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,…

Ontario Energy Board Adjusts Electricity Prices: Mitigating Costs through BESS Innovation

Ontario Energy Board Adjusts Electricity Prices: Mitigating Costs through BESS Innovation

November 22, 2023 Ontario residents, small businesses, and farms should be prepared for forthcoming changes in their electricity bills as the Ontario Energy Board (OEB) has introduced alterations to electricity prices under the regulated pricing plan. Commencing November 1, 2023, the Ontario Electricity Rebate, a financial aid initiative designed to alleviate consumer electricity expenses, is…

Energy Stats: Hydroelectricity Generation Falls Amid Dry Conditions in August

Energy Stats: Hydroelectricity Generation Falls Amid Dry Conditions in August

November 13, 2023 In August, primary energy production decreased in two of the six subsectors, resulting in a 1.4% year-over-year decline. Coal production (-37.5%) and primary electricity generation (-15.1%) were responsible for the drop. Meanwhile, secondary energy production saw a year-over-year increase of 4.2% in August, mainly due to a 4.2% rise in refined petroleum products. Hydroelectricity generation falls amid…