energy Board just saved $15 million for fee payers. Continue reading OEB stops $15 million cash grab by OPA →

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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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