Unlocking Ontario’s Sustainable Energy Future with Long Duration Energy Storage

Unlocking Ontario’s Sustainable Energy Future with Long Duration Energy Storage

February 7, 2024 Canada’s national trade association for energy storage, Energy Storage Canada (ESC), released a foundational report on the benefits of Long Duration Energy Storage (LDES) in Ontario. The report, conducted by Dunsky Advisors, Long Duration Storage Opportunity Assessment: A Critical Component in Growing Ontario’s Clean Energy Economy, illustrates the substantial potential of LDES to…

Building a Sexual Harassment-Free Workplace in Electricity

Building a Sexual Harassment-Free Workplace in Electricity

February 7, 2024 EHRC, with the support of the Department of Justice Canada and industry partners nationwide, has developed a new resource to assist in Building Gender-Based Harassment and Violence (GBHV) Free Workplaces in Electricity. Building a safe, diverse, equitable and inclusive workplace continues to be the focus of many industry sector organizations. As a…

Quebec Government Proposes Major Energy Reform

Quebec Government Proposes Major Energy Reform

January 19, 2024 CBC Radio-Canada has reported the Legault government in Quebec is planning a significant reform in its energy sector by legalizing the direct sale of electricity between private companies, breaking the current distribution monopoly held by Hydro-Québec. Currently, only a few entities, including Hydro-Québec and several municipal networks in the province have the…

Electricity Canada President and CEO Francis Bradley on CTV National News

Electricity Canada President and CEO Francis Bradley on CTV National News

January 18, 2024 On Sunday, January 14, CTV National News had a segment that explained the role of Alberta’s Electric System Operator (AESO) in maintaining grid stability for the province to prevent rotating black outs. Albertans were asked to unplug and switch off their lights to ensure essential services were taken care of. This prevention…

AESO Thanks Albertans for Quick Response to Call for Power Conservation
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AESO Thanks Albertans for Quick Response to Call for Power Conservation

January 16, 2023 A statement from was issued from Minister of Affordability and Utilities Nathan Neudorf, in response to an electrical grid alert from the Alberta Electrical Systems Operator (AESO). The alert was declared at 3:30 PM and lifted later that evening at 8:40PM due to strong response from the public. The AESO worked with…

Dunsky Report Defines Potential for Onsite Solar to Help Canada Achieve Net-Zero

Dunsky Report Defines Potential for Onsite Solar to Help Canada Achieve Net-Zero

December 19, 2023 The Canadian Renewable Energy Association (CanREA) welcomes the first comprehensive national market outlook for rooftop and onsite solar—also known as behind-the meter (BTM) solar—which calls for scaling up rooftop solar by 20-40 times to help Canada achieve net-zero targets. The groundbreaking report from Dunsky Energy + Climate Advisors, “BTM Solar: Canadian Market…

The Evolution of Technologies Empowering Submetering in Canada

The Evolution of Technologies Empowering Submetering in Canada

December 19, 2023 By Ilia Alexeev – Trilliant Solutions Architect/Network Delivery Businesses and property managers are continuously looking for ways to simplify management of their assets while improving customer service and their bottom line. Expending less resources and utilizing technology and other means to achieve more is certainly not new. Throughout history, the purposeful evolution…

On Track for Net-Zero: Decarbonization in North America’s Rail Industry

On Track for Net-Zero: Decarbonization in North America’s Rail Industry

A discussion with ABB’s Martin Bussiere December 19, 2023 By Elle Bremmer In its storied history, the rail industry provided the essential services of transporting both people and goods across North America and was pivotal to the continent’s development. Now, it embraces a future marked again by transformative change with a path to decarbonization. Embracing…

Transformer and Switchgear Supply and Demand May Pose Challenges to Energy Transition

Transformer and Switchgear Supply and Demand May Pose Challenges to Energy Transition

November 23, 2023 By Blake Marchand The demand for transformers and switchgear is being impacted by the proliferation of new industries: renewables, solar, energy storage, and data centres, for example. Historically, housing-starts were the key driver for transformer and switchgear demand. According to a panel discussion from Scotiabank and JST Power Equipment EVP & GM,…