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Canada Needs a National Energy Efficiency Strategy (0)

8/21/10 •

This is the conclusion of a stakeholder dialogue hosted by CanREA and the Canadian Energy Efficiency Alliance (CEEA).
Representatives from the energy efficiency industry, NGOs, labour and academics met in May this year to come up with recommendations for a national energy efficiency plan - focusing particularly on the role of the federal government in leading and coordinating [...]

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Ontario Feed-in Tariff Supply Chain Forum (0)

7/08/10 •

Canadian Clean Energy Conferences is organizing an event called The Ontario Feed-in Tariff Supply Chain Forum, which takes place this October 5-6 in Toronto. www.ontariofitsupplychain.com. This forum will bring together regulators, developers, manufacturers, suppliers, industry associations and financiers to discuss the challenges and opportunities for ramping up the region’s wind and solar industries to [...]

Feed-in Tariffs for Community Power Projects part of Nova Scotia’s New Renewable Electricty Plan (0)

4/26/10 •

The Province of Nova Scotia unveiled its new Renewable Electricity Plan on April 23.
The plan outlines an “orderly transition to new, local, renewable energy sources” with a target of 25% by 2015 and a goal of 40% by 2020.
While 600 MW of new large scale renewable power projects will still be procured using a bidding [...]

Ontario Feed-in Tariff Yields Strong Market Response (0)

4/21/10 •

The Ontario Renewable Energy Feed-in Tariff Program has resulted in a massive response from Ontarians wanting to develop renewable energy. The success of the Program, coupled with the Province’s accelarated conservation targets, paves the way for solving the challenges faced by the province’s electricity sector as coal is phased out and nuclear power plants de-commissioned.
These [...]

First Canadian Renewable Energy Finance Forum Held in Toronto (0)

4/01/10 •

The Inaugural Renewable Energy Finance Forum – Canada took place on March 30 – 31 2010, at the Sutton Place Hotel in Toronto. The event featured provincial perspectives on renewable energy deployment and considered the changing role of equity and debt in renewable energy and clean energy in Canada.
To download the brochure for the event click here.