Provinces Drive Energy Independence While Ottawa Hesitates

Provincial governments aggressively pursue interprovincial energy infrastructure and regulatory harmony as federal officials maintain cautious private sector-first approach, creating policy

Powering a resilient, carbon-free future for Ottawa

Hydro Ottawa is committed to affordably and sustainably modernizing its electricity grid to meet the energy needs of a growing Ottawa

OTTAWA S COMMUNITY ENERGY TRANSITION STRATEGY

By diversifying local renewable energy sources, Ottawa decreases its reliance on the unpredictability of energy supply from outside the city boundary while boosting local economic growth.

Getting Energy Projects Built

Positive Energy at the University of Ottawa uses the convening power of the university to bring together academic researchers with emerging and seasoned decision-makers from business, government,

Next Generation: Ottawa''s Proposed Rules Push

Ottawa''s original, stringent stance on a non-emitting grid has given way to a more flexible approach, accounting for each province''s unique

Canada''s Pipeline Reckoning: Energy, Politics, and the Battle for

If Canada can align politics, economics, Indigenous partnership, and regulatory reform, we can become a geopolitical energy supplier of choice, a leader in critical minerals, and a nation

Ontario''s push for energy independence gains

In West Ottawa, a proposed energy project will address Ontario''s growing need for electricity and promises to stabilize the province''s energy grid,

Ottawa Just Declared Energy Independence — The

Canada has just made one of its boldest moves in history — a declaration of energy independence that has left Washington furious. For decades, Canada was

Embracing energy independence with OREC – thinkenergy

In this episode, we talk with Dick Bakker, Director of the Ottawa Renewable Energy Co-operative (OREC), about his personal switch to solar power, OREC''s role as an advocate for

Canada wants to end diesel use in Indigenous

As Ottawa pledges $11 million to help remote Indigenous communities transition away from diesel to renewable energy, experts say the