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Tag Archives: Ontario Ministry of Energy

Queen’s Park the biggest winner with cap and trade

March 23, 2016EnergyBrady Yauch, cap and trade, carbon markets, Consumer Policy Institute, Ontario, Ontario Energy, Ontario Energy Board, Ontario Ministry of Energyconsumerpolicyinstitute

Cap and trade will provide endless reasons for interest groups to lobby Queen’s Park for access to the many exemptions and potential political favours embedded in the legislation. Continue reading Queen’s Park the biggest winner with cap and trade →

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Higher hydro bills to pay for high hydro bills

March 27, 2015EnergyBrady Yauch, Consumer Policy Institute, Ontario Clean Energy Benefit, Ontario Energy, Ontario Energy Board, Ontario hydro bills, Ontario Ministry of Energy, Ontario ratepayers, Renewable Energyconsumerpolicyinstitute

Ontario’s Ministry of Energy is hiking hydro bills on all ratepayers in an effort to stop already high hydro bills. Make sense? Continue reading Higher hydro bills to pay for high hydro bills →

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