Energy efficiency as a job creation powerhouse
Energy efficiency is a job creation powerhouse: it employs 436,000 workers in Canada, more than the oil and gas extraction or telecommunications sectors.
Ontario Breaks Promise to Support Conservation
Today, the Ontario government released its annual budget. One thing that might be missed is that the government has failed to deliver on a promise to support electricity conservation made in its election platform.
Comments on Proposed Amendments to the 2016 Energy Efficiency Regulations
Authored by Brendan Haley.
Comments on the Expert Panel on Sustainable Finance Interim Report
Improving energy efficiency can have a significant positive economic impact. To realize these opportunities there is a need for federal government leadership in overcoming a number of barriers. Authored by Brendan Haley.
Comments on Amendment 15 to the Energy Efficiency Regulations on energy efficient heating and ventilation products
Minimum energy performance standards are one of the most cost-effective tools the Government can use to support significant GHG emissions reductions. Authored by Brendan Haley.